Groepsfoto met Jeanne Caterine Charleer (°17 augustus 1910 in Heverlee), bovenste rij, 7de van rechts: kinderen in kledij van zakken van de “American Commission for Relief “, Amerikaanse vlag op de achtergrond. || Groepsfoto met Jeanne Caterine Charleer (°17 aug 1910 in Heverlee), bovenste rij, 7de van rechts: kinderen in kledij van zakken van de “American Commission for Relief “, Amerikaanse vlag op de achtergrond. Afmetingen: 14 x 9 cm. Deze groepsfoto is een familiestuk. Jeanne Caterine Charleer was de moeder van deelnemer Robert Bruyninckx. || || Photograph || Groepsfoto met Jeanne Caterine Charleer (°17 aug 1910 in Heverlee), bovenste rij, 7de van rechts: kinderen in kledij van zakken van de “American Commission for Relief “, Amerikaanse vlag op de achtergrond. Afmetingen: 14 x 9 cm. Deze groepsfoto is een familiestuk. Jeanne Caterine Charleer was de moeder van deelnemer Robert Bruyninckx. || English

A British patriotic postcard. || The printed information on the back of this black-and-white postcard includes a stamp box containing the words ‘Inland Postage 1/2d. / Foreign Postage 1d.’ This dates the postcard to some time before 3 June 1918, when inland postage rates for postcards went up to 1d. Four children wearing fancy dress posed in front of a Union flag for the photographic scene printed on the front of the postcard. Her helmet and trident identify the girl standing at the back as the personification of Britannia. In front of her are a boy in a sailor suit; a girl wearing a nurse’s uniform; and a boy dressed as a British soldier. A sign around the ‘nurse’s’ neck reads: ‘FOR THE RELIEF OF OUR ARMY & NAVY’. || || A British patriotic postcard, 'For the relief of our army and navy'. || Postcard

Five two-sided cards (dimensions 11,50 x 8,10 cm). On the front there is the Belgian flag with the dates 1914-1916, with three personalities in small circles and a bigger black and white photo of the dead in the center of the card, under the flag, and under a small text. On the back there are extracts from prayers. || I bought these five cards from an antiquer nearly 10 years ago. I keep them as a small memory from the First World War. || || From a collection of 5 memorial cards for five dead soldiers. || Memorabilia || 50.8658418,4.371466899999973 || Front || Card in memory of soldier || Brux || || Memorabilia || 50.8658418,4.371466899999973 || Card in memory of soldier || Back || || 50.8658418,4.371466899999973 || Front || Four cards in memory of soldiers || Memorabilia || Home Front || Remembrance || || Memorabilia || Propaganda || 50.8658469,4.371465299999954 || Back || Home Front || Remembrance || Four cards in memory of soldiers