This card was first posted on September 8th 1912 near Tal-y-Bont. It went to Harrow-On-The-Hill. The following day it was re-addressed and sent to Bredfield. The following day it was re-addressed again and posted to Bridlington.
No Message
This card is from 1905 and has no message and no clue as to who sent it. So many questions.
Is Bro Fred a brother or a Brother?
It has not been possible to trace the people featured in this 1911 card. The biggest question is whether Bro Fred refers to the recipient's brother or a member of a religious order.
Not A Typical Blackpool Holiday Postcard
This card was sent by a holiday maker in Blackpool in 1912. Why this card and not a picture of the tower?
Who was Jack Hull?
This card was sent in 1906 to Alfred Fabb. It is an apology for the sender not turning up, possibly for a night out. Someone has written the name Jack Hull on the front of the card. Who was Jack Hull and whrn was his name added?
Weather Report From Deal Kent September 1906
This is a holiday card sent from Deal to Godalming in September 1906
Gallettia or Gallettie?
These two cards from 1904 were both sent to Joan, but was her surname Gallettie or Gallettia?
Happy Christmas in 1904
This is a simple Christmas card sent in 1904 to Florence Verstage.
This Is All Right
This card was sent anonymously in 1904 to Joan Gallettie. Given the picture and the content, I'm sure she knew who sent it.
Which Miss Workman?
This card from 1917 was sent my a mother to one of her five daughters but there is no way of telling which one.
Anymore Word About The Byre
This card was posted in Cockermouth in 1905 by Bill who is asking Annie Jackson nee Richardson, in Applethwaite, about a byre.
The Werrell Collection
This card from 1906 is the final card of 7 (so far) related to Isabel Sarah Werrell (1877-1936) of Newbury, Berkshire and her family. She appears to have been an avid collector of postcards.
The whole collection can be found here
Sorry This Is Not Quite The Card I Wanted
This card was sent in 1918 and does not have a meaningful message.
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.
Winnie Enjoying Lovely Weather
This card from 1905 is not signed. It was sent to Beatrice Tarr who later moved from Taunton, Somerset to Winnipeg in Canada.
Samedi
This 1905 card is signed with a nickname.
Frozen Dog
This card was posted in 1908 in Barton-on-Humber, Lincolnshire, but the address of the sender is given as "Frozen Dog". What does that mean?
A Love Letter With A Link To Call The Midwife
This card from 1905 is a love letter to someone who later may have featured in Call The Midwife story lines.
Make Haste
This is the 6th of 7 postcards relating to the Werrell family of Berkshire. The message is quite mundane, but most postcards probably were in 1906.
A Great Advert For Blackpool in 1908
This is a typical holiday postcard from Blackpool in 1908. The sender is having a good time.
