Shipley & Saltaire, posted to Mr Smith in Hackney Wick in 1909:
Best wishes from Shipley. Will write later. Kind Regards.
#PostedInthePast

Southport, posted in 1915 to Mrs Abberley, Shrewsbury:
Dear Ma, I will be coming on the 4.20 on Thursday. Am not sure about Mary. She will know tomorrow.
#PostedInThePast

This postcard of the Globe at Durlston was sent to Ashford: "Glad to hear you are mending a little. It is slow work I know. It has happened very unfortunately for you both." #PostedInThePast

Porlock Church, posted in 1916 to Hannah Short in Barnstaple:
I hear you have had a very enjoyable time recently. I expect you recognise this place. The babies are interesting. I hope that RD is still well.
#PostedInThePast

Charles Dickens House – sent from The Mess, HMS Aquarius: "Dear Mother, so glad to receive your welcome letter today. i have not much news so you must excuse the PC. Thank you for mending all my clothes. Your affectionate son, Rich X" #PostedInThePast

Charles Dickens House – sent from The Mess, HMS Aquarius: "Dear Mother, so glad to receive your welcome letter today. i have not much news so you must excuse the PC. Thank you for mending all my clothes. Your affectionate son, Rich X" #PostedInThePast

Newcastle-on-Tyne's Grainger Street. It was sent to Miss Cooke in Sunderland: "Kindly come tomorrow between 6 & 7. Your aunt requires you to fit her costume."

#PostedInThePast

HM Prison Lewes, sent in 1907 to Miss Dowling in Brighton:
"Another PC for your collection."
#PostedInThePast

Sent to Lionel in Edmonthon, 1912:
Whilst conveying my best wishes to you I also wish to remind you there'll be trouble if I don't get a remittance on account. Let me remind you there'll be dooks up between you and I. From one who was once a friend
#PostedInThePast
#HappyBirthday

Chelsea Bridge, posted in 1905 from South Lambeth to Devizes, Wiltshire: "Dear Auntie, Thank you so very much for the postcard you sent me. I hope you are enjoying yourself very much." #PostedInThePast

Yeovil's post office, sent in 1907 to Mildred Edmunds in Crewkerne:

We wish you all a very happy New Year.

#PostedInThePast
#PostboxSaturday

Dog Kennel Hill, posted in 1909 to Miss Lasbury in Bristol: "Thanks for nice long letter. Was very pleased with cuttings and will write soon. Hope you are well and quite settled down again. Love to all from Winnie." #PostedInThePast

Hampton Court Palace, posted in 1906 to Miss Edwards, The Star & Garter, Sloane Square, London:
The famous vine of Hampton bears no better fruit than thee.
#PostedInThePast

"Dear Marion, we had it very wet here on Saturday and it spoiled the show. I never saw so many lovely flowers in the tents."

#PostedInThePast #Durham #DurhamCathedral

The Battle of Stepney [January 1911] – sent to Lydia in Birmingham: "Dear Lydia, this is a PC of that fire at London where the anarchists set the house of fire before they would face the law." #PostedInThePast

(Lord) Byron’s Bridge – Auld Brig O’Balgownie in Aberdeen. The postcard was one of three sent to Bromley in Kent, all connected by poor health and worries. #PostedInThePast

Posted to Kenilworth Gardens in 1910 from the Chemistry Lab, East Ham: "Could I send you any tickets for Emmanuel Gym Display. Hope you will come." #PostedInThePast

London's Italian Hospital, posted in 1905 to Lloyd, Gorse Green Farm, Yate:
Hope you will have a really jolly time this festive season & receive a letter 'from abroad'.
Yours affect. M.A.M.

#PostedInThePast

Sent to Mrs Palwin in Surrey: "Dear Ruby, Just a line to ask you if you have let the blue pigeon out as he returned home last Monday week looking fresh and well. If you want it returned let me know and I will send it back." #PostedInThePast

The Tynwald: "In memory of a happy day spent in the Isle of Man, 8th September 1923." #PostedInThePast