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 : To my brave sweetheart


To my brave sweetheart

Postcard: To my brave sweetheart.One of three picture postcards from World War One with messages for loved ones.With poem by ?H.B Cohen?:?To MY BRAVE SWEETHEART??No matter though the seas divide, And you are far away, My thoughts dear heart are with you, For you I hope and pray, Though distance may us sever, And keeps us far apart, Sweet thoughts of you still linger, Within my loving heart?One of 75 picture postcards, sentimental, humorous and documentary, from the period, before, during and after World War One, 1907 (c)-1924 (c).Associated with World War One (1914-1918)

Picture No
11096729
Media ID
48571273
Size
1872px x 3000px (2.3MB)
Credit
©The National Army Museum / Mary Evans Picture Library
Source
Postcard
Date
circa 1914

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