There is quite a complicated story behind this 1907 card sent to a son visiting relatives in Llandudno.
Is This A Love Letter?
This 1909 card is an example of one where the message cannot be read clearly. However it appears to be a transcription of a song dating from the 1820s and was presumably intended as a token of Thomas Tranter’s love for Nellie Blythe.
Dora Reassures Lily
In case Lily Jameson was worried about her house animals while she was away, her sister-in-law Dora reassures her that they are serene in 1909.
Dora Admonishes Mabel Again
Dora Admonishes Mabel For Failing To Write Home
In 1906 Dora Jameson wrote to her sister Mabel and complained that she had no written. Mabel was probably having too much fun.
One Week In Birmingham
In this card from 1917 Frederick Packham tells his wife that he is OK on his trip to Birmingham.
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.
Gladys Wishes Her Half-Sister A Happy Birthday in 1923
This curious looking birthday card was sent in 1923.
Early August 1929 In Liverpool Was Rainy
This card was posted in Liverpool in Early August 1929 and the weather report was rainy.
Nellie Was A Fancy Draper
This card was sent to twice married Nellie Egerton, a fancy draper, in 1909.
