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(The Bird in Hand) -- is worth two in the bush. Some bird!!
Hazel & Jim (??)
Found in "The Moonlight Traveler: Great Tales of Fantasy and Imagination" selected by Philip Van Doren Stern. Published by Garden City Publishing Co., 1945.
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What a great card for a bookmark!
ReplyDeleteInteresting that the postcard pre-dates the book by 3 years. Did they just have it sitting around the house? Maybe they'd used it as a bookmark all those years? Maybe they admired the art on the walls of the restaurant...
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