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Brumfield, William Craft, 1944-, photographer - Notecards and Postcards Trinity Cathedral (1812-17), south facade, Kiakhta, Russia

Brumfield, William Craft, 1944-, photographer - Trinity Cathedral (1812-17), south facade, Kiakhta, Russia Notecards and Postcards

Trinity Cathedral (1812-17), south facade, Kiakhta, Russia by Brumfield, William Craft, 1944-, photographer | Notecards and Postcards

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SKU: L-384863

Non standard size. Original proportions will be kept to include the entire image. If a standard size print is desired please note in the comment section at checkout.

Keywords: Cathedrals | Russia (Federation) | 2000. | Republic Of Buriatiia | Kiakhta | Slides | Color

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Folded Greeting Card: Our folded greeting cards are printed on brilliant white heavy (80 pound) cardstock with a smooth finish and are printed as folded notecards. The cards are sold by the dozen, and come with matching envelopes in a presentation box.

The size of our folded greeting cards is 6.625 x 10 inches when unfolded and 5 inches x 6.625 inches, when folded.

The size of the printed image on the face of the folded cards is 4.25 inches x 5.875 inches, leaving a short border surrounding the image on the front of each card.

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