Coutryside Fairies - Water-Lily FairiesUnused postcard - Pub: Medici Society Ltd, London - Fairies of the Countryside series (PC_MWTarrant49)
Cricket - A Long ReachPostcard franked Burton on Trent c1910 - Pub: Davidson Bros - Original by Tom Browne Series 2564 (Ref: PC_Browne_0026)
Cricket - Coming outPostcard franked Reaworth 1905 - Pub: Davidson Bros - Original by Tom Browne Series 2562 (Ref: PC_Browne_0028)
Cricket - Going InPostcard franked Stroud 1904 - Pub: Davidson Bros - Original by Tom Browne Series 2562 (Ref: PC_Browne_0027)
Cricket - How’s That?Postcard franked Romsey 1906 - Pub: Davidson Bros - Original by Tom Browne 2564 (Ref: PC_Browne_2564a)
Cricket - Well caught, Sir!Postcard used, but unfranked - Pub: Davidson Bros - Original by Tom Browne 2562 (Ref: PC_Browne_2562b)
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)
Cricket Illustrated - A Collision in Mid-wicketPostcard franked Paignton 1903 - Pub: Davidson Bros - Original by Tom Browne Series 2505 (Ref: PC_Browne_0031)
Cricket Illustrated - A Maiden OverRepro PC - Pub: Halcyon - Original by Tom Browne Davidson Bros Series DB 2505/2 (Ref: PC_Browne_0035)
Cricket Illustrated - Long fieldPostcard franked Rochester 1908 - Pub: Davidson Bros - Original by Tom Browne 2506 (Ref: PC_Browne_0237)
Cricket Illustrated - OutUnfranked postcard - Pub: Davidson Bros - Original by Tom Browne 2506 (Ref: PC_Browne_0329)
Cricket Illustrated - StumpedPostcard franked W Ealing 1906 - Pub: Davidson Bros - Original by Tom Browne 2505 (Ref: PC_Browne_0273)
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 - Too Many Cooks….Repro PC - Pub: Halcyon - Original by Tom Browne Davidson Bros Series DB 2506/1 (Ref: PC_Browne_0034)
Cricket Illustrated - Well FieldedPostcard franked Edgbaston1903 - Pub: Davidson Bros - Original by Tom Browne Series 2505 (Ref: PC_Browne_0029)
Cricket Illustrated - Winning the TossRepro PC - Pub: Halcyon - Original by Tom Browne Davidson Bros Series DB 2505/5 (Ref: PC_Browne_0033)
Cricket Phrases Illustrated - A Cut for TwoUnfranked postcard - Pub: Davidson Bros - Original by Tom Browne 2504 (Ref: PC_Browne_0330)
Cricket Phrases Illustrated - A Good "Stumper"Postcard franked Liverpool 1903 - Pub: Davidson Bros - Original by Tom Browne 2504 (Ref: PC_Browne_0320)
Cricket Phrases Illustrated - CaughtPostcard franked c1905(?) - Pub: Davidson Bros - Original by Tom Browne 2504 (Ref: PC_Browne_0157)
Cricket Phrases Illustrated - No BallPostcard franked Putney 1905(?) - Pub: Davidson Bros - Original by Tom Browne 2504 (Ref: PC_Browne_0126)
Cross Trees TriangleUnfranked postcard - Date? Pub? (Ref: PC_SC0061)
Cross Trees Triangle c 1919Unfranked postcard Oxford University City Country Series No 1248 (Ref: PC_SC0052)
Cycling - After the spillPostcard franked Finsbury Park, London 1907 - Pub: Davidson Bros - Original by Tom Browne 2587 (Ref: PC_Browne_0191)
Cycling - MarriedPostcard franked Godalming 1906 - Pub: Davidson Bros - Original by Tom Browne 2587 (Ref: PC_Browne_0192)
Cycling - The Triplet comes to griefPostcard franked Leicester 1907 - Pub: Davidson Bros - Original by Tom Browne 2587 (Ref: PC_Browne_0071)
Dame Alice Harpur School, formerly Bedford Girls Modern SchoolThe school was established in 1882 as the Bedford Girls' Modern School, at the same time and on the same site as the Bedford High School for girls, both of which were part of the Harpur Trust group of independent schools. At first, it shared its premises with Bedford High School, until in 1892 it moved to St Paul's Square, occupying the William Cowper building left vacant by the Grammar School. In 1938, having outgrown its St Paul's Square site, the school moved to new buildings designed by Oswald Milne on the southern bank of the Great Ouse on Cardington Road, Bedford, built on playing fields there already owned by the Harpur Trust and used by the school. Valentine’s postcard : 216245 J. V. (ref: PC_BedfordDAH_0001)
Daylight Saving cartoonPostcard franked Babbacombe, Devon 1916 - Pub: C W Faulkner & Co, London (Ref: PC_Comic0001)
Degree CeremonyUnused Postcard - Pub: Davis’s, Oxford - Drawing by Sydney P Hall (Ref: PC_OxfOther_0249)
Detail from “The Wharf” by Lavery (1917)“The Wharf” was painted by Sir John Lavery (1856-1941) while he was staying with the Asquith family. Unused postcard - Ref: PC_Lavery
Diabolo - Burglar Bill “This is dead easy"Postcard franked Brentford 1907 - Pub: Davidson Bros - Original by Tom Browne 2627-2 (Ref: PC_Browne_0097)
Diabolo - Even the postman gets itUnused postcard - Pub: Davidson Bros - Original by Tom Browne 2627-3 (Ref: PC_Browne_0286)
Diabolo - In the “Row"Postcard franked Birmingham 1909 - Pub: Davidson Bros - Original by Tom Browne 2627-4 (Ref: PC_Browne_0085) < Interesting sketch on reverse.
Diabolo - Invalid & Nurse catch the feverPostcard franked Glasgow 1915 - Pub: Davidson Bros - Original by Tom Browne 2627-6 (Ref: PC_Browne_0084)
Diabolo - No time for dinnerPostcard franked Weston Super Mare - Pub: Davidson Bros - Original by Tom Browne 2627-1 (Ref: PC_Browne_0307)
Diabolo - Pa shows the boys how to do itPostcard franked Earl’s Court 1907 - Pub: Davidson Bros - Original by Tom Browne 2627-5 (Ref: PC_Browne_0087)
Dickens at 23 - Sketches by BozRef: PC_Dickens_PCC0010
Dickens at 30 - American NotesRef: PC_Dickens_PCC0017
Dickens at 48 - Uncommercial TravellerRef: PC_Dickens_PCC0018
Dinner on the Hotel Lawn 1956-57 (PC_SSpencer06)
Divinity SchoolRP Postcard - Pub: Knight Collection of British View Cards 102/38 (Ref: PC_OxfOther_0033)
Do you believe in fairies?For other Margaret Tarrant cards published by the Medici Society, click here .
Don JuanPC_Jones05
Don’t worry - And I’m a vegetarian tooPostcard franked Chesham 1908 - Pub: Davidson Bros - Original by Tom Browne 2610 (Ref: PC_Browne_0195)
Dorchester in Dorset (?)I assume this is of Dorchester in Dorset Unused Valentine’s Series postcard (Ref: PC_DorchesterDorset)
Down by the river-side I stray…..Postcard franked Darnall (Sheffield) 1903 - Pub: Davidson Bros - Original by Tom Browne 2515 (Ref: PC_Browne_2515b)
Dr Hugh RedmayneCaptioned Dr Hugh Redmayne (PC_Ledoux08)
Dutch VisitorsUnused Tucks Oilette Postcard - "Dutch Studies" Series No 6413 (Ref: PC_Browne_DS6413a)
Early Valentine’s “Yours Truly” cardPostcard franked London 1909 - Pub: Valentine's - Original by Tom Browne 2607 (Ref: PC_Browne_V01)
East Front off entrance quadEntry to St Swithun’s Quad & Old Grammar Hall (President’s Lodgings) Unused Frith’s series postcard no 72004 (Ref: PC_Magd_0138)
East Front off entrance quadEntry to St Swithun’s Quad, War Memorial & Old Grammar Hall (President’s Lodgings) Unused postcard - J Salmon, Sevenoaks - Original drawing by A R Quinton (Ref: PC_Magd_0188)
Edmund WimperisCaptioned Edmund Wimperis FRIBA (PC_Ledoux06) Apparently British architect Edmund Walter Wimperis (1865-1946), founding partner in 1925 of Wimperis & Simpson partnership of London and son of British wood-engraver and watercolourist Edmund Morison Wimperis (1835-1900).
Ely CathedralPostcard unfranked - Pub: Davidson Bros - Original by Tom Browne 2531 (Ref: PC_Browne_2531e)
End of Daylight Saving TimeUnused postcard - Pub: Art & Humour Publ Co, London A&H Series No 1013 (Ref: PC_Comic0028)
Englefield House, Cookham 1951(PC_SSpencer01)
Examination Schools used as Military Hospital during WWIUnused Postcard - Pub: Alden & Co, Oxford (Matthison Series) Original painting by W Matthison (Ref: PC_OxfOther_0256) During the First World War, the Examination Schools together with Somerville College and other Oxford buildings were requisitioned by the War Office to create the 3rd Southern General Hospital, a facility for the Royal Army Medical Corps to treat military casualties. The headquarters of the hospital were at the Examination Schools.
Examination Schools, The HighUnused RP postcard - Pub: ? (Ref: PC_OxfOther_0099)