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Squirrel, Idaho — humorous postcard with illustration of soldiers and text — unknown publisher, series number not visible - Front — Front

Squirrel, Idaho — humorous postcard with illustration of soldiers and text — unknown publisher, series number not visible - Back — Back

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Squirrel, Idaho — humorous postcard with illustration of soldiers and text — unknown publisher, series number not visible

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Humorous postcard dated June 10, 1944, sent from Squirrel, Idaho, with a 3¢ 'Win the War' stamp. The illustration shows soldiers in a forest setting with the text « O, Yeah! » and « Zeke, ah cain't see a thing. That war stuff is just noos-paper talk! ». The back indicates the recipient G.J. Meylan in Cortland, N.Y., and has a handwritten inscription « Boone 974 » at the bottom right.

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Type: CP
Reference: DFKP11
Condition: good condition
Availability: Unique piece
Condition: Guaranteed as shown in front and back scans

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