Handwritten letter 1943 Sagunto everyday life war testimony

Handwritten letter 1943 Sagunto everyday life war testimony

€9,99
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Handwritten letter 1943 Sagunto everyday life war testimony

Handwritten letter 1943 Sagunto everyday life war testimony

€9,99
Sale price  €9,99 Regular price 

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Description

Handwritten letter dated March 26, 1943, written in blue ink on a sheet of fine-lined stationery. The document features regular, slanted handwriting, typical of private correspondence from the early 1940s. The heading indicates "Sagunto 26 Mars 1943", placing this correspondence during World War II. The text, addressed to "Ma chère petite Hélène" (My dear little Hélène), discusses family news and daily life during wartime, with allusions to health, appetite, and domestic life. The letter is neatly written, with ink whose intensity varies slightly from line to line, suggesting the use of a fountain pen or traditional pen.

The paper, cream-colored with a slightly yellowed appearance, shows its age. The top and side edges are clean, with no visible tears. The paper surface reveals a fine horizontal weave, typical of stationery used in the 1940s. No printed header or logo is visible on the presented side.

The text occupies almost the entire visible page, with a regular margin on the left. The careful handwriting remains clearly legible despite some slight variations in pressure. Several paragraphs can be distinguished, some of which discuss family health, news received, and daily life during the war. The author also mentions receiving letters, waiting for news, and concerns related to current events of the time.

The style of the correspondence is intimate and familial, revealing the social and emotional context of a family during World War II. The absence of decoration or embellishments on the paper emphasizes the handwritten content.

Condition

Used letter, sold as is. The paper shows slight uniform yellowing and good overall preservation. No snags, pronounced creases, or visible stains on the displayed side. The writing is generally clear and legible.

Did you know? During World War II, private correspondence remained an essential link between families separated by the conflict. Handwritten letters were often subject to censorship, but today they bear witness to the daily lives and resilience of civilians during troubled times.

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