A British sentimental postcard || Pictured on main portion of this black-and-white postcard are a girl and her mother, both dressed in white, apparently reading a letter together. Above them is the legend ‘A Message of Love Daddy’, with a flower depicted between this and an oval inset photograph of a British soldier shouldering his gun. The verse to the right of the mother and child reads, ‘Sitting at the Cottage door / Thinking of you far away / Our love for you grows more and more / And for your safe return we pray’. The printed information on the reverse states ‘H. B. Series. Entire British Production. London, E.C.’ and ‘No. 681’. || || A British sentimental postcard || Postcard

A British postcard. || ‘Dreaming of Daddy’, ‘Photo Underwood’ is printed on the front of this postcard. On the reverse is stated, ‘Presented Free with “Yes or No” & “Smart Fiction,” Weekly 1d’. || || A British postcard. || Postcard

A child is shown praying on the front of this photographic postcard, beneath an inset portrait of a soldier. Printed to the soldier’s left is the following verse: ‘Thoughts of Daddy. / I think of you dear Daddy, / Through all the long, long days, / And for your quick and safe return / Your little Girlie prays.’. The printed information on the back reads: ‘All British Production’, ‘Series No 497-1’, and ‘Printed in England’. A childish hand has filled the blank space on the back with the following message, headed ‘Feb. 26. 15.’: ‘Dear Daddy x, I am writing you a little postcard asking you if you are quite well as it leaves me at the presetren sic. Mother as sic had another bad cold and had to go to bed early, and I say it is time you shouht sic be home Daddy x, Ernie x and Alfred x had sic been a sic good boys. Now I will closes sic with loving kisses. XX for x luck XX xxxxx / xxxxx From your loving daughter, Violet xxxxxx / xxxxx / xxxxxxxxxxxxX Daddy X xxxxxxxxxxxx’. || A British sentimental postcard, with a message written in 1915.