Postcard from Cannes

Postcard from Cannes

Postcard to Mrs J. V. Hay from her husband. He writes that the weather is warm, going to Cannes for the weekend and leaving for Paris on the following Monday. He also provides an address for her to write to.

1946-03-22

One b/w postcard

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[black and white photograph of fishing boats and buildings by the sea]
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[underlined] On Active Service [/underlined]
[postmark]
Mrs. J. V. Hay.
Coruisk
Cookham
Berks.
England.
[signature]
22nd March 1946
LA COTE D’AZUR
2. CANNES – Le Port et la Croisette
Weather still warm & sunny, & am off for usual week-end at Cannes. Have had no letter from you for four days now, or from anyone else. I’m leaving for Paris on the Monday evening train, [indecipherable word], so as t [sic] be there by 26th, so you had better address your next t [sic] me at Hqs, 87 Group, R.A.F., B.A.O.R. France, as before. It will probably last about a fortnight.
Love,
Hubby