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One page correspondence (two sides) on tan Knights of Columbus letterhead and envelope. Blue Knights of Columbus Oversees Service logo in the upper left hand corner with “On active service with American Expeditionary Forces APO” across the upper…

Correspondence on tan paper with bi-fold and envelope. Writing on three sides. Dated April 17, 1919. Unlined handwritten letter in purple ink about his health, the weather and going to church.

Envelope addressed to “Miss Josephine Raupp…

Correspondence on tan paper with bi-fold and envelope. Writing on four sides. Dated Feb 21, 1919. Unlined handwritten letter in purple ink.

Envelope addressed to “Miss Josephine Raupp Arlington Heights Illinois, USA” from Pvt. Bernard Raupp US…

Correspondence on one tan lined paper with bi-fold and tan envelope. Writing on all four sides. Letter in black ink about Raupp being in Luxembourg and the people he met.

Envelope addressed to “ Miss Josephine Raupp Arlington Heights Illinois,…

Two page correspondence on tan paper with tan envelope. Unlined handwritten letter in black in about his health, the weather, and recent lack of activity in the service. Back of the second page has anote on four lines: "Ok censored by George S…

One sheet correspondence on American YMCA letterhead with bi-fold, writing in pencil on three sides and envelope. Top left corner of the paper has YMCA color logo with “On active service with the American Expeditionary Forces” and handwritten…

One sheet correspondence on American YMCA letterhead with bi-fold, writing in fading black ink on three sides and an envelope. Top left corner of the paper has YMCA color logo with “On active service with the American Expeditionary Forces” and…

Two sheets of correspondence on tan paper with writing in faded black ink and envelope. Dated Aug 27, 1918. Letter is primarily about the weather and grain harvesting.

Handwritten address on the front of envelope: from “Bernard Raupp 123…

Two sheets of correspondence on tan paper with writing in faded black ink and envelope. Dated August 27, 1918. Letter is primarily about church, having a day off, and the weather.

Handwritten address on the front of envelope: from “Bernard Raupp…