This is a second postcard sent to Lilian Blencowe in Kingston Hill, Surrey in 1905. Both have horses on them. She was 4 years old.
Card Reunited With Family
This card was successfully reunited with its rightful owner.
Happy Birthday in 1917 Scunthorpe
A simple birthday postcard from 1917
Arthur Cecil Tabor 1906 Card Successfully Returned To Rightful Owner
This card from 1906 has been successfully reunited with the owning family.
Tough Journey to Bobcaygeon, Ontario in 1909
Unfortunately it is not clear who sent this card over 3000 miles from Bobcaygeon to Kirkby Stephen in 1909, but it is clear that they had a tough struggle getting there.
A Meeting Missed In Whitland
There is not much to say about this card from rural Wales in 1907.
I Am Surprised At You
This 1908 card from sister to brother is quite complex in terms of geography and dress making.
Have you seen "92" lately?
This card from 1908 is a mystery, or several mysteries. Who is Q? What are “51” and “92”. What does Emily Shorthouse like? So many questions. So few answers.
Weather Report From Ilsington, Devon in August 1911
This is a straightforward holiday postcard from August 1911. It was cold in Ilsington.
Happy Birthday Mrs Edmond
This is a curious birthday card from 1915 Hartlepool.
Merry Christmas from 1912 Ashton-Under-Lyne
This is a Christmas card sent in 1912 by a 15 year old girl to her elder cousin. Interestingly her name is Hilda, but she signed it Hylda.
Happy Christmas 1905 from South Norwood To La Spezia
This unlikely looking Christmas card was sent to La Spezia in Italy from South Norwood in 1905.
Strand Palace Hotel to Chorley in 1915
This card was posted from the Strand Palace Hotel in London to Chorley in Lancashire in 1915. The sender wont be able to see John.
New Hampshire to Guernsey
This card went all the way from New Hampshire to Guernsey in 1922. It alludes to some form of summer seasonal activity.
Just Had Tea
This is a simple “arrived safely” text from 1904 with the unnecessary embellishment that informs the recipient that the sender has just had tea.
1904 Card Successfully Reunited With Owner
This card from August 1904 has been successfully reunited with a member of the Prendergast family.
Dead Calm in Morecambe in July 1905
This card from 1905 is confusing because it is not clear who sent it to whom, but the family concerned is quite clear. It is the Bradley family from Astley in Lancashire.
We Are All Just Going To Fanny-On-The-Hill
This 1905 card informs a young man’s mother that he has arrived safely at his brother’s and they are gong to the pub. And the story behind the card shows how names and spellings can change over time when conveyed by word of mouth.
Who was Harry?
This 1908 card tells us absolutely nothing about the sender except that he was called Harry.
Dry in Dartford in October 1905
This is a simple “arrived safely” card from 1905 Kent. It was dry.
