Antique Postcard Dear Mother WWI France AEF 78th Division 307th French Romance Rabbits The one-of-a-kind specimen shows translucent

The one-of-a-kind specimen shows translucent blue cubic crystals on both sides of a rocky matrix

Calcite is an uplifting stone

-You collect high quality and rare gemstones

your crystal jewel encourages new beginnings

Era: Real Photo Postcard (circa 1940s–1950s)

Antique Postcard Dear Mother WWI France AEF 78th Division 307th French Romance Rabbits The one-of-a-kind specimen shows translucentSocial History: The sender, Pvt. John Deveney, explicitly identifies his unit as Battery E, 307th Field Artillery. The 307th Field Artillery was a core regiment of the 78th "Lightning" Infantry Division. The unit was activated at Camp Dix, New Jersey, arrived in France during the summer of 1918, and fought in the brutal, pivotal campaigns of the Meuse Argonne, St. Mihiel, and Lorraine. "Dear Mother, This is one of the French postal Card see if you can