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'F S' Series: Shop and Office Workers |
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"Crown" Postcards - Series 1
The back of the Crown Series 1008 & 1009 cards
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'F S' Series: Shop and Office Workers |
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The back of the Crown Series 1008 & 1009 cards
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To a pushing young clerk Remember it is far easier to push a pen than push a perambulator Signed "F S" |
14 April 1909 |
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To a pushing young clerk Remember it is far easier to push a pen than push a perambulator Signed "F S"
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Crown Series 1009 Note 1008 and 1009 are from same engraving but the "F S" signatures are different. |
6 Jan 1909
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Unsigned |
Printed in Germany
[Known Crown 1009] |
11 August 1912 1 September 1913 |
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To a pushing young clerk Remember it is far easier to push a pen than push a perambulator Unsigned |
Printed in Germany 482 |
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The Tables Turned The Waitress gets waited on Signed "F S" |
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The Tables Turned The Waitress gets waited on Signed "F S" |
No 1008 [Crown Series back] |
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The Tables Turned The Waitress gets waited on Unsigned |
Printed in Germany
[Known Crown 1008] |
17 October 1910 |
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The Sweet Stuff Girl Don't Allow customers to help themselves excessively to samples Signed "F S" |
1908 | |
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The Sweet Stuff Girl Don't Allow customers to help themselves excessively to samples Unsigned |
Printed in Germany
[Known Crown 1009]
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Unpublished FS0018 |
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The Counter Jumper Let-out Unsigned |
25 August 1909 | |
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The Counter Jumper Let-out Unsigned |
Printed in Germany |
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The Counter Jumper Let-out Unsigned |
Printed in Germany
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Unposted |
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A New Postal-Order! Visitors are requested not to tease the animals in the cage! Unsigned |
Back not seen |
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A New Postal-Order! Visitors are requested not to tease the animals in the cage! Signed " F S" |
No 1009 |
12 June 1909 |
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A New Postal Order Visitors are requested not to tease the animals in the cage! Unsigned |
Printed in Germany |
Unposted [15 August 1912] |
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A New Postal Order Visitors are requested not to tease the animals in the cage! Unsigned |
No Publisher Info |
Unposted |
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Could this be the missing 6th member of the set ???? Back does not match |
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Lady: "Have you anything smart in silk stockings?" Assistant: "We had but she's left!"
Unsigned |
No Signature No publisher |
18 January 1909 |
