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c.1918 WWI American Expeditionary Forces in France 1st Army Soldiers Postcard
$15.72
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Description
This lot is a divided back international postcard. The front has embroidered flowers and a four-leaf clover on silk to form a pocket. The pocket contains a lace-edged silk handkerchief. The postcard was sent by John Hohnberg, a soldier in France with the American Expeditionary Forces at the end of WWI. The return address indicates he was assigned to Battery B of the Artillery Anti-Aircraft Protection Corp. The postcard is written to his sister, Myrtle Hohnberg, in Duluth, Minnesota. He informs her that he is well and that they will sail soon, presumably coming home.
Condition
The card is in good condition. It has edge wear, corner bumps, and a small pinhole in the top right corner. The edges appear slightly trimmed which may have been done to meet size restrictions for military mail. Please review the included photos of the actual item to make a complete determination of its condition.
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