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+ | A '''postcard''' was a souvenir in the form of a postal letter. Postcards contained images, often [[photograph]]s of special landmarks or objects with room at the back of the card to write a letter. |
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+ | While touring the [[prototype]] {{class|NX}} [[starship]] {{NX|Enterprise}} for the first time, [[Captain]] [[Jonathan Archer]] joked that he was planning on posing on ''Enterprise''{{'}}s [[hull]] for some postcards. ({{ENT|Broken Bow}}) |
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Revision as of 10:32, 6 October 2015
A postcard was a souvenir in the form of a postal letter. Postcards contained images, often photographs of special landmarks or objects with room at the back of the card to write a letter.
While touring the prototype NX-class starship Enterprise for the first time, Captain Jonathan Archer joked that he was planning on posing on Enterprise's hull for some postcards. (ENT: "Broken Bow")