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Postcard from France

BCH/007/002

Postcard sent from Anthony Le Jeune, Dinan, Cotes-du-Nord, France to Mrs Anne Rissik, Hurlingham, London. On 1 side are the addresses and the postmark and stamps, on the reverse is the message ‘OCT:10 1/99. 2nd p.card. All well here, and am expecting your news. The American Army liberated us on Aug 11th, at ...
Jolly times for dear baby's first birthday

TBC/015/013

Baby’s 1st Birthday postcard showing a small child in a red toy car. The car is on a garden path with grass and bushes with pink flowers behind her. There is a short message written in black typing. On the back is a handwritten message from Grandpa. The postcard is postmarked ...
With love on baby's first glad birthday

TBC/015/014

Baby’s 1st Birthday postcard showing a baby in a blue dress, wearing a yellow hat and with a yellow and pink fan in her hand. There is a short verse at the bottom. On the back is a handwritten message to Bernice from Grandma Brown.
Loving wishes on baby's first birthday

TBC/015/022

First birthday postcard showing a picture of a baby in a yellow jumper on the right of the card. Surrounding the picture are red roses and other purple and yellow flowers. There is a short verse on the left of the card. On the back it is handwritten ‘To dear Bernice with ...
Fegan's Orphanage, Stony Stratford

JSC/003/004

The front of Fegan’s Orphanage. This building housed the Fegans Boys Home from 1900 to 1961. Before and after that it was a school.
Dinner Time at Wolverton Works

DKC/001/006

Postcard titled ‘Dinner Time at Wolverton Works’ – undated early-mid C20th.
Comic holiday postcard

BOD/002/040

Comic holiday postcard. On the front it reads “There’s only one way of following horses with success!” and the picture shows a boy with a scoop and a wheelbarrow. On the back is a 2d stamp and the postmark is dated 1946, possibly 10th August.