A real photographic postcard || Written on the back of this real photographic postcard is the note ‘Mum, Dad, & Me’. Unfortunately, there is nothing further to tell us ‘Me’s’ name, or that of her parents. The family was photographed by an unknown photographer in an outdoor setting. The little girl’s soldier–father is missing his belt, and the details of his cap badge are not distinct enough to be identifiable. || || Front || A photograph of a British soldier and his family || Photograph

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'.