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Strathaven, St Andrews, N.B. — Family Correspondence — Publisher Not Visible - Front — Front

Strathaven, St Andrews, N.B. — Family Correspondence — Publisher Not Visible - Back — Back

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Strathaven, St Andrews, N.B. — Family Correspondence — Publisher Not Visible

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Description

Postcard dated August 22, 1924, sent from Strathaven, St Andrews, N.B., to a recipient in Edinburgh. The back features handwritten correspondence in which the sender informs that his sister has left Strathaven and that he had little time to write, hoping the recipient is well. A red 1 shilling stamp is affixed at the top right, with a circular cancellation 'STANDREWS' dated August 22, 1924.

Characteristics

Type: CP
Reference: DKAL05
Condition: good condition
Availability: Unique piece
Condition: Guaranteed as shown in front and back scans

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Reference: DKAL05

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