'Dreaming of Daddy'
A British postcard.
‘Dreaming of Daddy’, ‘Photo Underwood’ is printed on the front of this postcard. On the reverse is stated, ‘Presented Free with “Yes or No” & “Smart Fiction,” Weekly 1d’.
Postcard
CONTRIBUTOR
The Army Children Archive
DATE
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LANGUAGE
eng
ITEMS
1
INSTITUTION
Europeana 1914-1918
PROGRESS
METADATA
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