Secondo tentativo. Ho pensato che avrebbe incluso l’immagine se avessi condiviso un post da un sottotitolo diverso. Comunque sto collezionando vecchie cartoline e mi piacerebbe sapere di cosa tratta la corrispondenza.

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    1. blueditdotcom on

      It’s quite difficult hand writing. I believe that the last part says “in memory of Dennis”. First section is about someone or something being well, and all is well. Then something about them having luck, but nothing new that the receiver should know since last. My 50 cents..

    2. WickedWeedle on

      Bästa broder [otydbar] & alla må godt
      är min önskan
      Vi har haft lyckosam resa hittils och alt
      gått bra det är ej mycket att se snart så bär det af till Denver

      “Monday, August 19th 1910
      Best brother [undecipherable] & everybody feel well is my wish we have had [a] fortunate journey thuss [sic] far and evrything [sic] gone well there is not much to see soon we’ll be headed for Denver
      mimmi [not sure about that name]”

      The spelling varies between old-fashioned standard spelling and bad. The fact that new sentences weren’t capitalized, and that the punctuation is as absent as kosher vegan food at a bacon cheeseburger festival, tells me that the writer was barely literate.

      EDIT: I had a trial reading this–an interesting trial, but still–so I welcome corrections.

    3. Nordstjiernan on

      I’ll start with a transcription as best I can tell:

      M aug 19 1910

      Bästa broder ?

      Att alla må gott
      är min önskan

      Vi har haft
      lyckosam resa
      hittills och allt gått bra det
      är ej mycket
      att se snart
      så bär det av
      till Dennis
      min nu

      Translation

      Monday August 10 1910

      Dear brother ?

      I wish that all are well.

      We have had a succesful journey so far and all has gone well. There is not much to see. Soon we will set off for Dennis, my now

      Edit: It’s Denver not Dennis.

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