Postcard. Editions Aérienes Combier Imp. Macon “CIM”
A french blog “Cartes postales de Mons-en-Barœul” has four postcards by this same printer, which are dated 1961, so I’m guessing this is of the same vintage.
It was either procured at a garage sale or the same flea market I picked up heaps of various ephemera .
It’s been raining a lot with low lighting conditions. Hence another window shot. I think I’ll keep this up for the remaining few postcards / old photographs I have. I like the romance.
I’ve never been to Frangy, but I think I’ve been very close, to Annency. It was 10 years ago. What’s not to like about France? Except that I had given up dairy at that point, and traveling to France reinstated my life long love affair with cheese. No regrets.
Status: Originally when I plucked these postcards from their dark and dusty storage (ie: the back of the closet) my thought was to ‘de-clutterize’ them by framing and hanging, thus appreciating them all at a glance. I wonder if I shouldn’t send this to someone in Frangy for fun.
Kill-ratio: 21:3 / 7:1
Alt-title: Untitled Object No. 300 For Communicating With A Village.
Obsolescence Project 
I like the romance too.
Also, congrats on reaching (and passing) the Day 300 milestone, Deanne. 300 mini-installations that didn’t exist before the Obso Project. Nice.
Onwards…:)
Thanks Ben. It’s a nice milestone.
Yes, do it! Better that than on the wall and forgotten again (well, it would be in our house). Absolutely love these window shots.
Forgotten again. Story of my stuff;) Thanks Richard!