File:World's oldest postcard.jpg

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Penny Penates

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English: It was a postcard Theodore Hook sent to himself in London as a joke.
Français : Carte postale (probablement la première au monde) que Theodore Hook a envoyée à lui-même à Londres comme plaisanterie. Les personnages repésentent des caricatures d'employés de la poste au travail devant un encrier géant.
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Source £10m coins and £3m dresses: The 10 most expensive collectibles in the world
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