Oh, yeah, that's real...the ink type and fade looks about right. Remember, no ball-points widely used back then, all pens were fountain pens.
Scenario is probably that Dad is in the forces; it's almost the end of WWII, and hostilities have ceased in Europe. The war in the Pacific still goes on with the Japanese, though, and would for just under three months more. On leave in Hawaii, Dad receives one of these Hawaii notes and sends one to his daughter as a souvenir of a time and place.
See that is what I love so much about this hobby. there is such a cool story and piece of history in this note. Whos knows if thats right but it is so much fun to wonder about it. Thank you WpgLwr for the info.
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