Amélie and Renée

Greetings from your little friend who thinks of you all.
Amélie - Renée
February - 25 - 1924

If I'm not mistaken, it was quite common in the early 20th century to send photos taken at a professional photographer's studio as postcards.
If this is the case here, the woman on the right must be Amélie, who corresponded with my grandfather at length after the war. The other woman must be her older sister Renée, who is mentioned in other letters from time to time.

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Memories from a New Century

You may have come across some very old postcards on this site. They come with a story. Here it is: My grandfather was born in 1885. Had he still been alive when I was born, he would have been 88 years old. For some reason, he married quite late in

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An interesting detail is the way she writes the date: month, day, year. While this way is common in certain English speaking countries (looking at you United States), it's not common at all in France. Or was it back then? I need to look closer at the other cards.

That's all for today, so not much in terms of text, but a photo of Amélie is quite a big deal. It may be the only one I have... or maybe not, as you'll see in some future postcards.