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Stokenchurch
Stokenchurch, High Wycombe and environs
Stokenchurch
High Wycombe
West Wycombe
Marlow
Beaconsfield

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Postcards

  • PC_HWycombe56-EngravingPostcard - Old Engraving - pub: Symonds Bros
  • Australian touring party in England April - August 1930Unused postcard - Pub: E T W Dennis & Sons Ltd, Scarborough (PC_Cricketers07) This tour is remembered particularly for the batting successes of Don Bradman. Following innings of 131 at Nottingham and 254 at Lord's, he made 334 which eclipsed the previous highest score ever obtained in Test Matches between England and Australia - 287 by the late R. E. Foster at Sydney during the MCC tour of 1903-4. As if that were not sufficient, Bradman, although failing at Manchester, scored 232 in the final Test Match at Kennington Oval. Detailed reports on the tour as a whole and the individual Test and other matches can be found here .
  • Englefield House, Cookham 1951(PC_SSpencer01)
  • My week at the sea - Pressing engagementPostcard written, but unfranked c1905 - Pub: Davidson Bros - Original by Tom Browne 2644-6 (Ref: PC_Browne_0236)
  • PC_Cricketers14-England2005England’s 2005 Ashes-winning team
  • PC_It-Ottolenghi-B9
  • PC_London-Bank of England
  • "Arf a ‘mo’ Kaiser!"Unused postcard published by Gale & Polden Ltd (PC_BThomas04) Cartoon specially drawn by Bert Thomas for the “Weekly Dispatch” Tobacco Fund, Carmelite House, London “Every 6d will gladden the heart of a hero"
  • "Bob Cecil"Unused postcard published by Odhams Ltd, London (PC_BThomas01) Apparently representing Edgar Algernon Robert Gascoyne-Cecil, 1st Viscount Cecil of Chelwood, CH, PC, QC (1864-1958), known as Lord Robert Cecil from 1868 to 1923, was a British lawyer, politician and diplomat. He was one of the architects of the League of Nations and a defender of it, whose service to the organisation saw him awarded the Nobel Peace Prize in 1937.
  • “Chaos Invasion Force” PC_Fractal_G20
  • “Flutterby” PC_Fractal_C1071
  • “Green Whirlpool” PC_Fractal_C1077
  • “Ink Galaxies” PC_Fractal_C15
  • “Parrot Eye” PC_Fractal_C1043
  • “Rosie"Unused postcard published by Odhams Ltd, London (PC_BThomas02) Probably representing Admiral of the Fleet Rosslyn Erskine Wemyss, 1st Baron Wester Wemyss, GCB, CMG, MVO (1864-1933), known as Sir Rosslyn Wemyss between 1916 and 1919 aka “Rosy".
  • “Rude Zipper” PC_Fractal_G02
  • PC_Drayton0004
  • “Seahorse Club” PC_Fractal_C1047
  • Cricket - A Long ReachPostcard franked Burton on Trent c1910 - Pub: Davidson Bros - Original by Tom Browne Series 2564 (Ref: PC_Browne_0026)
  • Cricket - Going InPostcard franked Stroud 1904 - Pub: Davidson Bros - Original by Tom Browne Series 2562 (Ref: PC_Browne_0027)
  • Cricket - Coming outPostcard franked Reaworth 1905 - Pub: Davidson Bros - Original by Tom Browne Series 2562 (Ref: PC_Browne_0028)
  • Cricket Illustrated - Well FieldedPostcard franked Edgbaston1903 - Pub: Davidson Bros - Original by Tom Browne Series 2505 (Ref: PC_Browne_0029)
  • Cricket Illustrated - There’s many a slip...Postcard franked Portmadock 1903 - Pub: Davidson Bros - Original by Tom Browne Series 2506 (Ref: PC_Browne_0030)
  • Cricket Illustrated - A Collision in Mid-wicketPostcard franked Paignton 1903 - Pub: Davidson Bros - Original by Tom Browne Series 2505 (Ref: PC_Browne_0031)
  • Humours of Cricket - A fast wicketPostcard franked South Royalton, Vermont 1914 - Pub: Davidson Bros - Original by Tom Browne Series 2616-2 (Ref: PC_Browne_0032)
  • Cricket Illustrated - Winning the TossRepro PC - Pub: Halcyon - Original by Tom Browne Davidson Bros Series DB 2505/5 (Ref: PC_Browne_0033)
  • Cricket Illustrated - Too Many Cooks….Repro PC - Pub: Halcyon - Original by Tom Browne Davidson Bros Series DB 2506/1 (Ref: PC_Browne_0034)
  • Cricket Illustrated - A Maiden OverRepro PC - Pub: Halcyon - Original by Tom Browne Davidson Bros Series DB 2505/2 (Ref: PC_Browne_0035)
  • Humours of Cricket - The Penalty of FamePostcard franked East Farthing 1914 - Pub: Davidson Bros - Original by Tom Browne 2616-1 (Ref: PC_Browne_0074)
  • PC_Browne_0077Postcard franked Cambridge 1908 - Pub: Davidson Bros - Original by Tom Browne 2562 (Ref: PC_Browne_0077)
  • PC_Browne_0078Postcard franked Cobham 1906 - Pub: Davidson Bros - Original by Tom Browne 2593 (Ref: PC_Browne_0078)
  • Humours of Cricket - ‘Ow’s that?Postcard unfranked - Pub: Davidson Bros - Original by Tom Browne 2616-3 (Ref: PC_Browne_0092)
  • Cricket Phrases Illustrated - No BallPostcard franked Putney 1905(?) - Pub: Davidson Bros - Original by Tom Browne 2504 (Ref: PC_Browne_0126)
  • Cricket Phrases Illustrated - CaughtPostcard franked c1905(?) - Pub: Davidson Bros - Original by Tom Browne 2504 (Ref: PC_Browne_0157)
  • Cricket Illustrated - Long fieldPostcard franked Rochester 1908 - Pub: Davidson Bros - Original by Tom Browne 2506 (Ref: PC_Browne_0237)
  • Cricket Illustrated - A Closed Mouth catcheth no FliesRepro PC - Pub: Halcyon - Original by Tom Browne Davidson Bros Series DB 2506/3 (Ref: PC_Browne_0247)
  • Illustrated Sports - Cricket : Well thrown, Sir!Unused repro postcard - Pub: Chimera Arts, London - Original by Tom Browne (Ref: PC_Browne_0267R)
  • Humours of Cricket - Head or tail?Unused repro postcard - Pub: Chimera Arts, London - Original by Tom Browne (Ref: PC_Browne_0268R)
  • Cricket Illustrated - StumpedPostcard franked W Ealing 1906 - Pub: Davidson Bros - Original by Tom Browne 2505 (Ref: PC_Browne_0273)
  • Illustrated Sports - CricketPostcard franked Abingdon 1904 - Pub: Davidson Bros - Original by Tom Browne 2507 (Ref: PC_Browne_0297)
  • Cricket - Well caught, Sir!Postcard used, but unfranked - Pub: Davidson Bros - Original by Tom Browne 2562 (Ref: PC_Browne_2562b)
  • PC_Browne_2562cUnused postcard - Pub: Davidson Bros - Original by Tom Browne 2562 (Ref: PC_Browne_2562c)
  • Cricket - How’s That?Postcard franked Romsey 1906 - Pub: Davidson Bros - Original by Tom Browne 2564 (Ref: PC_Browne_2564a)
  • PC_Drayton0007