1908 There are 3 Miss Brooks at this address in Bridport, Dorset and whoever sent one of them a card has failed to specify and forgotten to sign it.
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A card for Remembrance #LestWeForget
1917 A young lady in Christchurch Hampshire writes to Rifleman Frederick William Clarke asking why he has not been in touch. Tragically a few months later he was killed in Flanders.
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1928 Someone is telling Mary Ellen #Meaden nee #Sains in #Deptford that the weather is glorious in #Eastbourne Sadly a significant amount of the message is too faded to read
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1906 Walter Newitt sends a message in mirror writing to Frances Mantz. This is one of a collection of cards associated with this couple dat8ng from 1904 to 1907. To see this card and get access to the others, follow this link
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It's World Postcard Day!
Have a listen to our #WorldPostcardDay episode, with special guest @GhostPostcards, who shares some great stories of reuniting old postcards with their families, with shout-outs to @PastPostcard and @dy310. We love this episode!
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1907 This is the fourth of four postcards, written in mirror writing by Jessie Louisa Mitch to her future husband Thomas Lance Simmons
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1904 Mary Jane is keen to tell her sister about staffing issues in a school in Brighton. And the weather is wet.
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1904 A genuine Ghostpostcards. There looks like there is evidence of faded writing on the left hand side but it is too faint to read. I wonder what it said.