Postcard from John Valentine to his wife Ursula

Postcard from John Valentine to his wife Ursula

Reports arrival of medicine which he hope will resolve sense of taste issue. Little recent mail but believes many enroute.

1943-05-18

Two sided handwritten postcard

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Kriegsgefangenenlager
Datum: 18th May 1943
Two bottles of Argotone arrived today for which I am deeply grateful. Still being tasteless & having been so for a long time now I’m thoroughly sick of the wretched condition & if the Argotone can work the trick I shall be overjoyed. It was typically kind of you my dearest to have the stuff sent & I just hope that if works. I have little other news, no mail from you but odd old ones from Barnet came trickling in. There must be a flood from Lido somewhere enroute. I hope you and Frances are well - Don’t forget that holiday this year. Fondest Love
John.
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Kriegsfangenenpost
Postkarte
Little Close
Devon Road
Salcombe
Devon
Mrs U M Valentine
LIDO
Empfangsort: Tenterden Grove
Strasse: Hendon
London
Land: England
Landesteil (Provinzusw.)
[underlined] Card [/underlined]
Gebuhrenfrei!
Absender:
V or – und Zuname: Sgt John Valentine
Gefangenennummer: 438
Lager – Bezeichnung:
M. – S Tammlage: Luft 3
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