Fez, Morocco Postcard – Le Souk du Tala et l’Horloge de Bou-Inania, Early 20th Century

This postcard captures a bustling scene from the Souk du Tala in Fez, Morocco, with a view of the famous Horloge de Bou-Inania, an intricate water clock located near the historic Bou Inania Madrasa. Built in the 14th century, this madrasa and its surroundings are iconic to Fez, embodying the traditional architecture and vibrant market culture of the ancient city. The photograph shows locals wearing traditional Moroccan clothing, moving through the narrow souk (market) as they go about their daily lives, giving viewers a sense of Fez’s dynamic atmosphere and rich history.
The postcard is labeled “Fez – Le Souk du Tala et l’Horloge de Bou-Anania,” and is part of the LL series by French publisher Lévy et Neurdein Réunis, known for documenting early 20th-century life in North Africa.
The reverse side is unused, featuring classic French “Correspondance” and “Adresse” sections, with no handwritten notes. The publisher’s information, “Lévy et Neurdein Réunis, Paris,” is printed along the center.
Size: Approximately 14 cm x 9 cm
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