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Crown
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Crown Series 2 (1911)
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Advice to ... about
to get married (1910)
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Advice to Men in Love (1910)
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Barmaids (1914)
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Breach of Promise (1911)
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The British Workman (1911)
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Every Picture tells a Story (1912)
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The Law
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The Heavenly Twins - I Don't Think
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Lined address
Reworded
Birthdays
Greetings card
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Who Said Liar
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Unsigned - No Series identified - In some
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Following in father's footsteps
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What every Woman Knows
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A Merry Christmas
I've kept the bottle & the
duck and send this card to wish you luck
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Not in these trousers Posted 17 June 1913
[Other backs]
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Why Lucy didn't get the letter
No 668 PC II |
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Man does not live by bread alone
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Have you
ever kissed any woman before?
[Signed Version known]
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When a man is not a man
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The Typist - A typewriter saves time & makes work a
pleasure
Posted 14 March 1914
[Unsigned
F V P]
Variant colouring and Series 9034
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I'm coming home stony broke
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Following in Father's footsteps |
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'ere, why don't you steer ...
Posted 16 August 1911
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I don't want no honey ...
Posted 21 August 1910
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"Oh, He's touching me!"
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But there's always room for a girl
Posted 23 August 1911
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Here What are you doing with that Girl?
Nothin! ... ...
Also Numbered [PC. I]
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Man's mission is to support woman and he does! |
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Your husband has a rather large repertoire
Oh yes, but he's taking anti-fat for that |
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I'll run down to the sea for the week-end and get
a mouthful of fresh air
Oh! I'll come with you and see you don't get a
handful. |
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"I don't know what you mean - besides I can't
leave the baby" |
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Active Service - A Pressing Engagement |
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The way they have in the navy -
Dowse the glim you lubbers |
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Under two flags |
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The Explorer
Can you wonder why the moon turned pale. |
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Some one has been there before him!
Writing Space
[9
Sept 1911] 29
September 1911
Also with Series Number and just number
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Housemaids Knee
A Pleasant Complaint
also see
Vertigen
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A Couple of old tubs |
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What soup did you say this was Waiter?
Chicken Soup Sir |
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This is where the Milkman comes in!
Series 6073
For other variations see
The Milkman
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They do like their little bit of red
16
October 1914 |
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A Happy New Year and a New Leaf
to turn over [Printed in
Saxony] |
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Do
you want a bed warmer Sir?
Writing
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October 1912]
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For other examples see
Entirely
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If I should plant a tiny seed of
love
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I saw your husband going into the
public house again Mrs Brown - I thought he'd given up
the drink.
So 'e 'as, Sir, but he do like a
drop of beer to sop 'is bread in! |
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Lummy Guv'nor I thought you were the comet!
31 January 1912
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On your travels George did you touch Florence?
No - but I had a darn good time with Mabel
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I am having my own weight just now |
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My youing man's a soldier
Six foot high is he
His arm is strong
His weapon's long
And he's bery fond of me
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"Go away you rude man" "Garn! Ankles ain't no treat to
me, I'm a bus conductor"
May you see everything good this Xmas
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The harp that onsh in Tara's Hall
How they go home
also Lined
address
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It was the schooner Hesperus that sailed the
wintry sea
And the skipper had brought his bottle of stout
To bear him company
12 September 1912
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Is this true, concerning you?
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Mary had a little lamb; who's flea's were fiery red;
and every night when Mary went they followed her to bed
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Fleas
16 August 1912 |
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A flea in the hand is worth two in the bed
Writing
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Fleas
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A Scotch Reel (Real Scotch)
Writing
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Also Crown
Series 1009
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Only 11/6 & it won't talk back
Writing
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18 August 1913
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The Maiden's Prayer
O1 do send me a husband, and if he dies send me
another, and if he dies send me another with trousers
on.
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A Windy Day in Bonnie Scotland
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Also Crown
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There are spoons. There are others
August 1911 |
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Gimme three pennoworth of your best gin please.
Mother wants to poison our cat
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