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These are some samples of collection of 1920's and 1930's postcards you will be able to find on this site. These postcards were bought by they author’s grandparents in France. The titles provided are the reference numbers that could be of interest for the collectors. Enjoy your time in this trip back to that period, where the ideal look of these beautiful women is so different from todays.

http://www.algonet.se/~bilal/postcards.htm      

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Freelance Success is a community of professional, nonfiction writers who subscribe to a newsletter that guides them toward well-paying markets and editors. With Freelance Success, you can be one of those well-paid and successful writers.

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Your helpful source to write a condolence letter to the bereaved. Specific guidelines for writing a good condolence letter alongside with condolence letter goals and importance and more.

http://www.eperc.mcw.edu/fastFact/ff_022.htm      

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A great reference material on condolence letters writing featuring seven key components the understanding of which provides the writer with a practical, simple, and clear outline.

http://www.keene.edu/counseling/condolenceletter.cfm      

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Lots of ideas on how to write a love letter that is sure to win their heart plus advices on kissing, romance, love and dating and much more.

http://www.kissingbooth.com/romance/loveletter.htm      

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Ideas4Writers provides discussion forums for writers. Stuck for answers or desperate for a bit of chat with someone who understands what a writer's life is really like. Their caring, sharing, friendly forums are just the place for you.

http://www.ideas4writers.co.uk/public/forums.php      

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On OneNorthPole you can read letter from Charles Dickens, Clement C. Moore and Charles Foster Kane to Santa for free.

http://www.onenorthpole.com/Post%20Office/famousletters.html      

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The members of Swedish Postal History Society study and collect Swedish postal history. Members publish articles and books and take active part in philatelic exhibitions. The number of members is about 120. Membership is by invitation only.

http://www.rootsweb.com/~swesspd/eng.htm      

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InsaneJournal offers simple yet very customizable online diary. It is built on open source software from LiveJournal. InsaneJournal provides absolutely free service, but highly privileged with an upgraded account. You can view their site features to see what they have to offer and if you are ready, create your own InsaneJournal now.

http://www.insanejournal.com/      

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This site contains many Civil War era (1861-1865) manuscript collections, several of which include letters written by soldiers to their loves, and a few from the ladies to their soldiers. These letters reveal deep feelings of this epoch witnesses: sorrows of being apart, fears and hopes for the future.

http://spec.lib.vt.edu/cwlove/      

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