These are variants of the common writing space card with a series number 3093-3099 added to the left hand reverse side margin, and in some cases the name of the publisher Vertigen. Earliest date so far recorded August 1913.

One card relates to "The Typist" series drawn by "F W P" and published by Vertigen. I have been unable to identify this artist and the possibility of it being a pseudonym for "F S" when working for Vertigen cannot be ruled out..

While none are yet known with a direct signed "F S" connection, most appear to be in "F S" style and most appear with alternative backs and are almost certainly by him.  See "Unsigned cards 1907-1916"

[Series number sometimes along bottom in lower left hand corner]

I saw these last night

Are they yours

Series 3093

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

[Unsigned F V P]

Also without number

A framed signed version is also known by Vertigen with an Early Saxony back.

Vertigen Series 3094

Old Mother Hubbard she went to the cupboard

Series 3096

 18 September 1913

If that's how woman ought to look, I fear they made a howling mess of you, my dear.

Series 3096

14 April 1914

There was a young bandsman of Dee,

Tried to play with a girl on his knee

But the point of the joke

Is he struck the wrong note

And the wedding's on Thursday at 3.

Series 3096

Here is where the Milkman comes in

See also Milkman

Series 3097

Series 3097

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 heard each word I said.

AMAN

Series 3097

Flea with me Beloved

See also Fleas

Series 3098

Some one has been there before him!

Also Postcard PC II No 429

Series 3098

[Also same back with no Series number]

(August 1913)

But there's always room for a girl

Series 3099

[Also same back with no Series number]