AVIATION SECTION,FRANCE,SIGNAL RESERVE CORPS JULY 1918,POSTCARD FROM LONG ISLAND

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NIFTY 'ARTWORK' BY SENDER ON POSTCARD
RE: SOME OF THE FIRST PLANES USED IN WARFARE.
Winnie Ryan to Lieut. Philip Benson,
Aviation Section   Signal R.C.  A.E.F.
"ISO" (Isoudan Airport) in blue crayon,
likely added
when postcard got to France
She sends quite the message,
as well as drawing "Aeroplanes" on
the picture side over the beach
at
Point O'Woods where planes were
training for combat in Europe.....
"Hello Phil   how is flying?
You ought to be here. There is one continual
buzz from morning until night. Believe me I
never wanted to go up so badly in my life.
Winnie Ryan"
Benson's father was a noted artist.
add .00 for 1st class/Insured to U.S....