1896 Tourrettes Sur Loup Postmark?

Got this off the Internet, figured I'd double check and ask if this is correct.

The historic post office in Tourrettes-sur-Loup, in the Alpes-Maritimes department, bears witness to the rural administrative organization of the late 19th century. Although records specific to the year 1896 are scarce, the building is an integral part of the development of the medieval village and its postal network, essential for the community of "the city of violets" in the early 20th century.

Historical context: In the late 19th century, the French state developed the postal network in rural areas, including the installation of public mailboxes and postal routes.
Local heritage: The post office is part of the medieval village landscape, not far from the war memorial, erected later, after the First World War.
Historical research: For precise details on the year 1896, the Historical Society of Tourrettes-sur-Loup is a recommended resource.

Nice place, had a communal Scrabble competition when I was there. The main square has a statute of the Comte de Grasse, who's had three US naval vessels named after him.

Nice strike. The response looks like an AI response. What are you hoping to confirm?

Any of it, I got the information off the Internet.

It, mostly, is generic babbling.

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What it fails to point out, is that towards 1894, the village changed its name.
Finding this cancellation with a date before 1894, therefore, would be unlikely.