A boy wearing a sailor suit smiles out at us from the front of this postcard, beneath the legend ‘Is’nt sic it jolly? We’re Allies!’. He is holding a Union flag, alongside which is the Stars and Stripes of the United States of America. ‘Oilette’ can be discerned in the bottom right-hand corner. The typeset text on the reverse states: ‘Copyright London. “ISN’T IT JOLLY?” / Photo: Downer. / Raphael Tuck & Sons’ “OILETTE” Postcard No 3132 / ART PUBLISHERS TO THEIR MAJESTIES THE KING & QUEEN.’ / By Appointment / Printed in England’. The USA entered the First World War on 6 April 1917. || A British patriotic postcard || || Postcard || A British patriotic postcard || Front

Kort na de oorlog werd op grote schaal herdenkingsporselein gemaakt. Op dit schoteltje staan de vlaggen van de geallieerden afgebeeld, alsook een laurierkrans met het opschrift Honour and Freedom. Vervaardigd door Heathcote China in Engeland.

French cockade with other, Allied colours. || This is a decorative cockade in the colours of France, the blue-white-red ribbons at the top, and also Belgium, with the black-yellow-red, of Great Britain, with the red ensign colours, and Serbia, with the red-blue-white. The metal digits showing the year '1917' is sewn onto the central ribbon.