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Summary: The first card is a coloured view of Potterne, looking down on the village from a hillside.The Church and church yard can be seen in the top right side of the card. On the back there is a handwritten address and message and a 1905 postmark.The second card has a title on the front 'Approach at Potterne' .This also has a handwritten message and address on the back and is postmarked 1924. Both cards are produced by Woodwards of Devizes.

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