cdj1122
Silence in the face of adversity is the father of complicity and collusion, the first cousins of conspiracy..
08 Mar 2020
11:21:10pm | re: India & Great Britain & Military History
With neither an address nor return address,
I'd have to take a wild guess that someone,
Doctor, Nurse, Medical Technician or passerby,
had access to some British Army Medical
Facility some where, perhaps in or near India
and intended to mail a long letter.
Or,
wrote a letter and failed to affix an address
Ooops, I meant to include a patient, of course..
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This envelope was in a box of stamps. I know the stamps are India Scott # 80and #106. The emblem on the reverse is the logo of the British Royal Army Medical Corp. I was wondering if anyone has more info what the purpose of this might be how this might have been used postally?
