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Title: Can anyone read this postcard?
Post by: Purple Badger on Sunday 14 October 18 16:24 BST (UK)
Hi All,

Can anyone read this postcard. It is pretty faded. I can make out bits and pieces but would love to see it all. It is a postcard from my great grandmother to my great grandfather prior to their marriage. She was on her way to Canada.

Many Thanks,

S :)
Title: Re: Can anyone read this postcard?
Post by: ShaunJ on Sunday 14 October 18 16:30 BST (UK)
How's this:

Title: Re: Can anyone read this postcard?
Post by: hallmark on Sunday 14 October 18 16:37 BST (UK)
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Title: Re: Can anyone read this postcard?
Post by: Gadget on Sunday 14 October 18 16:37 BST (UK)
Dear Frank
Everything OK re sailing .
Au Revoir dear (?) I'll get
particulars of return
sailing & let you know
at the very earliest
Keep cheerful Love Kitty
Title: Re: Can anyone read this postcard?
Post by: hallmark on Sunday 14 October 18 16:40 BST (UK)
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Title: Re: Can anyone read this postcard?
Post by: ShaunJ on Sunday 14 October 18 16:59 BST (UK)
Gadget's nailed it I reckon.
Title: Re: Can anyone read this postcard?
Post by: Purple Badger on Sunday 14 October 18 20:49 BST (UK)
Thank you so much for all your efforts. It is so nice to have a clear copy and to know what it says.

S  ;D
Title: Re: Can anyone read this postcard?
Post by: Ruskie on Sunday 14 October 18 23:14 BST (UK)
Might Gadget's question marked word on line three be "dearest"? It seems to veer off a bit though.  :)
Title: Re: Can anyone read this postcard?
Post by: Gadget on Sunday 14 October 18 23:23 BST (UK)
It could be dearest or dearst

Title: Re: Can anyone read this postcard?
Post by: Ruskie on Sunday 14 October 18 23:26 BST (UK)
It could be dearest or dearst

I thought that may be the case. I think I can make out an s and a t at the end of the word. :)
Title: Re: Can anyone read this postcard?
Post by: Treetotal on Monday 15 October 18 00:24 BST (UK)
It does look like St.
Carol