This card from 1909 is from Annie to Martha and is arranging a visit for Sunday. Edgar is coming too.
Sales Report From Hanley In 1912
This card was sent by Ernest Tattersall to his wife Clara in 1912 He is a salesman on the road and he is in Hanley. She is at home in Burnley.
One Week In Birmingham
In this card from 1917 Frederick Packham tells his wife that he is OK on his trip to Birmingham.
You Would Understand If You Knew All
Hints at secrets in the card from 1913 but nothing revealed.
Bad Weather And Lovely Scenery In Towyn In 1912
A simple holiday postcard from one sister to another. Posted in Towyn to an address in Catford.
What Was In The Parcel
This is a message about a parcel and a visit to Bury posted in 1918 in Newmarket to an address in Lancing
Did B Go To War?
This card from 1912 was sent from Poplar to Grays by someone who was very keen on Betsy Merchant. She didn’t marry him though. Did he go to war and not come back? We’ll probably never know.
A Classic Text From 1914
This card is a classic text sent from Fulham to Thornton Heath in 1914. It expects a reply that day.
Its A Case Of A Will
The message on this 1914 card sent to George Davison in 1914 says it all
A Simple Birthday Greeting From WArlingham, Surrey in 1904
Just a simple birthday greeting
1916 Birthday Card With A Jauntily Positioned Stamp
This is a simple birthday card sent in 1916 in Doncaster. The sender is unknown. The angle of the stamp suggests at a deeper relationship than just friendship.
Birthday Card Sent Care Of The Police Station in 1910 Acle
A birthday card for Agnes Ribbans in Acle, Norfolk in 1910. It was sent care off the Police Station not because of any wrongdoing, but because the Superintendent was her uncle.
A Card With A Story Behind It From Exning in 1917
This card from 1917 definitely has a story behind it. If only we knew what it was.
A Prophetic Birthday Card
In 1913 this birthday card was sent to Clara Woolham in Bradford and the sender hoped that she would live to 100. She actually reached 105.
R Watts Promoting Their Preacher Father
This card could be interpreted in a sinister way.
A Donald McGill from 1918
This card was sent from Preston to Northwich. It looks like it was meant to cheer up 10 year old Gerald Forster at the Lord Nelson pub.
A Thunderstorm In Carlisle, August 1909
This card was posted in Carlisle in August 1909 to an address in Kensington. The recipient, Amelia Wills Collings was in service. The writer does not have much to say apart from the weather report.
A Slice Of Social History From London in October 1909
These are two cards written by Leonard Heath to his parents in 1909. The second of the two gives a wonderful slice of social history from 1909.
Racy Stuff In Ramsgate in 1907
This is one of two cards sent by W to Norah Gertrude Birch in Ramsgate in 1907. It’s quite racy.
One Man Two Addresses
These 2 cards, sent 5 years apart, were both addressed to William Edwin Dixon at two different locations.
