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Subiaco Museum > Records

POSTCARD: 'IS THIS PART OF A SOLIDERS DUTY?', 1909

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1909

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From a collection of four coloured postcards.

Image: Colour image of a soldier in a red coat and black and gold helmet, sitting on a fence kissing a woman wearing a white petticoat and grey dress. Fenc and & trees in background. Colours are tinted onto a b and k & white picture. In handwriting across top 'Is this part of a soldier's duty?'

Reverse: Written on reverse is a note to May from Ernest, 1909 with Scarborough post stamp, addressed to Mrs M Sparkes, 34 Chatham Street, Derby, England.

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cwa-org-43-1999.59.1

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Width

148 mm

Height or length

88 mm

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Statement of significance

Postcards were an important communication link prior to telephones.

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