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Some Contemporary Artists of 'F S' F P ??? |
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Some Contemporary Artists of 'F S' F P ??? |
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The identity of this artist is currently unknown but is of interest because his cards were published, during the First World War, with the words "Entirely British Manufacturer" - so a possible link with "F S", Of particular interest is the number of ladies in a red dress with feathers on their hats |
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Post Card This simple-backed card format should not be compared with the others. Features:
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By Jove! She's worth smacking Look at the tickler - in her hat. Signed FP 631 [Post Card] |
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My word! What a tickler. Signed FP 632 [Post Card]
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The sea is lovely down here --- Am looking for a bo(u)y. Signed FP [Post Card]
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690 Jack's coming home today! We all love Jack - the man who's been there Signed FP Entirely British |
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714 Three cheers for the red white and blue. Signed FP |
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716 The weather is a bit rough but the birds are fine down here. Signed FP
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719 "Did you hear of my Jack being killed" "Yes I shall feel it very much for you" Signed FP |
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720 He: "Last time I spoke to you I was in trouble." She: "And so was I, you know." Signed FP |
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721 Many a cook has lost her mutton talking to a copper Signed FP April 1917 |
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722 Out side only Sir Not in these --- Signed FP |
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723 Oh constable, could you oblige me with a penny for two ha'pennies? |
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724 He: "I feel as if I could fight the world." She: "Why, you can'f fight pussy." Signed FP |
734 A Gallant Charge Signed FP
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739 You ought to be down here - you're missing things worth seeing. Signed FP |
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742 Oh! I say Signed FP |
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744 "What a nice girl. The more I see of her the more I like her." Signed FP 14 September 1916 |
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750 Nobody's doing it! Signed FP |
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751 She: "What a shocking story." He: "Yes I see you look shocked." Signed FP |
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752 Am taking a flat up West. Signed FP |
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814 Come on, old man, you're drunk. I shall have to run you in." "Yesh, but you see I am helping to pay for the war." Signed FP |
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815 "An Interesting Case on here - I'm working on it." Signed FP |
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816 "What are you doing with that girl?" "Nothing" "What are you going to do?" "Nothing" "Here. Hold my lantern" July 1916 |
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818 "Keep still, Cookey, don't wriggle and I think we will be able to manage it" Signed FP 17 August 1917 |
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846 Divorce Court She: "Thank goodness I shall feel a different woman tonight" He: "SO SHALL I" Signed FP |
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