In this card from 1907 there is a pointed comment that Jos and Sissy did not turn up on Saturday
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A Visit To Family In Llandudno
There is quite a complicated story behind this 1907 card sent to a son visiting relatives in Llandudno.
Day Trip To Bath And Salisbury In 1907
This card is a report on a motoring day trip from Southampton to Bath and Salisbury in 1907 from Maud Crambrook nee Farrant to her sister Lucy Ann Smaridge nee Farrant via husband John Smaridge. No mention of their father Champness Farrant.
Marketing in 1907 Torquay
This is a card sent for marketing purposes in Torquay in 1907.
Dora Admonishes Mabel Again
Racy Stuff In Ramsgate in 1907
This is one of two cards sent by W to Norah Gertrude Birch in Ramsgate in 1907. It’s quite racy.
Depressing Message From A Birmingham Hospital In 1907
This card was sent in 1907 to Upper House Farm, Wormelow. It appears to be from someone who has been in hospital for 5 weeks.
A Fourth Mirror Writing Card From Louisa To Lance
This is the fourth of four cards sent by Jessie Louisa Smith to her future husband Thomas Lance Simmons in 1907. They are all written in mirror writing. They have all been returned to their rightful owner, their grand daughter.
Cards Reunited
After being contacted by a member of the extended family related to these 3 cards, they are to be reunited with their rightful owner.
The cards from 1907 and 1922 relate to the Le Patourel family of Guernsey.
All Right This Time
A simple message from a daughter to her mother, the feather curler, in 1907 Liverpool.
A Meeting Missed In Whitland
There is not much to say about this card from rural Wales in 1907.
Eva's Engagement
This is the second of two postcards from 1907 that were sent to Marie Ogier Le Patourel who was living on Guernsey in the Channel Islands.
Happy Birthday Henrietta
This is a simple birthday card from 1907 Torquay.
Untraced Miss R Cole
The recipient of this birthday card from 1907 could not be traced.
Thanks for the Almanac
This card from 1907 is one of seven in the collection that were sent to and kept by the Wrathall family of Lanacster. It features the picture of an actress called Marian Lindsey of who there is hardly any trace of the internet.
Bad weather in Newcastle-Upon-Tyne in May 1907
This is a simple weather report for Newcastle-Upon-Tyne posted in May 1907.
Castor Oil Is No Good
This card, sent to Guernsey in 1907, is full of jokes about cold remedies and advice about croquet violence.
Don't Forget The Bike
This 1907 card starts out as "arrived safely" but then turns into something else.
