Green Backs -

Writing Space II

 

Printed in Germany

 

Note: There is a very similar back, Writing Space Saxony,  where the difference is only the country of origin.

         

Barmaids (1914)

Writing Space II

 

 

The Typist - A typewriter saves time & makes work a pleasure

Posted 14 March 1914

[Unsigned F V P]

Variant colouring and Series 9034

Writing Space II

 

Some one has been there before him!

Writing Space

[9 Sept 1911] 29 September 1911

Also with Series Number and just number

Writing Space II

 

The Law

Writing Space II

 

 

The Heavenly Twins - I Don't Think

also Lined address

Reworded Birthdays Greetings card

Writing Space II

 

Who Said Liar

Writing Space II

 

Unsigned - No Series identified - In some cases the artist may be "F S"

Following in father's footsteps

Writing Space II

 

Is this true, concerning you?

Writing Space II

 

 

 

Housemaids Knee

A Pleasant Complaint

also see Vertigen

Writing Space II

 

'ere, why don't you steer ...

Posted 16 August 1911

Writing Space II

 

But there's always room for a girl

Posted 23 August 1911

Writing Space II

 

 

"Oh, He's touching me!"

Writing Space II

A flea in the hand is worth two in the bed

Writing Space See Fleas 

Writing Space II

 

A Scotch Reel (Real Scotch)

Writing Space II

Also Crown Series 1009

Writing Space II

 

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

Writing Space II

I saw these last night - are they yours?

Writing Space II

 

Many different versions - See Unknown Green Back Publisher

 

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

 

A Merry Christmas

I've kept the bottle & the duck and send this card to wish you luck

Writing Space II

 

We all want something to cuddle

Writing Space II

 

These are Spoons. There are others.

Writing Space II

August 1911

[By Donald McGill, first published circa 1906]

 

A Merry Christmas

Out in the Cold World

Out in the Street

& not got a morsel

to drink or to eat

Writing Space II

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]

 

I sat on the pier.

Mt heart was in a whirl,

My mouth was full of hair,

and my arms were full of girl.

Writing Space II

 

This is wooden-headed. It is not the only thing.

Writing Space II

   

"Oh lor! Fancy 'avin a pain in that

Writing Space II

     

Mistakes will occur!

We do not accept Buttons

No Signature

No publisher

Germany Writing

Writing Space II

 

3 June 1918

FS0024

Take a Friend's Advice

And don't wear muslin frocks

 

and others in the series

No Publisher

Germany Writing

Writing Space II

 

Unposted

Who said Liar?

And that's how I saved our Regiment, Gentlemen

 

and others in the series

No Publisher

Germany Writing

Writing Space II

 

24 Sept 1910