Lettercard from Les Pickford to his mother

Lettercard from Les Pickford to his mother

He writes that he has been moved and she is not to worry about him.

1941-06-22

One double sided printed card with handwritten annotations

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Dear Ma,

I have been moved to a different Camp since my last letter and am Settled down again. I am still in good health and spirit and hope you are the Same.

My Pilot and tech Hyde were unfortunately Killed when they were shot down. I have already made several good friends. The grub we get is still good and our treatment too. Please do not worry about me

your Loving Son

Leslie

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[crest] [stamp]

CARTOLINA POSTALE
PER LE FORZE ARMATE

[stamp] [stamp] [stamp]

[underlined] Mittente [/underlined]

Cognome PICKFORD

Nome LESLIE

Grado SGT 551653

Reparto Consentration Camp
For Prisoners of war

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[underlined] POSTA MILITARE 220 [/underlined]

[stamp]

A Mrs A Pickford
41 Broadlea Road
Kingsway Manchester
England