Curated blog of quirky, interesting messages from real vintage and wartime postcards, including many sent by soldiers and sailors during World War II.
Though it did pass through the mail, there isn’t really a message written by the sender except a name. So, I picked this one for the artwork and the postmark. I love the vibrant graphic on the front of the card.
Aunt Maggie
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Postmark: Robesonia PA. Dec 22, 1930
This postcard from Horace has pretty good penmanship and I find the spelling errors charming. I am curious what was going on with those rabbits, though.
-23 -09
Dear Karl – I am going to school and Rabbits are very [sharp?]. Mr. Jackson is common down
forfor Xmas. I hope you all hapy Xmas. And a hapy new yr.Respectfully yours. Horace F. Budd.
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Postmark: December 24, 1909 – Morristown, Ind.
Lost Greetings 