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He has had no mail from home. He is well. He remains optimistic.

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He has had mail and a cigarette parcel.

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He has received three parcels, in total. He is well. He especially liked the clothing parcel and cigarettes from his office.

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He is well but has not had much mail.

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He thanks them for the parcel with a pipe and other stuff.

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He is well and has received letters. He asks for photos.

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He is well, playing bridge, reading and walking.

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He is well. Weather is hot. He expects an end to the war soon.

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He is well and thanks them for two cigarette parcels. He has been sunbathing and been at church.

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He has been to church which had accordion music which reminded him of his childhood.

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The postcard is sent from a Prisoner of War camp from Sid to his sister, Josey.

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A postcard from Peter Hattersley to Kathleen Crofts written from his prisoner of war camp. In it he describes a fairy story that he is writing and concludes by stating that he hopes its first private reading will be in bed with her.

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A postcard written from prisoner of war camp from Jim to his Aunt. It is signed Sedric.

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The postcard states that it will not be long until he is home. It is signed Sedric.

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Postcard from Flight Sergeant Jim Cahir to his mother and brothers. He writes about the weather and his activities including watching some South African prisoners perform a Zulu war dance on Union day, May 31st. He also writes that he hasn’t…

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A postcard written by Flying Officer Alexandratos to Mrs Cahir about Jim reporting that he was a prisoner of war.

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A postcard to Mrs Pridmore from Pilot Officer Graham Wilson, a prisoner of war. He talks of the weather and missing being in England.

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The postcard to Les' mother advises he is fit and well but has not received any letters. It was sent via Vatican Radio and the Catholic Times.
On the card they use 'Tickford' as his surname.

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Writes about first parcel she has sent and asks him to let her know what he needs. Mentions she has not gotten his personal kit back yet and that she will send books and smokes when she has his prisoner of war number.

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Writes of her attempts to recover money that he left in his locker. Says no letter from him for three weeks. Hopes to get his prisoner of war number so she can send him books.

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Reg writes from camp that he is well. Camp life is not too bad.

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Reg is still well. He asks to send parcels to Stalag 4B.

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Reg writes that not much has happened. He sends his wishes to friends at home.
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