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1930s - Set of 5 French Letters with Envelopes - Vintage Ephemera
1930s - Set of 5 French Letters with Envelopes - Vintage Ephemera
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🕰️ Vintage from the 1930s
🤍 Handpicked by Vincent
📐 Dimensions: 15x10 cm (5.9x3.9 in)
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This captivating set of 5 authentic French letters, complete with their original envelopes, offers a fascinating glimpse into life in the 1930s. Each piece of vintage correspondence tells a unique story from pre-war France, making it a valuable addition for any collector of historical ephemera. The collection showcases beautiful penmanship and original French postage stamps, transporting you back to a bygone era of heartfelt communication.
Among the letters, you'll find intimate messages such as 'Ma chère soeur/ C'est avec grande joie et beaucoup de peine que j'ai lu ta lettre hier soir.' (My dear sister, it is with great joy and much sorrow that I read your letter last night.) and 'Ma chère petite maman.' (My dear little darling mother.). Other envelopes bear the addresses of 'Madame Raguet, Infermiere' (Mrs. Raguet, Nurse) and postmarks from Paris and Fécamp, dated between 1930 and 1938. These letters offer a wonderful opportunity to own a tangible piece of French history and evoke the elegance of handwritten communication.
Among the letters, you'll find intimate messages such as 'Ma chère soeur/ C'est avec grande joie et beaucoup de peine que j'ai lu ta lettre hier soir.' (My dear sister, it is with great joy and much sorrow that I read your letter last night.) and 'Ma chère petite maman.' (My dear little darling mother.). Other envelopes bear the addresses of 'Madame Raguet, Infermiere' (Mrs. Raguet, Nurse) and postmarks from Paris and Fécamp, dated between 1930 and 1938. These letters offer a wonderful opportunity to own a tangible piece of French history and evoke the elegance of handwritten communication.
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