Poem unsigned, perhaps written by J. Daly.

The production quality of this black-and-white postcard isn’t of the best, but the two main elements are clear enough: a boy dressed as a British army officer beneath the slogan ‘Are we down-hearted? No!’. ‘Printed entirely in England’ is stated on the reverse. A postmark shows us that this postcard was franked ‘LONDON.W. / 4. –– ON / 17 MAY 16C’. A name and address have been handwritten in black ink: ‘Miss Barrow / Oakfield / Ersham Rd / Hailsham / Sussex’. There is a message, too: ‘Dear Liv. ? Many thanks for letter received this morning. Mother is coming up tomorrow Wednesday. Trust you are well do you like these cards. Much love Cath ? B’. || A British patriotic postcard || || A British patriotic postcard || Postcard

A British patriotic postcard || A boy dressed as a British army officer is portrayed pointing his thumbs downwards on the front of this postcard. The caption above reads, ‘The Central Nations, thumbs down!.’. The only printed details of note on the reverse read ‘Produced entirely in England’. || || A British patriotic postcard || Front || Postcard