This postcard displays two photographic elements: a head-and-shoulders portrait of a British soldier in the top left-hand corner, and a retouched scene showing a boy dressed as a British army officer kissing his sorrowful-looking mother. Headed ‘From Your Little Son’, the verse below reads: ‘Daddy dear my love I’m sending, / Over the Ocean blue, / To tell you, though you’re far away, / Your Laddie thinks of you.’. The printed text on the reverse states ‘Produced entirely in England’ and ‘Series No. 91’. || A British sentimental postcard || || Postcard || A British sentimental postcard

The posed scene on the front of this postcard, entitled ‘From Your Little Son’, shows a boy dressed in a British officer’s uniform leaning against his mother, who is looking down fondly at him. Inset above them is a head-and-shoulders portrait of a British soldier. The verse printed beneath the boy and his mother reads, ‘Dear Daddy I’m sending this message, / Now you are over the foam, / To wish that you will soon come back to me, / And to those who you love at Home’. The printed information on the back of the postcard includes the following details: ‘Series No. 91’ and ‘Printed in England.’. || || Postcard || A British sentimental postcard

The artist whose initials (‘FG’) appear on the right depicted a comic scene on the front of this postcard: a boy yelling ‘Hello There / Little “Tummy” Atkins!’ after a stout British soldier marching ahead of him. The postcard has been franked, but the postmark is illegible, apart from ‘16’ (i.e., 1916). The card is addressed in pencil to ‘Miss P. M. Bannard / Acacia Lodge / 276 Banbury Road / Summertown / Oxford.’. There is no message. The printed details on the back include ‘COPYRIGHT. E MACK KING HENRY’S RD., HAMPSTEAD LONDON’ and ‘1011’. || A British comic postcard || || Postcard || A British comic postcard || Front