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.
Postcard Collector
This is a simple card from September 1904. It allows the reader to make up their own narrative
Let Us Know As Soon As You Can
There is a degree of urgency about this card posted in Bilston in 1908
Difficult Handwriting in 1906
This card is difficult to read. It is probably from one sister to another, but maybe not.
An Anonymous Christmas Card From 1908
It is not only unclear who sent this card in 1908 but is is also unclear who the intended recipient was as there are three candidates.
Christmas Card From 1914
This is a simple Christmas card sent to Jessie Robey in Reading in 1914.
A Christmassy Card Rather Than A Christmas Card
This card was sent in late December 1912 and although there is a Christmassy look to it, it is actually someone asking their mother for a lift from the station.
1904 Mirror Writing In Ashow Warwickshire
This card was sent from Churchill, Oxfordshire to Ashow, Warwickshire in 1904. The unknown sender used mirror writing to obscure the message which on the face of it looks quite innocent, but context is everything and we don’t know the full story.
Sister To Sister Mirror Writing in 1906 Shropshire
This card was sent by Lilian Pugh to her sister Caroline in 1906 Shropshire. It uses mirror writing to obscure the message which suggests that Caroline is unhappy.
A Postcard For Remembrance Day
This is a card sent in 1917 by an unknown young lady to a young man in the Rifle Brigade who was killed in Flanders a few weeks later. Very sad. Lest we forget.
Glorious Weather In Eastbourne in September 1928
This is a straightforward holiday card posted in Eastbourne in 1928. Sadly some of the message is too faded to read.
Birthday In Kings Lynn
This is a simple birthday card from 1911 for Priscilla Langley.
A Fourth Mirror Writing Card From Louisa To Lance
This is the fourth of four cards sent by Jessie Louisa Smith to her future husband Thomas Lance Simmons in 1907. They are all written in mirror writing. They have all been returned to their rightful owner, their grand daughter.
Drayton Is Much As Usual
This 1926 is an update on life in Market Drayton for Kathleen Mawdesley who is living away.
Wet In Brighton In February 1904
This card was sent by Mary Jane Coates to her sister Annie in 1904. It contains some weather information and also, strangely, information about staffing at a school in Brighton.
Gladys Wishes Her Half-Sister A Happy Birthday in 1923
This curious looking birthday card was sent in 1923.
Get Well Soon in 1904
This card was sent in 1904 to Bertha Leach wishing her sick husband Arthur well. Sadly within 2 years he had died.
Happy Birthday to Rose Mesny in 1905
This postcard was sent as a birthday card in Jersey in 1905. It was sent by Ada Milton to her niece Rose Mesny
Happy Birthday Frederick Arnold
Its 1909 and someone is wishing Frederick Arnold a Happy Birthday in Walthamstow
Hilda Visits Llandidrod Wells in 1909
This card from 1909 was sent from Llandidrod Wells by Hilda Watkins to her brother Ivor in Sketty.
