“On the left is the foot of the mountain which I climbed y’day 3,500 feet above sea level.” “George Hotel Penrith Having lovely weather and I am feeling ever so much better in health. Are you keeping well. I don’t want you to get done up by staying at the works all day…
Postcard 2 hasn’t been written on. It was very common to collect postcards as souvenirs much as we do today. But it was also very common to send them in an envelope, protecting the integrity of the original item. Maybe a letter would be included. This pretty line drawn sketch of a deserted path along…
Postcard sent from Kent in September 1943 from Martin to his Mother. The picture may be a coloured line drawing or a hand tinted photograph of a Horse Guards’ Parade in London. Please leave a message in the comments if you have expertise in the making of these types of pictorial postcards. We want to…
THE GREAT FERN STREET POSTCARD MYSTERY 