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I saw these last night Are they yours |
Series 3093
Also Postcard PC II No 666
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The Typist - A typewriter saves time & makes work a pleasure [Unsigned F V P] |
Vertigen Series 3094
Also without number
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There are Spoons. There are others. [Unsigned Donald McGill] This card first about first cards appeared in 1906 in the Empire Series (E S) for the Pictorial Postcard Company. The Company was wound up in 1908. |
Series 3095 |
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Old Mother Hubbard, she went to the cupboard To get the poor girl a new dress When she got there, the cupboard was bare And so was the girl I guess Unsigned |
Series 3096 |
18 September 1913 |
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If that's how woman ought to look, I fear they made a howling mess of you , my dear. Unsigned |
Series 3096 | 14 April 1914 | ||||||||
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Here is where the Milkman comes in Unsigned |
Series 3097
See also Milkman
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Link to back missing???? |
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The Old Maid's Prayer Now I lay me down to sleep I wish I had a man to keep If there's one beneath my bed I hope he's heard each word I've said AMAN Unsigned |
Series 3097 |
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Blind Mans Buff It feel like the cook. Unsigned |
Series 3097 |
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Flea with me Beloved Unsigned |
Series No 3098
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Some one has been there before him! Unsigned |
Series 3098 Also with no Series no Also Postcard PC II No 429 |
(August 1913) |
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But there's always room for a girl Unsigned
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Series 3099 |