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Apologies for delay - I have replied to your e'mail now. I would say that these are pre-WW2 and not so popular by comic collectors. The humour and the execution do not appear to be very exciting in my opinion. Unable to help with the publisher - I would suggest a visit to the local history library i...

UK Churches now sorted and available by county

Postcards (and Stamps!) come to Woodbridge this Saturday 2nd June - Woodbridge Community Hall IP12 4AU - see you there!

Another new collecting theme I am searching for - Rope-making/Rope-works and anything associated with this industry - here's an example:

- a 22-inch Coir Rope weighing 10 tons made by J T Davies Ltd., Coborn Road, Bow, London E.

A little harder to find as such, since by the time postcards were in vogue, Workhouses were being replaced as institutions/Hospitals/Old People's Homes and so on.

Are they signed by an artist, I wonder? - it would be great if you could post an example - comic postcards are plentiful - those by named artists are more popular.

I would guess that they were produced to raise funds for the hospital - I have similar ones for the Hackney Children's Hospital in East London which are nt uncommon, but is enough to find. The facts and figures are fascinating and, to me, add value to the views as great pieces of Social History. Val...

Here is the Royal Mail view on Size and Weight for a standard letter:

Greetings cards, personal letters, postcards and bills are just a few examples of items that are likely to fall into the Letter format
Length: 240mm max
Width: 165mm max
Thickness: 5mm max
Weight: 100g max

Hope it helps

nice - well, they are getting there - but these are better, I believe:

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These will now be filtered into stock - setting up a separate section for UK churches now -

less than five days to go .................

- plenty available at Bury St Edmunds this Saturday - 35 dealers - County Upper School IP32 6RF

I have a new collecting theme: moustaches on Postcard - especially the type a strongman wore; the handlebar.

The German Emperor for one sported a great one before the 1st world war! - and Jimmy Edwards! - well!! - a proud member of the handlebar club!

A small bundle of Boer War related postcards went missing from a dealers stand at a Postcard/Stamp Fair in Essex yesterday - these included some Cartoons from that period and are of some value. Naturally the dealer is upset and annoyed and would like to see them returned - he has checked his stock i...

I have a large collection of Wind/Water Mill Postcards and Photos for sale - let me know which one you are looking for, I may have it .........