A British patriotic postcard.

A British patriotic postcard || The photograph on the front of this postcard shows soldiers marching through a town accompanied by their loved ones. The soldier at the front is carrying a small girl in his arms; the boy by his side is holding his father’s cap. The scene is entitled ‘“Seeing Daddy Off to the Front.”’ ‘Copyright Farringdon Photo Co’ has been printed above the word ‘Front’. Typeset details on the reverse include ‘Post Card / Printed in Great Britain’ and ‘Valentine’s Series is a guarantee of British manufacture’. || || Postcard || A British patriotic postcard || Front

A British sentimental and patriotic postcard || Three cute children, one dressed as a British soldier and the others carrying Union flags, are portrayed on the front on this postcard, entitled ‘The Recruits.’. Postmarked ‘CHELTENHAM in Gloucestershire / 9.30 PM / MAR 10 17’, the postcard has been addressed in black ink to ‘Master L. Evans / 14. Lulworth Rd / Birkdale / Southport now in Greater Manchester’. The message reads as follows: ‘March 10th / Dear Laurie / I am sending this P.C. because I thought you would like to have a P.C all to your self sic. It as sic been snowing like anything here. With love from Marie.’. The printed text on the back states: ‘This card is printed in England.’ and ‘A. ? DAVIS & Co. / Quality cards / London’. || || A British patriotic postcard || Postcard || Front