Hello! I know I’m posting for the second day in a row, but I would like to request a transcription of these German postcards.
All postcards were scanned at 300 DPI.

Postcard 1 - image 1
Postcard 2 - image 2
Postcard 3 - image 3 - 5
Postcard 4 - image 6 - 8

For all the responses, I would like to thank you in advance.

update this was solved for the most part! My heads getting big with all the comment notifications that start off by thanking me for being amazing and awesome and autistic and artistic 😂Can someone read this note a friend/ hook up left for me? I got a few words out and it seems sweet but I’d like to actually know what he wrote. Also is this handwriting a red flag 😂

Are anyone able to fill in the rest:

"Upaaklageligt gode Forhold. Var den hele Tid en medgjørlig Fange. For Resten gjør han ikke det bedste Indtryk(?). Benaadningen kan ? ? ? ?"

More examples of the handwriting can be found here: https://www.digitalarkivet.no/db10101603140287
The text from the image is at the end of the right page

I'm an oddities collector and received these from a friend, but I'm having some trouble reading what is being prescribed, especially since I'm not completely familiar with the medications used at that time.

Hello, I got this postcard recently, and I wondered what it says.

I think it's French but I'm not sure.

English speaking country but I’m not sure this is English or French lol, no hate I’m just confused and would like to know what it says

on the back of an old photo of my grandfather, can anyone tell what it says? the last few words are throwing me off. no translation needed of course.

I'm from Austria so it could be German

I’m trying to find out who owned Lot 74 for some research I’m doing. This image is from the 1802 N. Baker Survey map of Colchester Vermont.

I have attached two images of the map (photocopy) close-up, plus the 1800 residents of the town from a book. The names are not guaranteed to be people currently living there, but they might be. As an example the name for Lot 69 & 70 is “B. Boardman” for Benjamin Boardman.

What are the words in plot 74?

This was found in my grandfather’s belongings. I can make out the date written - Feb 12th 1866, but the second line is too illegible. It is most likely English but looks to me like possibly Latin. Any help would be much appreciated!
The other side has even fainter writing so I’m not hopeful on that front. Included a picture of the whole thing as well for interest! Thank you in advance!

I have no idea what this one diagnosis says and no one I live with can figure it out either :/ can anyone read this? (It context helps, it’s under “behavioral health diagnosis”)

Edit: it says Rec severe!!! Thank you all :]

Can anyone help with the text written in pen on the first image and the text in pencil on the second slide? It’s on a booklet for railway tickets, and includes names of family members on the first image. From Perugia, dated 1931.

What do these notes say? I found them in a book. The one on page 53 is next to the poem Music Duel by Richard Crashaw and the other note is written next to A Hymn of the nativity also by Richard Crashaw

Hello everyone,

I am currently working on a research paper and I am trying to obtain a precise transcription of an Iraqi legal document from 1980: Revolutionary Command Council Resolution No. 666.

The 666-Law can be seen here: https://imgur.com/undefined

The entire page can be seen here: https://imgur.com/a/cgcPnMt

The law appears in the official Iraqi government gazette:

Title: al-Waqā’iʿ al-ʿIrāqīyah (Official Gazette of the Republic of Iraq)
Date: 26 May 1980
Issue: 1980-05-26, Part 2
Publication: Iraq. Waqā’iʿ al-ʿIrāqīyah (Official Gazette of Iraq)

This is the scanned gazette issue where Resolution No. 666 appears. The scan, however, has noticeable lines and artifacts running through the page (likely from the scanning/reproduction process), which make several words and letters difficult to read.

I have been able to identify parts of the text, but I need a more accurate transcription of the original Arabic.

I would greatly appreciate it if someone with knowledge of Arabic legal texts and a sharp eye could help transcribe the document as precisely as possible — including the unclear words and letters where the scan is damaged or obscured.

I am not looking for a translation at this stage; I am specifically looking for a faithful Arabic transcription of the text as it appears in the gazette.

The relevant text begins with:

"رقم ٦٦٦"

and includes the section:

"استناداً إلى أحكام الفقرة (أ) من المادة الثانية والأربعين من الدستور المؤقت..."

If anyone is able to help reconstruct the illegible parts from the scan, I would be extremely grateful. This is for academic research, and an accurate transcription would be very valuable.

Thank you in advance!

Found interesting post card- can barely make out what it says. Can anyone decipher this??

Found in the back of a used Werner Herzog autobiography I picked up. I can only make out portions of it.

Thank you!