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11-20-2017, 05:50 PM
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My guess would be post-war exhibitions or postcards taken over by a soldier as it appears the stamp on the back may have been applied by a seller at a book shop?
POWs would certainly have not had any equipment. Also just as our first soldiers were taken as POWs the great flu epidemic hit the camps and survival was of the utmost importance. Thankfully we were only in the war for a short time. 
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