Five two-sided cards (dimensions 11,50 x 8,10 cm). On the front there is the Belgian flag with the dates 1914-1916, with three personalities in small circles and a bigger black and white photo of the dead in the center of the card, under the flag, and under a small text. On the back there are extracts from prayers. || I bought these five cards from an antiquer nearly 10 years ago. I keep them as a small memory from the First World War. || || From a collection of 5 memorial cards for five dead soldiers. || Memorabilia || 50.8658418,4.371466899999973 || Front || Card in memory of soldier || Brux || || Memorabilia || 50.8658418,4.371466899999973 || Card in memory of soldier || Back || || 50.8658418,4.371466899999973 || Front || Four cards in memory of soldiers || Memorabilia || Home Front || Remembrance || || Memorabilia || Propaganda || 50.8658469,4.371465299999954 || Back || Home Front || Remembrance || Four cards in memory of soldiers

Transcript of interview with Kurt Weinburg

Frederick Spurgin, whose name is visible beneath her feet, created the depiction of a girl knitting that adorns the front of this postcard. The caption beneath reads, ‘Whenever you want a change of things, / We girls’ sic will see you have it !’. The printed information on the reverse includes the following details: ‘Art and Humour Publishing Co., Chancery Lane, London, W.C. / A & H “JOLLY KIDDIES” Series. No. 319. British Manufacture.’. The postmark tells us that it was posted on 14 March 1918 in Liverpool. A name, address and message have been written in black ink. Addressed to ‘Master L. Rawsthorn ? / c/o Mr Stephenson / Hall Stableyard / Burton / Nr Lincoln’, the message reads as follows: ‘College Rd / Crosby / My dear Leslie / Thanks very much for your nice letter. Hope your cold is better and that you are having a jolly time. Love from Dorothy’. || A British patriotic postcard || || Postcard || A British patriotic postcard