The first CDV that started the CDV craze: Napoleo
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Napoleon III carte-de-vistie. Emperor of France. Legend has it Napoleon III in 1859 en route with his troops to Italy, stopped at Disd‚ri's Paris studio to have his portrait taken. Seizing the opportunity, Disd‚ri sold thousands of copies. Almost overni
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The first CDV that started the CDV craze: Napoleo
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