Postcards from John Simpson Kirkpatrick and his Family, 1909-1915, Part 1 of 2

Conflict:
First World War, 1914–18
Subject:
  • ANZAC
Status:
Finalised
Accession number:
RCDIG0000388
Difficulty:
3

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*Printed in Germany*
Dear Annie am
sorry I did not bid
you goodbye but never 
mind I expect that we
will be home for the
New Year Now I do hope
that you are getting on
orlright  at work and
that you are a good
girl to your mother
or else you will catch 
it when I get home
Now this is the 2nd
and I have not been
ashore yet for you have
to pay so much for
the boat but I am going
ashore on Sunday to the
cemetary It is the finest
in the world Now this 
is all at present with love
xx Jack xx

Serie 728

2.11.09

ROB. M. SLOMAN
AGENZIA MEDITERRANEA m.b
Strocureale di Genova

Miss A Kirkpatrick
14 Bertram St
So. Shields
England

This was sent 2.11.09
see above. 

 

The Golden
Strand 

 

POST CARD

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*THE PHILCO PUBLISHING CO., HOLBORN PLACE, LONDON. W.C.*
*SERIES 2243 B __ PRINTED AT OUR WORKS IN GERMANY. __*

Dear Jack, received your P.C. and hope you  
will excuse me for not answering  
it before now, but really have not  
had time. Pleased to hear you are 
keeping well & also enjoying yourself. 
I was finished at the office last Saturday 
& am now at home, but hope to 
get something soon. You have never 
mentioned Lil in any of your 
letters but she is keeping all right & 
sometimes she goes out to meet you. 
Mrs Wood sends her kind love to you &  
hopes you will not forget her cashmere 
shawl you promised her. Now Dear Jack,  
with love from us all. Your loving sister, Annie. 
  
The address only to be written here. 
Mr John Kirkpatrick. 
S.S. Hughington. 
C/o British Consul. 
Tunis

 

“I MUST HAVE BEEN HUNTING
FOR A MATCH WHEN I GOT
HOME LAST NIGHT.”
  
BAMFORTH (COPYRIGHT) 

 

Jack  4.4.12 
*HOLMFIRTH 
BAMFORTH & CO.,LTD, PUBLISHERS (ENGLAND) AND NEW YORK, SERIES, NO. 1975 
PRINTED IN ENGLAND* 
  
POST  CARD 

Dear Annie 
Have just received your P.C. 
and paper Glad to hear that 
your are keeping all right
I see by the papers that you 
have had a big disaster at 
home with the Titanic we  
have had a big wreck where 
I am now I sent you the 
photo of the Koombana
last month. I had a good  
few friends in her & 14
went down in her. So with
best love From Your Loving Broth 

 

765, BEACH ESPLANADE. 
NEWCASTLE.
G. Giovanardi

 

EMPIRE 
POST CARD
CORRESPONDENCE. ADDRESS ONLY 
1.5.13 
S.S. Kooringa
Newcastle 

Dear Annie,
Just a line to
let you know
that we are leaving
here tomorrow for
the West I sent
you a card last
Month and. a P. O.
for a quid I hope
that you got it
all right how are
things looking 

at Shields still
the same old way
I expect. I suppose
things have not
changed a bit
since I left. How
do you like this
card this is a
view of the beach
here. Give my love
to Mother and
with love to you
from your loving
Brother Jack

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