Not much to say about this card sent by a mother to her son in Worth, Kent in 1906.
One Week In Birmingham
In this card from 1917 Frederick Packham tells his wife that he is OK on his trip to Birmingham.
A Slice Of Social History From London in October 1909
These are two cards written by Leonard Heath to his parents in 1909. The second of the two gives a wonderful slice of social history from 1909.
Christmas Card From 1914
This is a simple Christmas card sent to Jessie Robey in Reading in 1914.
Saw The Earl And The Girl
This card was sent from Blackpool in 1909 by Henry Elphick to his sister Laura in Hadlow, Kent. He seems to be having a great holiday.
I Hope You Understand About Your Box
The message on this 1909 card between two sisters raises a whole heap of questions. What was significant about the box and what happened to it?
And who knew Speaking Tube Braider was an occupation?
Sent From Selfridges
It is not often that a postcard message contains the precise location in which it was written. This one was sent in 1932 from Selfridges in Oxford Street, London.
As Fit As A Fiddle
This card was sent from Margate in 1920 by Doris Fowler to her father Charles in Shepherds Bush. She felt as fit as a fiddle.
