Surrey Archaeological Society

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Thanks for P.C. I quite agree with you the weather is lovely. I think Plattie likes Redhill he spent last week end down there. The dog I was unable to find on the P.C. but he found me alright at Ivybridge but it was 'all correct' as I found his tongue had not been cut so he could not tell any takes. With love BEP

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Postmark: Godalming 8pm Sp (September) 11 (19) 05

Stamp: Edward VII 1/2 penny

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Dear Auntie Nance

Thank you very much for the post card you sent me. On Friday mother is going to take me on Kennards roof, it is the Childrens Car-avil (Carnival) all the week. With love from Joyce.

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Postmark: 10.15 am 14 August (19)29

Stamp George V 1 penny

Kennards was a small department store established in Croydon in 1853. It was famous for its childrens entertainment and housing a mini-zoo.

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My dear friend Thank you for your kindness to my dear girl. Also for the pretty P.C. I expect you have all enjoyed your holiday. I do wish I had been with you. Are you coming back over Monday? or shall you stay longer? How is my Jim? I have not been out much. Tell Jim to send Ernest & Verna a P C each. I will send him some stamps to mount. Love to you all C.M.

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Postmark : 21 Aug 1907

Stamp Edward VII 1/2 penny

Given by E Christie's niece on 17/9/1947

Text: AT OAKWOOD HILL - from an Oil Painting by Ernest Christie, N.H.A.

Given by E Christie's niece on 17/9/1947

Text: Boswells Oakwood from a drawing by Ernest Christie

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