1915 World War I French Soldier Photo Postcard Letter to Parents

This postcard features a formal portrait of a young French soldier, dated 1915, during World War I. The soldier is dressed in a casual military uniform with a kepi hat, standing next to a decorative table. 
On the reverse, the soldier has written a heartfelt letter dated January 19, 1915, addressed to "Chers Parents" (Dear Parents). The letter conveys that he is in good health and reassures his family during these difficult times. He also mentions enclosing a photograph for their memories and shares his wish to hear back from them soon.
Translation of the text:
Altillac, January 19, 1915
Dear Parents,
I send you this letter to let you know that I am always well, and I hope that you are the same. I am sending you my photograph. I hope it pleases you as much as it pleases me. I would have liked to have had this photo taken earlier, but I didn’t have the opportunity. Now, it is done, and I hope you find it to your liking. I am always in good health, and the days pass by quickly.
I take this opportunity to write to you and let you know that I am well. I hope you will write to me soon with news of how everything is going at home. I send my warm regards to the whole family. Take care.
Your affectionate son, Joannis Paguet
Size: 14 cm x 9 cm
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