Postcard from John Valentine to his wife Ursula

Postcard from John Valentine to his wife Ursula

Number 5. Writes about his fitness and health. Says not eating much and asks for regular supply of tobacco.

1942-06-25

Two sided handwritten postcard

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Mrs U.M. Valentine
Lido
Tenterden Grove
Hendon, London N W 4
England
From
John R.M. Valentine Sgt
M-Stammlager Luft 3
Deutchland

Censor stamps P.W. 3315 Gerpruft 32

Mrs U.M. Valentine
Lido
Tenterden Grove
Hendon, London N W 4
England
From
John R.M. Valentine
M-Stammlager Luft 3
Deutchland

Censor stamps P.W. 3313 Gerpruft 32

No 5 (p.card) 25-6-42
Little fresh news since my last letter. Not feeling too fit yet but the time passes quickly since I have quite a lot to do and read a fair amount. My senses have completely returned but alas I can put them to little use here since I don’t eat half as much and have little tobacco. Do arrange for a regular supply of the latter, please. Always thinking of you and Frances. Lots of love to both
Always yours. John