This card from 1917 was sent from Liverpool to Llanddulas by Ted.
William Has Been Around Regent's Park And Hampstead in 1906
This card was sent by William to Agnes in Putney in 1906. In 1909 they were married.
Who Is Miss Gorringe?
The postcard from 1911 was sent to a MIss Gorringe at the address of a Drapery store in Bayswater. The sender was the shop owner Robert Owen Davies. Miss Gorringe is a mystery.
Don't Put The Few Pence In
In this 1909 card there is some question of money.
Love Is Growing in Corbridge in 1905
This card was posted in 1905 in Corbridge by Albert Hope to Isabella Martin in Newcastle. 6 years later they married.
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.
Having A Great Time In 1931 Llandudno
This card is from 1931. It is a holiday card sent from Llandudno to Liverpool. The senders, Clarice and Freda are having a great time and playing a lot of tennis.
Cards Reunited
After being contacted by a member of the extended family related to these 3 cards, they are to be reunited with their rightful owner.
The cards from 1907 and 1922 relate to the Le Patourel family of Guernsey.
Herrmann AKA Harman
The story behind this 1906 postcard involves a change of surname during WWI
South Godstone, Surrey, Blighty
A birthday card for Coralie Gibbs from 1917 which includes “Blighty” in the address.
Happy Birthday Nancy
This is a birthday card sent in 1914 to Nancy Ward in Blackburn, Lancashire
Have Just Seen Dodds, Late Of Anderson And Dodds
In 1913 James Noble sent this card from Edinburgh to his wife Agnes in Nottingham. He pretends to be Scots.
Husband To Wife Birthday Card
This birthday postcard was sent in 1935 from a husband to his wife. They lived in a small Norfolk village so you wonder why he put a stamp on it and posted it. Perhaps she liked receiving post.
Saw The Earl And The Girl
This card was sent from Blackpool in 1909 by Henry Elphick to his sister Laura in Hadlow, Kent. He seems to be having a great holiday.
I Hope You Understand About Your Box
The message on this 1909 card between two sisters raises a whole heap of questions. What was significant about the box and what happened to it?
And who knew Speaking Tube Braider was an occupation?
Sent From Selfridges
It is not often that a postcard message contains the precise location in which it was written. This one was sent in 1932 from Selfridges in Oxford Street, London.
As Fit As A Fiddle
This card was sent from Margate in 1920 by Doris Fowler to her father Charles in Shepherds Bush. She felt as fit as a fiddle.
Who is D?
This is a simple birthday card for Mary Alice Daw from 1915 in Paignton, Devon. But who is D?
Walking Tour Of The Wirral In 1911
This card from a young man to his mother in 1911 describes a walking tour of the Wirral. He is accompanied by his future wife.
Happy Natal Day 1915
This card from 1915 is one of a series of congratulations cards sent to Emily Jasper.
