Monday, August 3, 2015

Antonio Amato, Caserta, Italy

 This arrived in the mail a few days ago - Oh dear. It's quite beat-up.

There's no postage stamp. I"m assuming it got lost along the way. There is a faint cancellation on the reverse and looks like it's 11 May 2015. Could it really have been on it's way that long?
 Inside was a slightly bent postcard.

There was an explanation of the technique used and a couple of bicycle images.

The technique is interesting and I smiled at the caption.

Thanks for the entry, Antonio, and perhaps you can let us know when this started it's journey.




2 comments:

  1. Antonio confirmed that his entry started out from Italy in May! Oh my, what a long time in transit. He, also, confirms that there were definitely postage stamps on the envelope when it left Italy. Here's his message to me.
    Hello Mim,
    Thanks for pubblication.
    I don't know what happened to the envelope (do they stoled the stamps?)
    The envelop started in may.
    The postcard is a photo stamped on paper in b/w and hand-coloured .
    (My english is very orrible)

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    1. Love it. Lots of English-speaking people's English is also 'very orrible' so he's in good company.

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