1927 Polish Jewish Postcard Warsaw to Tel Aviv – Mentions Mrozy Summer Reso...

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United States

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Cover (Postal History)

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Single

Item Description

Original 1927 postcard sent from warsaw, poland, to tel aviv, mandatory palestine, written entirely in polish.
The sender expresses gratitude for a previous letter and describes having spent a week at the summer resort town of mrozy, near warsaw, together with his wife. The message conveys warmth and affection, asking about the recipient’s life in tel aviv, including his wife pola, their young daughter, and extended family.

The card is franked with a 20 GROSZY RED POLISH STAMP (Poczta Polska), featuring a ship and postmarked in WARSAW, with visible promotional overprint for the IV INTERNATIONAL CONGRESS OF MARITIME NAVIGATION – WARSAW 1927.

A beautiful and intimate example of JEWISH FAMILY CORRESPONDENCE during the interwar period, illustrating the vibrant communication networks between the Polish Jewish community and early settlers in Palestine. The reference to MROZY adds a cultural layer, as it was a popular Jewish vacation spot.

An exceptional piece for thematic collectors of polish judaica, early tel aviv, family history, or interwar postal routes.

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