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Subiaco Museum > Records

CHRISTMAS CARD: POEM AND HOLLY

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1916

Overview

White rectangular card. Inside in a narrow golden frame is a circular framed English country view and a poem in golden print and a sprig of holly. Card addressed to Dorothy Newman, written by A N Binns. France 1916.
Greeting on back of card:
'To Dorothy from Verney wishing you a Merry Xmas and a happy and prosperous coming year.
France/1916.'

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cwa-org-43-1985.1886

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Representative, example of Christmas card with poem, holly and English country view

Subiaco Museum

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