PC_HWycombe15-MarshGreenRP postcard franked High Wycombe 1909 - pub: Valentines - Marsh Green
PC_HWycombe16-Town HallRP postcard - pub: F Frith & Co, Reigate (ref: 53663a) - 1940s? - New Town Hall
PC_HWycombe17-MultiView1Early (pre-1903) multiview postcard (pub: V & S series) of High Wycombe Byrghe de Chipping Wycombe "Burgh de Chepping Wycombe" (more commonly known as the Borough of Chepping Wycombe or Chipping Wycombe) is the historic, formal name for the ancient market town and former municipal borough of High Wycombe in Buckinghamshire The term "Chepping" stems from the Old English word cieping, which means "market" or "marketplace". This historical name highlighted the town's prominent status as a trading hub dating back to the Middle Ages.
PC_HWycombe18-MultiView2Composite RP multiview postcard (pub: ? c 1930)
PC_HWycombe19RP postcard - pub: local photographer WHA (ref: Photo series 616) 1920s? - Market Place
PC_HWycombe20RP postcard - pub: Valentine & Sons Ltd, London & Dundee (ref: H1954) -1940s? - Crendon Street
PC_HWycombe21RP postcard - pub: W A Child -1920s? - Oxford Road
PC_HWycombe22RP postcard - pub: Valentine & Sons Ltd, London & Dundee (ref: K45) -1940s? - High Street looking East
PC_HWycombe23RP postcard - pub: Valentine & Sons Ltd, Dundee & London (ref: G619) - 1940s? - High Street looking west (12)
PC_HWycombe24RP postcard franked High Wycombe 1943 - pub: local photographer (ref: No H1007) - High Street