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Happy Valentine's Day! SFO Museum hopes you’re spending it with your sweetheart. Need ideas for how to express your affection for your Valentine? Take some inspiration from these cute aviation-themed Valentine’s cards from circa 1915.
This image was posted on February 14, 2020.
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