Postcard to his wife from Ted

Postcard to his wife from Ted

He apologises for having nothing new to say but he is fit and well.

1945-01-25

One double sided handwritten card

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[Stamp]
PASSED
P.W. 7754

[Stamp]
32 Goprüft
Salag IVB

[Stamp]
31.1.45 – 10
al

MRS EDWARD B THORNHILL,
22, HOPE STREET,
BEESTON,
NOTTINGHAM,
ENGLAND

F/SGT. EDWARD THORNHILL
263716.

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25-1-1945.

My Own Darling Wife, Well [indecipherable word] I’m afraid I have very little to say that is new. I am still fit & well, & I love & miss you more & more each day we are apart. To me a century seems to have passed since I last saw you. Keep smiling my Darling, look after yourself and don’t worry. I love you so very much Ted.