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Dear [sister?] Alice We were very pleased to hear that you were getting better. We have buried the baby [?] this afternoon and every thing went off very nicely. Give our love to Mr and Mrs Palmer and thank them for their sympathy. [unfortunately I can't make out what's written across the main message]

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I got my own copy of this earlier this month – very excited! From Sometimes Love Beth: An adventure in postcards Beth Sometimes ISBN 9780980637809; 288pp; October 2009; $29.95 From her new home in Central Australia, on the eve of 2008, postcard author Beth Sometimes embarked on a daring challenge: to write a postcard to [...]

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Another postcard blog

The web doesn’t appear to be overrun with blogs about historic postcards – or at least ones that deal with the subject specifically. I’ve found on or two entries dealing with historic postcards, but that has been about it. Today I came across  Vintage Postcards: Postcard blog – this is a blog that is associated [...]

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DigitalNZ  is a search engine that covers digital content from the likes of government departments, libraries, community organisations and individuals. I tried some searches for postcards and came up with some great results. Here’s part of the search results screen for a simple search on postcards foxton

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I’m not quite sure what relationship Frank is to Miss E. Barltrop – I have another postcard that makes me think he’s a relative. Apart from the cheeky subject matter I was also intrigued the recipient lived at the Cape Pallisser Lighthouse!

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The garden of the Hotel Regina, Stockholm. What a lovely courtyard! Can’t find this hotel online, so I guess it has changed its name. Purchased from Ethel Anne Antiques, Hawera, March 2009

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Ward C.6. ??? Hospital Dear (Fanny, Family?) Just a few cards to let you know that I am doing alright again, and will be out of this shortly, at least I hope to be. No I did not have to go to church in France. We very seldom had church over … There is a [...]

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This is a postcard of “Norian”, The Beehive House, which was built by Edgar Roy Brewster in New Plymouth in the 1940s. It was dismantled in 1966. Brewster opposed right angles with a religious fervour, and apparently cut the corners off all of his photos. I realised when I took the postcard out of its [...]

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Something tells me these Kaponga lads may have been a handful! This puts us mind of you on your way home from church Won in a Trade Me auction March 2009

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