Postcard from Eze

Postcard from Eze

Postcard to Mrs J. V. Hay from her husband. He describes the picture on the postcard as having originally been a Phoenician fortress.

1946-04-03

One colour postcard

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[colour drawing of village above bushes and flowers]
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[underlined] On Active Service [/underlined]
[postmark]
Mrs. J. V. Hay
Coruisk
Cookham
Berks
England.
[signature]
[underlined] 3rd April. [/underlined]
1346. – EZE. – L’Entrée du Village
I wanted you to see this place, originally a Phoenician fortress, guarding trade route, it stands about 2000 ft. sheer above the Mediterranean at the highest point between Nice & Monte Carlo. Nice rather reminds one of Blackpool! A sufficient deterrent!
Love,
[underlined] Hubby [/underlined]
Have Thames Conservarry [sic] sent boat registration plate yet?