'. . . mind the kids.'
A British humorous postcard
The illustration on the front of this postcard depicts four boys lined up as though for a military inspection. In front of them is a larger lad astride a broomstick, pointing a toy sword at another boy, who is clutching a squalling toddler. The caption below reads, ‘The Captain: “You can’t join. Somebody must stop at home and mind the kids”.’. The printed details on the back include the following: ‘Youthful Ideas of Patriotism. / The “Classic” All British Series. – No. 22. / Published by W. N. Sharpe Ltd., Bradford & London.’ and ‘222’.
The postcard has been franked: ‘London. S.E. / 12 45 PM / 12 MAY 16E’. The writer has addressed the card, in black ink, to ‘Miss N Dunnett / 24 St Edmunds Street / Northampton’. The message reads, ‘Dear N / Just received your letter will write so you get one Sunday Ta to / Yours x x’.
Postcard
CONTRIBUTOR
The Army Children Archive
DATE
1916-05-12
LANGUAGE
eng
ITEMS
1
INSTITUTION
Europeana 1914-1918
PROGRESS
METADATA
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