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25.11.04 Many thanks for yr Picture Card. a delightful one. I send now an upright card. Hope you will like it. Could not get with coat of arms.  Excuse me but yr writing looks as if it belonged to one of the fair sex (Continues above main message)  (Name illegible) Withdean? Wallington Surrey

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Postmark: Carsholton S O November 29th (19)04

Stamp: King Edward VII 1/2 penny

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Text: GUILDFORD MUSEUM

Thirteenth century tiles from Chertsey Abbey: a scene from the story of St. Trinstan. Lent by the Surrey Archaeological Society.

Photo: Jane Bown 

Langham, Printer, Farnham

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Text: CHERTSEY MUSEUM Local history and archaeology, eighteenth/nineteeth century costume and accessories, Meissem porcelain, glassware, silver and clocks. Housed in The Cedars, bilt circa 1815. Tours and studies by prior arrangement.

OPEN: Wed, Fri, Sat, 10xm - 1pm; Tues - Sat inclusive, 2pm - 5 pm.

LOCATION: The Cedars, 33 Windsor Street, Chertsey. Tel: Chertsey 65764

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Text: The post windmill, originally built at Lowfield Heath circa 1740, working until the 1880's. A trust was formed to rescue the mill and it took 13 years to dismantle, repair and re-erect at a new site in Charlwood. Now in working order with a small visitor centre in the roundhouse. 

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(Message at right-angles)

This ought to appeal to you. Sometime you must let me take you down there. Many thanks for leather bag. Was there a letter for me? Writing tomorrow. Thanks to all. H.H.W.O.

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One of two identical cards

Postmark: London S W 1 3.15pm 5 January (19)27

Stamp: George V 1 penny

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Text: 'The Ladder of the Salvation of the Human Soul, and the Road to Heaven.'