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Catalogue14154 postcards
- PC_R+N-HF2054
- PC_R+N-HF404 (1)
- PC_R+N-HF412
- PC_R+N-HF421 (1)
- PC_R+N-HF762
- PC_R+N-HF763
- PC_R+N-HF764 (1)
- PC_R+N-HF765
- PC_R+N-HF766
- PC_R+N-HF767
- PC_R+N-HF833
- PC_R+N-HF837
- PC_R+N-HF839
- PC_R+N-LMayer01
- PC_R+N-PB01
- PC_R+N-PB02
- PC_R+N-PB03
- PC_R+N-PB04
- PC_R+N-PB05
- PC_R+N-PB109a
- PC_R+N-PB109b
- PC_R+N-PB109c
- PC_R+N-PB109d
- PC_R+N-PB109e
- PC_R+N-PB1419
- PC_R+N-PB204
- PC_R+N-PB2052
- PC_R+N-PB2052
- PC_R+N-PB206
- PC_R+N-PB208 (1)
- PC_R+N-PB211
- PC_R+N-PB212
- PC_R+N-PB214
- PC_R+N-PB215
- PC_R+N-PB284
- PC_R+N-PB369
- PC_R+N-PB376
- PC_R+N-PB377
- PC_R+N-PB378
- PC_R+N-PB379
- PC_R+N-PB380
- PC_R+N-PB754
- PC_R+N-PB761
- PC_R+N-PB830
- PC_R+N-PB941
- PC_R+N-RFHarper01Unused Reinthal & Newman postcard with design by American artist Ruth Ford Harper (1883-1922) Ruth Ford Harper , born Ruth Heilprin Hammerslough O'Neill, was born in Washington, DC, on September 3, 1883. She was a student of WIlliam Merritt Chase and created the covers of various issues of Good Housekeeping, Harper's Weekly and the Sunday Magazine of the New York Tribune as well as designs for postcards under her pseudonym of R. Ford Harper. She married Alexander Hammerslough in 1906, and they lived in New York. She exhibited her work under her real name Ruth H. Hammerslough at least once, Nov. 26 -Dec. 8, 1918 at the Dowell Club 108 W. 55th St. In August 1920 she settled in Paris to study, and was still living 31 rue Campagne-Première in the heart of Montparnasse in June 1922, while her husband still lived in New York. She died in Paris in 1922.
- PC_R+N-WC349-CFUnderwood
- PC_R+N-WC349-CFUnderwood
- PC_R+N-WC387 (1)
- PC_RA250-HolbeinUsed PC published by Royal Collection Trust - Anne Cresacre by Hans Holbein the Younger (c1497-1543)
- PC_Radnage01Unused modern RP postcard - published on behalf of St Mary the Virgin, Radnage - Photographer: Ian Peacock
- PC_Radnage02
- PC_Radnage03Radnage Church and Bledlow Ridge (HWE.7) - Pub: Frith's
- PC_Raemaekers_001A Zeppelin’s Triumph - “But Mummy didn’t do anything, did she Daddy?"
- PC_Raemaekers_001aA Zeppelin’s Triumph
- PC_Raemaekers_002Bernhardism - Oh, they’ll find excuses for me somehow. Apparently a reference to Friedrich Adam Julius von Bernhardi (22 November 1849 – 11 December 1930), a Prussian general and military historian. As a militarist, he is perhaps best known for his bellicose book “Deutschland und der Nächste Krieg” (Germany and the Next War), printed in 1911. Describing war as a "divine business", he proposed that Germany should pursue an aggressive stance and ignore treaties.
- PC_Raemaekers_003Before the Shooting - Everything in good order! Women to the left.
- PC_Raemaekers_004After the Lusitania - Herod’s Nightmare
- PC_Raemaekers_005The Wealth of Flanders - 480 million war tax and soup thrown in.
- PC_Raemaekers_006The Civilising War - “Culture” has passed through here.