Blackpool – posted in 1911 to Hadfield Street, Old Trafford, Manchester:
Dear Eliza, Just to say I am having a good time and the weather is lovely. Yours sincerely, Emily.
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Corby postcards are somewhat rarer than those for Kettering or Rockingham Castle, and can be quite expensive as a result. This cheap one was sent to Wellingborough on the 26th June 1961, perhaps whilst attending the ‘June Dairy Festival’ 🤷‍♂️

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The Myles Standish Monument, Duxbury – sent in 1914 to Jennie Boardman, Rhode Island:
"Dear Jennie
I am sending you a little token for graduation. Hope you receive it. Write and let me know what you are to do… Love to all from all from Lillian."
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Brighton, sent to Miss Baldwin, Gillingham Road, Gillingham, Kent in 1907:
Received letter. Glad to hear the news. I am still about the same.
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King William's College, Isle of Man – posted in 1905 to Mrs Parker, Stafford:
"Fred Well, the weather beautiful, enjoying himself."
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Walmer Lifeboat and Crew – posted to Miss Beale in Margate in 1905:
Please can you meet bird at Margate. We will send it by the Granville. Will arrive sometime after 5. Wire before 12 if you cannot meet bird.
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Happy #PostboxSaturday and #StinkPipeSaturday from Manchester's Town Hall:
Hope you are well. Have you got the broom done yet. I have finished mine. Our visitors all gone & Aunt L up to the neck in cleaning. Beaty no better.
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Studland Bay House, posted to Liverpool: Best wishes for a very Happy Xmas.

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This isn't my dad in the postcard of Worth Matravers but he was based at the nearby RAF camp just before the card was sent in 1959:
"Many thanks for your letter, also the hankie. This is where we are spending most of the day. We walked over this morning."
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Holborn Viaduct, sent in 1904 to Miss Cole, Cumberland:
This is a place I've been over this afternoon. Talk about busy, not half. Goodbye with love. LF
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Blandford, sent to Aileen Coats, Logie, Dundee:
Having a glprious holiday. Down at Studland & Lulworth today – glorious places. Also at the Blue Pool. Been bathing & sunbathing. See the hounds nearly every morning out for exercise.
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Posted in 1932 to Bridgeton, New Jersey: "They don't give us fish here." #PostedInThePast

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#SailAwaySunday sent from Berlin to New York:
"This is how the rich people travel."

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Arundel Castle, posted to Bertie James in Bristol in 1905:
Dear Bertie, I hope you are well. Thanks for your card. With love from us both, Auntie Esther.
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Corfe Castle, sent from Burlington Road, Swanage to Roberta in Kennington in 1908:
This card is of the ruins of Corfe Castle. We passed it in the train. What place are you at school. What am I. Madge Bell has not written.

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Piccadilly Circus, London and Star Postcards, sent to Miss Latham on the Rising Sun Farm:
Just a line to say that I'm making a start for England. Best love Gilbert.
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Shipley & Saltaire, posted to Mr Smith in Hackney Wick in 1909:
Best wishes from Shipley. Will write later. Kind Regards.
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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.
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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