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A massive collection of early 20th Century postcards are to be offered for auction at The Swan at Tetsworth Oxfordshire, on Friday 5th April. There are over 100,000 cards, in large lots, being the estate of the late Wayne Robbins. The sale is viewable via their website: www.theswan.co.uk/auctions or...

Do you mean Julian Dunn?

His contact details can be found here: http://postcard.co.uk/pta_member_details.php?ref=073

I don't believe that the two companies Wrench and Valentine worked together. It is more likely that they may have both been approached by the original photographer to publish the image. Or that one company sold on the image to the other. Both these scenarios were commonplace at the time... major pub...

Yes, there was another thread which was moved out of the public eye while the wording is analyzed for possible libel.

Apologies to the contributors concerned.

It appears post card 'copyright' has once again become a very contentious & sensitive issue.

Nice - the ones I have seen have also been in black and white & appear to have a serrated edge as though they have come from a booklet.... no idea who the publisher is. I believe they are quite common post cards. Many post cards sometime reveal some interesting messages; it's always worth lookin...

Hello and welcome to the wonderful world of postcard collecting! It is true that the postcard firms Lilywhite and Frith are interlinked. Arthur Frederick Sergeant began the firm Lilywhite Ltd c.1909 - and between the war years the firm produced many real photographic view, the numbers prefixed with ...

I have details of some Wiltshire postcard publishers of the 1910s, including T L Fuller, Alfred Vowles and Albert Marrett of Shrewton, but there are several other, less prolific, ones about whom I'm a little curious: Little is known about Albert Marrett’s local rival, Fred West. A R Bott of Orchest...

Interesting feature on postcards seen recently: https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-england-norfolk-47157597

Interesting idea!

Starts today! https://www.britishmuseum.org/whats_on/ ... cards.aspx

johnh wrote: ↑Fri Feb 01, 2019 3:56 pm hi cant find message can you resend , thanks

PM sent John

johnh wrote: ↑Fri Feb 01, 2019 7:00 am Might be interested in the first one, how much you asking? Cheers

- email sent just now

johnh wrote: ↑Tue Jan 29, 2019 7:05 pm Locking for the above , and the famous Henley on thames Series , or other Henley postcards, thank you

Hello - I have a couple of Henley postcards that may be of interest - see them here: https://drive.google.com/drive/folders/ ... sp=sharing

More added this weekend

A postcard of Stonehenge has just sold for £52 on eBay! As an iconic national monument it has featured in many, many PCs, and rather too often modern colour cards are listed on eBay. But this one featured Stonehenge just before the First World War, with two soldiers in a dog-cart riding eastward up...

Children's nursery postcards wanted please