Aerograph from Albert Evans to Bill Edwards

Aerograph from Albert Evans to Bill Edwards

The letter is to his brother and law and sister. He hopes they have not been worrying about him. He advises them that more letters are on their way.

1942-01-29

One handwritten sheet and envelope

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[underlined] AIRGRAPH [/underlined]

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P.T.E. W. EDWARDS 27TH. S.S./N.G.
31 BERRY AVENUE.
DARLASTON.
S. STAFFS.
[underlined] ENGLAND. [/underlined]

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Senders Address 1433237. L.A.C. EVANS.
No 33. E.F.T.S.
CARON.
SASK.

Date 29-1-42.

Dear Bill,

I hope you and Mary haven’t been worrying about me, because I’m quite O.K. and still alive and kicking. I suppose you’ll have seen my letters home, and know all the news so far, but there are others on the way, and you should get them soon. I know it’s a long time between letters, but we’ll have to stick it out until things brighten up. Don’t forget I want you to keep in touch with Mick, and let her know you’ve had this because we can send them only to members of the Armed Forces and a letter to her takes such a long time.

Best of luck and keep your chins up. Remember me to all the old pals and those at home.

Love, Albert.