Letter to Mac from Sam Marshall

Letter to Mac from Sam Marshall

Sam writes about his new job and asks Mac (Colin) to reply with his news.

1946-06-21

Two handwritten sheets

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145 Cheriton Rd,
Folkestone.
Kent.
June 21st 1946.
My dear Mac,
Have you settled down in civy [sic] life again and how are things going. I am in the letter writing mood and thought I would drop a line to you, Charlie and George.
I am working in a foundry at Dover and hope after I have learnt the business to take a more active part of the administration of the factory, the work is awfully dirty but quite interesting. I must say
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I like being home all the time and I expect your wife and children are pleased to have you.
Write and give me all your news Mac.
Yours as always.
Sam [underlined] Marshall [/underlined]