This historic postcard captures the devastating impact of World War One on Foncquevillers, France. It vividly depicts the bombed-out ruins of the local church, a poignant reminder of the conflict's destructive power. Dated and postmarked from 1915, this card offers a rare glimpse into the wartime experiences of the era, sent from the front to England.

• Features a stark image of the heavily damaged church in Foncquevillers, Pas-de-Calais.
• Clearly bears a red triangular CENSURE (censor) stamp with "No 1155" on the reverse.
• Hand-written message dated 22/10/1915 and postmarked, addressed to Reading, England.