File:Father Christmas, Tuck Photo Oilette postcard 1919, front.jpg

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Tuck postcard, in the Photo Oilette series, number C7513. The text reads:

A jolly old boy full of humour and joy,

May you find Father Christmas to be!

May he only give ear to the voice of good cheer

And whatever enhances your glee.

Christmas Greetings

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TuckDB Postcards

Date

24 December 1919

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