‘Arry on the Margate BoatPostcard franked Keighley 1904 - Pub: Davidson Bros - Original by Tom Browne 2500 (Ref: PC_Browne_0243)
‘ow You’ve GrowedPostcard franked Tunbridge Wells 1904 - Pub: Davidson Bros - Original by Tom Browne Series 2544 (Ref: PC_Browne_2544)
“…. wish you were here” PC_Fractal_P06
“A Birth of Lightning” PC_Fractal_C1027
"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"
“Arthur"Unused postcard published by Odhams Ltd, London (PC_BThomas03) Presumably representing Arthur James Balfour, 1st Earl of Balfour, KG, OM, PC, FRS, FBA, DL (1848-1930) who was Prime Minister of the United Kingdom from 1902 to 1905. He was a member of the Conservative Party and Foreign Secretary in the Lloyd George ministry.
"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.
“Breastplate of Champions” PC_Fractal_G12
“Chaos Invasion Force” PC_Fractal_G20
“Cosmic Coming” PC_Fractal_C1019
“Crowning Glory” PC_Fractal_C1006
“Diamond Mine” PC_Fractal_D04
“Dragon’s Tail” PC_Fractal_C1002
“Flutterby” PC_Fractal_C1071
“Green Whirlpool” PC_Fractal_C1077
“Ink Galaxies” PC_Fractal_C15
“Isaac was here” PC_Fractal_C1106
“Mutant Starfish” PC_Fractal_C1029
“Parrot Eye” PC_Fractal_C1043
“Riders of the Elements"Unused postcard (printed on linen) published for the Exposition Souvenir Corp by Grinnell Litho Co, NYC (Ref: PC_NYWF14) Artist’s impression of the “Riders of the Elements” sculpture, which decorated the Court of Ships and symbolised man’s conquest over natural obstacles in establishing safe and fast means of transportation. The Aviation Building is in the background.
“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
“Seahorse Club” PC_Fractal_C1047
“Soul of Disney” PC_Fractal_M04
“Spiral Citadel” PC_Fractal_C1170
“Stealth Buddha” PC_Fractal_P01
“Tantric Promise” PC_Fractal_C1080
“The Satin Connection” PC_Fractal_C1105
17th Century Gables - The Mitre HotelUnused postcard - Pub: Burrow, Cheltenham (Ref: PC_OxfOther_0266)
1803 (PC_FrBoutet-Modes01)
1804 (PC_FrBoutet-Modes02)
1809 (PC_FrBoutet-Modes03)
1821 (PC_FrBoutet-Modes04)
1824 (PC_FrBoutet-Modes05)
1827 (PC_FrBoutet-Modes060
1828 (PC_FrBoutet-Modes07)
1830 (PC_FrBoutet-Modes08)
A Berkshire School?Which school? Unused Warland Andrew postcard (Ref: PC_Where0002)
A BreakdownRepro PC - Pub: Halcyon - Original by Tom Browne Davidson Bros Series DB 2514/1 (Ref: PC_Browne_0036)
A Collision with a Steam LaunchPostcard franked York 1904 - Pub: Davidson Bros - Original by Tom Browne 2522 (Ref: PC_Browne_0211)
A Corner of Balliol CollegeUnused postcard - Pub A & C Black Oxford series 51 - Fred Richards Sketch Book (Ref: PC_OxfOther_0153)
A Grand Day for GolfPostcard franked Liverpool 1908 - Pub: Davidson Bros - Original by Tom Browne 8060 (Ref: PC_Browne_0104)
A Limb of the LawPostcard franked Bolton 1903 - Pub: Valentine “London Street Studies" (Ref: PC_Browne_LSS01)
A Lock CatastrophePostcard franked York 1904 - Pub: Davidson Bros - Original by Tom Browne 2522 (Ref: PC_Browne_0212)
A Rude AwakeningPostcard franked Canada 1906 - Pub: Davidson Bros - Original by Tom Browne 2563 (Ref: PC_Browne_0306)
A ScrimmagePostcard franked Southport 1904 - Pub: Davidson Bros - Original by Tom Browne 2547 (Ref: PC_Browne_0312)
A Slight BreezePostcard franked Selkirk 1905 - Pub: Davidson Bros - Original by Tom Browne 2540 (Ref: PC_Browne_0311)
A Soldier and a ManPostcard franked Cullen (?) 1903 - Pub: Davidson Bros - Original by Tom Browne 2515 (Ref: PC_Browne_2515c)
A T NowellCaptioned A T Nowell (PC_Ledoux15) Possibly, British artist Artthur Trevithin Nowell (1862-1940). Nowell apparently depicted himself in self-protrait with Edmund Wimperis in this painting ->
A Thing of the Past, Old DearPostcard franked ?Ripon 1909 - Pub: Davidson Bros - Original by Tom Browne 2537 (Ref: PC_Browne_2537b)
A Thing of the Past, Old DearPostcard franked Lincoln & Scunthorpe 1907 - Pub: Davidson Bros - Original by Tom Brown 2605 (Ref: PC_Browne_0324)
A Thing of the Past, Old DearPostcard unfranked - Pub: Davidson Bros - Original by Tom Brown 2605 (Ref: PC_Browne_0325)
A Thing of the Past, Old DearPostcard franked Clear Lake, Minnesota, USA 1908 - Pub: Davidson Bros - Original by Tom Browne 2605 (Ref: PC_Browne_0276)
A Thing of the Past, Old DearPostcard unfranked - Pub: Davidson Bros - Original by Tom Browne 2605 (Ref: PC_Browne_0277)
A Thing of the Past, Old Dear - Are you quite sure you shot it?Postcard franked London 1907 - Pub: Davidson Bros - Original by Tom Browne 2607 (Ref: PC_Browne_0340)
A Thing of the Past, Old Dear - It will bring good luck…….Postcard unfranked - Pub: Davidson Bros - Original by Tom Browne 2607 (Ref: PC_Browne_0276)
A Thing of the Past, Old Dear - On the kneePostcard unfranked - Pub: Davidson Bros - Original by Tom Browne 2607 (Ref: PC_Browne_0278)
A-hunting we will goPostcard franked Watford Sept 1905 - Pub: Davidson Bros - Original by Tom Browne 2558 (Ref: PC_Browne_0017)
A-hunting we will go - Mr Caudle?Postcard franked Nottingham October c1905 - Pub: Davidson Bros - Original by Tom Browne 2558 (Ref: PC_Browne_0016)
A-hunting we will go - Mr Caudle?Unused postcard - Pub: Davidson Bros - Original by Tom Browne 2558 (Ref: PC_Browne_0009)