Two VTG Wartime Postcards 1918 WWI Camp Devens 304th Inf, Coal Famine Catskills For Sale

These cards feature handwritten correspondence, clear postal cancellations, and original stamps. They offer a wonderful glimpse into both military camp life and the American home front during wartime.1. March 1918 WWI Soldier Correspondence (Camp Devens, Mass) \"Just a few lines to let you know that I was transfer into the supply Co. I was transfer today. From Sidney Richard, Supply Co. 304 Inf. Camp Devens, Ayer Mass.\" Excellent piece of postal history for the 304th Infantry Regiment, 76th Division.2. January 1918 WWI Home Front \"Coal Famine\" Letter:
The message explicitly documents the historic 1917–1918 East Coast coal crisis that forced community shutdowns: \"Say what do you know we havent school until the 14th and perhaps later on account of a shortage in coal.\"
Cards are over 100 years old and show usual vintage signs of storage, with age-appropriate edge wear, corner rounding, and some foxing. The Catskills card has some water stains as seen in photos.Great historical military American references.