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Letter card 1911-03-07 from Ester Bauer to John Bauer, written on both sides of a thick sheet. The motif of the card shows the restaurant Rosenbad’s dining room in Stockholm. Main writing handwritten in pencil.
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LETTER TRANSCRIPT:
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[Page 1]
Postcard, back. Printed text
CARTE POSTALE
Postkarte
For written messages For the Address
Imports
/ on the left side: A. Blomberg’s Konstförlag, Stockholm -910]
[green stamp Sweden 5 penny and postmark: STOCKHOLM 8.3.11.6-7.f --- [?]]
[Addressed: The Artist
Mr John Bauer
Grenna
In Småland
Suède]
[written on the left: öfver mätta af all jou-
life can
to send us
we you a thousand hot
greetings.
Your Ester.
Insulting Saluti
The President
Come to meet
Ester and Elsa and ---da [?] öfver]
[written up and down to the left at the top: Sven Pettersson
Gustaf Stjernhöök
About Sunday, the beard blooms]
[written along the left side: -- [?] --- [?] greeting Esther S.- [?]
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[Page 2]
Postcard, front with picture and printed text: Restaurant Rosenbad Mathallen]
[Written in the picture with pencil: 7 March 1911]
Title: Postcards
Description:
Letter card 1911-03-07 from Ester Bauer to John Bauer, written on both sides of a thick sheet.
The motif of the card shows the restaurant Rosenbad’s dining room in Stockholm.
Main writing handwritten in pencil.
.
LETTER TRANSCRIPT:
.
[Page 1]
Postcard, back.
Printed text
CARTE POSTALE
Postkarte
For written messages For the Address
Imports
/ on the left side: A.
Blomberg’s Konstförlag, Stockholm -910]
[green stamp Sweden 5 penny and postmark: STOCKHOLM 8.
3.
11.
6-7.
f --- [?]]
[Addressed: The Artist
Mr John Bauer
Grenna
In Småland
Suède]
[written on the left: öfver mätta af all jou-
life can
to send us
we you a thousand hot
greetings.
Your Ester.
Insulting Saluti
The President
Come to meet
Ester and Elsa and ---da [?] öfver]
[written up and down to the left at the top: Sven Pettersson
Gustaf Stjernhöök
About Sunday, the beard blooms]
[written along the left side: -- [?] --- [?] greeting Esther S.
- [?]
.
[Page 2]
Postcard, front with picture and printed text: Restaurant Rosenbad Mathallen]
[Written in the picture with pencil: 7 March 1911].
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