A blog dedicated to my collection of orphan photographs.
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I originally wrote about the photo on my other blog, GenBlog.
This is a real photo postcard. The back of the card reads:
Hello Lucy. How I would love to see you and your baby. I suppose it is a wonder. I know mine is. [cannot read signature]
There is no other identifying information, postmark, date, or location.
Orphan Photo #43
Author: Julie at 6:45 AM
Categories: Unidentified
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1 comments:
I love these vintage photo post cards. You get the best of both worlds. A vintage photo and hopefully a message.
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