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Welcome Home Children, Wonder when you will arrive. So anxious to see you both.
Edna J Bush
Tomorrow afternoon we are going to Vic's and stay for supper, so should you return then you'll know where we are.
Welcome Home Children, Wonder when you will arrive. So anxious to see you both.
Edna J Bush
Tomorrow afternoon we are going to Vic's and stay for supper, so should you return then you'll know where we are.
No date on this postcard. Must be around the turn of the 20th century, though. This is has just been listed in my shop.
I am glad to be able to participate in Postcard Friendship Friday today, now hosted by The Best Hearts are Crunchy blog. Visit her blog to see all the other posts for today.
I am glad to be able to participate in Postcard Friendship Friday today, now hosted by The Best Hearts are Crunchy blog. Visit her blog to see all the other posts for today.
That is a lovely postcard. I think it must be from the early 1900's. Very nice!
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That's a very sweet and pleasing card.
ReplyDeleteKind of a strange scene when you think about it--standing in the middle of a snowy road holding a bunch of flowers...
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ReplyDeleteReally pretty postcard. Love the colors, a good find.
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julie
Lovely card, how do you know when the postcard was produced, I can't seem to find any dates on the ones I have.
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ReplyDeletePretty little girl but, brrr, makes me shiver. I've had enough of snow.
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