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Real Photo Postcard, May 1911
An unmailed real photo postcard of a young girl in a white dress, holding a small bouquet in a photographer’s studio. The reverse is dated May 25, 1911, and notes that she was 4 years old.
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Real Photo Postcard, May 1911
An unmailed real photo postcard of a young girl in a white dress, holding a small bouquet in a photographer’s studio. The reverse is dated May 25, 1911, and notes that she was 4 years old.
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