Printed in Germany
Note: There is a very similar back,
Writing
Space Saxony, where the difference is only the
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Barmaids (1914)
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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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Some one has been there before him!
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Sept 1911] 29
September 1911
Also with Series Number and just number
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The Law
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The Heavenly Twins - I Don't Think
also
Lined address
Reworded
Birthdays
Greetings card
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Who Said Liar
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Unsigned - No Series identified - In some
cases the artist may be "F S" |
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Following in father's footsteps
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Is this true, concerning you?
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Housemaids Knee
A Pleasant Complaint
also see
Vertigen
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'ere, why don't you steer ...
Posted 16 August 1911
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But there's always room for a girl
Posted 23 August 1911
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"Oh, He's touching me!"
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A flea in the hand is worth two in the bed
Writing
Space See
Fleas
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A Scotch Reel (Real Scotch)
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Space II
Also Crown
Series 1009
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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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I saw these last night - are they yours?
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Many different versions - See
Unknown Green Back Publisher |
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The Sausage was a fat one
The outside was a skin
The Inside was a mystery
Of a dog called Little Jim
No Signature
See also Vertigen Series 6071 |
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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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We all want something to cuddle
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These are Spoons. There are others.
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August 1911
[By
Donald
McGill, first published circa 1906] |
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A Merry Christmas
Out in the Cold World
Out in the Street
& not got a morsel
to drink or to eat
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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
[See
Unknown
Series] |
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I sat on the pier.
Mt heart was in a whirl,
My mouth was full of hair,
and my arms were full of girl.
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This is wooden-headed. It is not the only thing.
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"Oh lor! Fancy 'avin a
pain in that
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