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Seasick Series—Rocked in the Cradle of the Deep
"Seasick Series. Rocked in the cradle of the deep."
I find early seasickness postcards like this both repulsive and intriguing, and I'm amazed at how many were published. It certainly seems appropriate for Weird Vintage Postcards! 8-)
I find early seasickness postcards like this both repulsive and intriguing, and I'm amazed at how many were published. It certainly seems appropriate for Weird Vintage Postcards! 8-)
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