Munich Oct. 25

I'm not sure whether Jack originally wrote this postcard in German to someone and sent it to her (it's addressed to "Frau"). I think he found or bought the postcard that had already been used and brought it home as a memento. The original German was written in 1940. I can't read or speak German so I'll just post the reverse side of the postcard.

Skiing

Written on the back:

"Jack - Herman - Ken - Ruth
Carol Jene

1948"

Black suit

Typed on the back:

"My black suit I made"

Passau postcard

Written on the postcard (no stamp, no address):

"Passau, Germany
July 22, 1945
P.J. Bridges seen in picture are kaput! Blown by the Nazis themselves. Jack

Passau as we see it from our castle."

Munchen postcard 2

No writing on the card. No postmark, stamp or address.

Munchen postcard

Postcard was never mailed - no stamp, address or postmark. Could have been collected and brought back from Europe or could have been mailed from Europe.

Back reads:

"Oct. 12 - 45
The American Military Government is set up in the building on the right.
Jack"

Mrs. Napier

The text reads:

"Mrs. Napier - the lady that gave me the little cup and saucer 1909 I have in my shadow shadow box.

1956
Jack pounded on out side of house getting ready to paint & the cup & saucer fell out of the shadow box - broke into a million pieces."

Germany? Leavenworth, WA?

Nothing is written on the back of this photo.

Shoulder stand with cigarettes

Only thing written on back is "Drew."

Hunting

Back reads:

"Oct 1938
Herman Peet taken in front of Bresko's cabin on the North Forks of the Teanaway river."

Large group in a small room

Back reads:

"Jan - 1945"

Flawed photo

Back reads:
"Lu. (?) the flaw is Rene's head - Jack's tent. Notice our grapes and they have several benches on it."

"Heavenward"

Back reads:
"Are my teeth clean? It was time for my nap - hence you know reason for looks on other side. Mick"

Three soldiers

Back of photo reads:
"Two buddies and myself down in the French Quarters New Orleans. La. Plenty rugged! Note the background and the expensive door. A typical scene. July 1944"