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Is the postcard text written in Dutch?
“Original old from circa c1940s postcard. WWII theme
Condition : Excellent ( No bends, tears or creases ). Light paper yellowing
Size : Approx. 3.5″ x 5.5″ ( 9 x 14 cms )”
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It appears to be in Dutch Dave, while I can read it I can’t make out some the words as
reading cursive is not my thing.
Maybe one of the fellow eWillys readers who can read Dutch as well and then the hand
writing would be a bonus.
hi to whom it may concern – i know very well dutch because i live in belgium – like to know the exact text ? this is indeed a postcard out of the netherlands (holland)
Charles,
Yes please. Let me know how it translate to English. Thanks!
– Dave
Hello Dave,
I’m Dutch, it seems to be a postcard written by a young dutch boy Jan But to his brother Bas.
He says it rains very hard and they can’t go out, Kisses Jan.
It has a poststamp from august 5th 1947 It was sent from Slikkerveer to Rockanje, both are in the south-west of Holland in the Rhine Delta some 45km apart.
Have a good weekend, Leo
Thanks Leo. It does seem to have a kid-like hand script, especially at the end.