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
To:
Postmark: Robesonia PA. Dec 22, 1930
Postmark: Aug 16, 1945 – Wheelerville, PA—-?—- Came back home and the war is over.
From the Kupp’s
Is this correspondence the equivalent of a girl not answering your calls, even though she gave you her number at that bar last night? Is the sender hostile or being facetious? Perhaps both?
Postcard Front“2516 Boyles Ave, looking East, New Castle, Pa.”
Where’s my letter please?
Don’t think you ever intended writing to me. Now hurry, or I will be real mad.
Lovingly, –?-
Lost Greetings 