This 1914 card is all about the sender and nothing much to do with chicken pox.
You Would Understand If You Knew All
Hints at secrets in the card from 1913 but nothing revealed.
What Was In The Parcel
This is a message about a parcel and a visit to Bury posted in 1918 in Newmarket to an address in Lancing
R Watts Promoting Their Preacher Father
This card could be interpreted in a sinister way.
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.
One Man Two Addresses
These 2 cards, sent 5 years apart, were both addressed to William Edwin Dixon at two different locations.
Difficult Handwriting in 1906
This card is difficult to read. It is probably from one sister to another, but maybe not.
Glorious Weather In Eastbourne in September 1928
This is a straightforward holiday card posted in Eastbourne in 1928. Sadly some of the message is too faded to read.
Wet In Brighton In February 1904
This card was sent by Mary Jane Coates to her sister Annie in 1904. It contains some weather information and also, strangely, information about staffing at a school in Brighton.
Struggling To Get A Cup Of Tea in 1917 Chichester
This card was sent in 1917 by Lydia Upcott nee Platt to her sister Alice McEvoy nee Platt bemoaning the fact that she can’t get a cup of tea.
