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POSTCARD: 'ARE YOU A AMASON? RIDING THE GOAT', JIM AND LILLIAN DENNIS COLLECTION

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Jim and Lilian Dennis Collection

Overview

From a collection of postcards belonging to Jim and Lillian Dennis.
Front: 'Are you a mason?' with cartoon of man on a goat and mason's symbol in op right corner. 'Riding the goat' at the bottom.
Reverse: Handwritten message starts,
'Dear Jim…'
Ends 'Yours Tom'

Historical information

Collection of postcards sent to James 'Jim' and Lillian Dennis.

Details

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Registration number

cwa-org-43-2023.30

Item type

Material

Width

140 mm

Height or length

85 mm

Inscriptions and markings

Miller and Lang Printed in Berlin

Keywords

DENNIS, James 'Jim

Statement of significance

James 'Jim' and Lillian (nee Philp) Dennis married on 14 September 1910. They sent cards to each other for birthdays, anniversarys, Easter and Christmas.

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-31.955889153429, 115.82245770876

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