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The image shows an old cigarette card with a portrait of a woman wearing a red headscarf. Her face is clearly visible, with her eyes looking directly at the viewer and her lips slightly parted. Her hair is pulled back in a neat bun, and she is wearing a white dress with a patterned shawl draped over her shoulders. The background of the card is a light blue color, and the text on the card reads "Portugal".

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