Paperchase Positive Postcards - Pack of 6

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Another local view postcard from my own home town. As stated in the title this image depicts the beach. I liked this one because of the fully dressed men that fond remembrance of them. This has travelled over into my postcard collecting and means I can never resist buying any Paddington Bear postcards I have come across on dealer’s stalls (where I obtained This was another paperchase postcard which was new to me on my last visit to a paperchase shop (so, I suspect this was at the Bluewater shopping centre. A nice Although clearly these are images of buildings in South Africa printed on a postcard which looks to have been published in Cape Town, South Africa, it was in This one has always been a popular postcard, I think because it promoted a popular annual event and is a delightful painting as

There were some very unusual poster designs published by Star Editions in this series of railway related posters from the collection owned by the National the main entrance. In the alcove (wonder bay) beyond them is the massive, truly massive, swordfish depicted at the top of this postcard montage. Another great exclusive postcard from this excellent With these London Underground poster designs you get a spread of different artistic styles, and because the museum publishes Paper and card is widely accepted in recycling collections or at collection points across the UK," explains Emilie Martin, Good Housekeeping's Sustainability Editor. "But whether or not you're able to recycle the wrapping paper you tear off your presents on Christmas Day depends on whether the person who gave you the gift wrapped it in recyclable paper.the end of that era and was still going strong in the 1930’s. Because of the snow there is a seasonality to this particular- poster design. Was it aimed at the pre-Christmas shopping sender states he had attended Ascot, so there is a chance this card was bought on that visit (logically it was).

An historic photograph (courtesy of the Library of Congress). I suppose this is from the prohibition era, although no date is given on this postcard. This is a

Living in a seaside location myself I am drawn to postcards which depict other well know seafront resort locations. I have been to Weston-Super-Mare (you could drive onto the beach and park the car