The name of the artist responsible for the image on this postcard can be seen under the chair: Donald McGill. He has depicted a girl seated at a table, with an open book in front of her. She is looking up at a portrait on the wall of a British army sergeant. The caption below reads, ‘Some Dad, mine!!’. The typeset text on the reverse states ‘Inter-Art Co., Red Lion Square, London, W.C. / “COMIQUE” Series. No. 1465. / British Manufacture Throughout.’. || A British sentimental postcard || || Front || Postcard || A British sentimental postcard

A British postcard || The staged scene portrayed on the front of this postcard is headed ‘Talking about Dad.’ To the left of an inset head-and-shoulders photograph of a soldier sit his wife (with a clearly visible wedding ring) and their son, who is wearing a replica of a British Army officer’s uniform. The following printed information appears on the back of the postcard: ‘112 / Entirely British Manufacture.’. || || A British postcard || Postcard

A British sentimental postcard. || ‘Loving Thoughts of Dad.’ is the title of this postcard, which shows three children gazing at a photograph of a man in uniform. The text beneath reads, ‘We miss you, Daddy, ever so, / But you are out to fight the foe ; / Oh, we would be brave soldiers too, / And grow up, Daddy, just like you.’. The printed details on the reverse of the postcard state ‘BAMFORTH & CO. LTD., PUBLISHERS HOLMFIRTH (ENGLAND) AND NEW YORK / “PATRIOT” SERIES NO. 1062 PRINTED IN ENGLAND.’. || || Postcard || A British sentimental postcard entitled 'Loving Thoughts of Dad'.