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Vintage 1959 Trier Holy Robe Scrapbook Page Postcards Dom Cathedral Germany
Scrapbook page shows light edge wear, a small tear at the left side, and binder holes from previous album use. Mounted postcards and photograph display mild surface wear and light age toning but retain clear images and legible text. Adhesive remains secure and handwritten notes and sketches are intact.
Item: One vintage black-paper scrapbook page featuring mounted postcards and photographs from Trier, Germany, focused on the Holy Robe (Heilig Rock) and the Dom / Liebfrauenkirche.
Front side: Includes a color postcard of Trier Dom and Liebfrauenkirche courtyard, surrounded by hand-written German notes and small white ink sketches of architectural details. Above it is a colorful illustrated postcard showing St. Helena and St. Agritius holding the Holy Robe, with the cathedral below, titled \"Der hl. Rock im Dom zu Trier – Ausgestellt Anno Domini 1959\" and marked \"Verlag: A. Prechtl, Trier.\"
Handwriting on the front references \"Dom u. Liebfrauenkirche\" and notes about old columns in the cloister and the former imperial palace (Palast der Hl. Helena) and a double church, adding unique period documentation.
Reverse side: Holds a black-and-white photograph of the Holy Robe relic displayed on an altar surrounded by candles, and a printed postcard-style image of the robe with German caption \"Jesus Christus, der Herr\" on a marbled background.
Text visible on the backs of the cards includes references to \"Heilig-Rock-Wallfahrt Trier 19.7.–20.7.1959\" and \"Der Hl. Rock im Dom zu Trier,\" indicating these were souvenirs from the 1959 Holy Robe pilgrimage.
The scrapbook page itself is pre-punched with two binder holes along the margin and was originally part of a larger vintage album, as noted on an included handwritten slip stating this is a page from a vintage scrapbook.
MSC171-50