Postcard: Munich railcar 120 near Isartor (1910)

Stop: Isartor.
Archive: Henrik Boye.
Publisher: Verlag und Bildarchiv Sebastian Winkler.
Date: 1910.
City: Munich (Germany).

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Munich railcar 120.

The Old Munich
around 1910
Isartor and Isartorplatz seen from the corner of Rumfordstrasse and Zweibrückenstrasse

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