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    Interesting address!

    I found this a day ago and look at the address!
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    i would love to have seen the face of the postal worker in california, handling that letter
    Damn those german spies, they thought up some very clever tricks to transmit there information

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      #3
      Can you read the date on the cancellations over the stamps? If it's pre-war, it wouldn't be all that odd...but it's something not often seen!

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      Hank
      Unless it was nighttime, or the weather was bad, and you were running out of gas - then it was a sweaty nightmare, like a monkey f*ing a skunk.
      ~ Dan Hampton, Viper Pilot

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        #4
        not uncommon but interesting, i visited berchtesgrden last year and bought a post card dated 1938 from a english lady to another lady in southend, it was 9 euros, bought in the little antique shop on the corner of the old market place. quirky.

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          #5
          The post mark date is very faint but I am able to make out March 14 1939. So the war hasn't started but the German army is moving towards the Czechoslovakia border as the letter is sent.


          Gary

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