There were two shops publishing postcards from premises round the Village Green, Aldbury, during early part of the 20th century.  Thomas Muncey At the time of the 1901 census Thomas Muncey (born at nearby Northchurch circa 1839) ran the "Village shop". Postcards labelled "Muncey, The Stores, Aldbury" were probably on sale by 1905. Thomas was still listed in the Kelly's Directory for 1914 but by 1917 he had been succeeded by his son Clement.  General View, Aldbury Muncey, The Stores, Aldbury Posted 1910, printed circa 1905 (card also published uncoloured) Aldbury Church Muncey, The Stores, Aldbury posted 1911, printed circa 1905 The Stocks, Aldbury T. Muncey, The Stores, Aldbury Posted 1910 The Village, Aldbury, No 1 T Muncey, The Stores, Aldbury Posted circa 1905 Stocks Park, Aldbury T. Muncey, Aldbury circa 1905 Charles Dickens In 1901 Charles Dickens (born Reading, Berkshire circa 1878) was a postman working for his aunt Eliza Mary Glenister (a spinster born at Northchurch circa 1836) who ran the village Post Office, which was next to the Greyhound Inn. Charles was the son of Samuel Charles Dickens (born at Northchurch circa 1855) who had a bakers shop on the Village Green. By 1917 he had succeed Miss Glenister as the sub-postmaster and most of the cards I have seen cards labelled "C. Dickens" were probably published after the First World War. Aldbury Church C. Dickens, Aldbury,Tring early 20th century Stocks and Old Houses, Aldbury Copyright Dickens, Aldbury Old Stocks and Pond, Aldbury C. Dickens, Aldbury posted 1917 The Front Holloway, Aldbury C. Dickens, Aldbury pre-1918 back The Back Holloway, Aldbury C. Dickens, Aldbury, Tring   Stocks House, Aldbury C. Dickens, Aldbury pre-1918 back Stocks Cottage, Aldbury C. Dickens, Aldbury pre-1918 back Stocks Estate from Moneybury Hill, Aldbury C. Dickens, Aldbury, Tring Aldbury. View from the Church C. Dickens, Aldbury, Tring Stella Cox (stella.cox1961 @t yahoo.co.uk) from Somerset writes : Charles Dickens was my grandfather. He past away in March 1980. Some cards published by S. Dickens, Tring, may have been published by Charles's father at Aldbury Many other Hertfordshire and National companies published postcards of Aldbury.

Please tell me if you have any further information about the above postcards.