Front of postcard
Note the riding pants and spurs on the heels of his boots.
On the back of the postcard
I'll show you more of what I found out about this card in a later post.
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Italian in origin?
ReplyDeleteI'm lucky no one discarded my old papers.
ReplyDeleteWow, 1931 and Italian I presume...what a find, love that thing on the top of the hat :)
ReplyDelete1931! That's pretty cool.
ReplyDeleteThat is an intriguing picture. I'm looking forward to the story behind it!
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