Black & White Photograph Postcard of Pte. David SCOTT 613 to his brother Pte. Albert George SCOTT 892
c. 1915Black & white photographic postcard of Pte. David SCOTT 613 to his brother Pte. Albert George SCOTT 892. David referred to his brother as 'George'.
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On rear "POST CARD / CORRESPONDENCE ADDRESS ONLY / KODAK / AUSTRALIA / KODAK / AUSTRALIA" with handwritten message in pencil “Dear George / Just a few lines to say / goodbye. If anything happens to / me, when you come after fill my place / & strike hard, as I intend to do. If I go / under I go in the best spirits, so goodbye / Dear brother remember old times. Your loving / brother D. Scott”
Black & white photograph postcard that Pte. David SCOTT 613 sent to his brother Pte. George SCOTT 892, both serving in the first World War. David was killed in action at Gallipoli on the 28/04/1915.
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