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DescriptionMaurice George DelPratt correspondence - 25 May 1915 - 281154v001r000.jpg	English: Field Service Postcard from Maurice George Delpratt to his father, J.H. Delpratt. Field Service Postcards were used during WWI as an early form of censorship. The message was compiled by crossing out pre-printed lines that were not relevant.
Date	25 May 1915
Source	State Library of Queensland (http://hdl.handle.net/10462/eadarc/8217)
Author	Maurice George Delpratt
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Back. Scope and Content: Letters and postcards written by Maurice George Delpratt while held as a prisoner of war in Turkey during World War One. Most of the letters were written to Maurice George Delpratt's eldest sister Elinor (Nell), Mrs F.L. White of "Brooklands", Woodhill, Queensland. The collection also contains other letters written by his family and friends and some items of ephemera.

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