1928 Algiers, Algeria Historical Postcard La Pecherie mosque 90c on 80c Stamp

This vintage postcard depicts "Les Rampes et le Boulevard de la République" in Algiers, Algeria, during the early 20th century. The bustling scene captures the grandeur of colonial architecture with rows of arcades, multi-level buildings, and vibrant market activity. 
The reverse side includes a handwritten message in elegant French script:
Alger, le 12 Mars
Chers Oncle et Tante,
Je me suis embarqué le 8 mars à Marseille sur un cargo allant à Sfax. C’est un voyage si charmant, il n’y fait pas froid, au contraire. Nous avons eu beau temps toute la traversée. Nous sommes arrivés à Alger le 10 et repartirons pour Tunis à Sfax. La ville est très pittoresque et les Arabes plaisants à voir !
Je vous embrasse de tout cœur.
Gaston.
(Translation: Algiers, March 12
Dear Uncle and Aunt,
I boarded on March 8th in Marseille on a cargo ship headed to Sfax. The journey has been so delightful; it’s not cold at all, quite the contrary. We had beautiful weather throughout the crossing. We arrived in Algiers on the 10th and will leave soon for Tunis and Sfax. The city is very picturesque, and the Arabs are pleasant to observe!
With all my love,
Gaston.)
Addressed to:
Gent. Sig. Stromboli
47 Lungarno Regio
Pisa, Italy
The postcard bears a postmark dated March 12th, 1928, with a La Pecherie mosque 90c on 80c Stamp, adding historical value to this exceptional piece.
Size: Approx. 14 cm x 9 cm
Authenticity guaranteed!