This is the fifth of seven cards relating to the Werrell family of Newbury, Berkshire. Minnie is worried that her sister Isabel has not written for some time.
Is Father With Them
In this card from 1910, Frank is asking his sister about the whereabouts of their parents.
Mr F Had A Bad Foot
This is the fourth card in a series of 7 relating to the Werrell family f Berkshire. They mostly feature churches. In this case, the clergyman appears to have a bad foot.
William's Mother Is Worried About Him Going To H
This card from February 1906 reports on the weather and expresses concern.
Fanny's Mother Is Not Well, But Getting Better
This 1905 card is one of a series related to the Werrell family of Berkshire. In it, Fanny writes to her future sister-in-law about the health of her mother.
Another Card Returned To The Rightful Owner
Following contact from a member of the Soppet family in New Zealand, this card has found its righful home.
Travelling By Train In 1905 Berkshire
This is an "arrived safely" postcard sent by a niece to her aunt in 1905 Berkshire. But the journey wasn't completely delay free.
Snowballs!!
This is a tourist postcard sent in 1904 from Stanserhorn in Switzerland, and it begins with the word "Snowballs!!".
Another Card For Henrietta Trott
This is the second card sent to Henrietta Trott in Torquay. This one is from 1908 and is basically an e-mail. Someone is asking for confirmation of the shift details for their sister in the dressmaking business.
Happy Birthday Henrietta
This is a simple birthday card from 1907 Torquay.
A Simple Card From Lowestoft
This card from 1905 tells that Lottie is having a lovely time in Lowestoft.
A Second Card For Alice Frow
This is the second card sent from mainland Europe by Herbert and Florence Henstock to her mother Alice Frow in 1904. In April they were in Rome and in October they were in Berlin.
Short And Sweet From Paris
There is little to be learned from this 1906 card sent from Paris. But there are many questions suggested by it.
Untraced Miss C Melville
The recipient of this 1905 card, charming though it is, has proved impossible to trace.
A Second Card For The Blakes of Torquay
This 1904 card sent from California to Torquay has led to the revision of a previous card because the sender can now be identified.
A Birth Is Announced in 1906
This card went from Dunnville, Ontario via New York, to Edinburgh to tell Fanny Stenhouse about her new neice Agnes McNeill in July 1906.
The French Riviera Had Little Rainfall in 1908
This card is from 1908. Unfortunately we can't tell what month. It came from the French Riviera to Kidderminster and if that wasn't bad enough, it reports good weather.
Is This An Early Pen Pal Card?
This 1909 card, sent from Philadephia to Mortlake is intriguing. Is it an early pen friend letter?
Weather Report For Malvern In July 1904
This classic holiday postcard was posted in Malvern in July 1904. It was wet.
Completely Anonymous From Malta
This 1905 card, almost certainly posted in Malta to Ruby Coombes was completely anonymous. Hopefully she knew who sent it.
