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| 64881 |
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OILETTE, may well not exist
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6225
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listed in RAPHAEL TUCK & SONS' LD. CHRISTMAS & NEW YEAR 1904/1905 catalogue
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Great Britain
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| 64882 |
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7223
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OILETTE, PRINTED IN ENGLAND, set comes opt. in red and blue AMERICAN Y.M.C.A., listed in 1911/1912 Postcard Catalogue
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Horizontal
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set of 6 cards
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10/05/1905
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Great Britain
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$4.00 USD
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| 64883 |
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7223
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OILETTE, PRINTED IN ENGLAND, set comes opt. in red and blue AMERICAN Y.M.C.A., listed in 1911/1912 Postcard Catalogue
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Vertical
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set of 6 cards
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10/05/1905
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Great Britain
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$4.00 USD
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| 64884 |
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7223
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OILETTE, PRINTED IN ENGLAND, set comes opt. in red and blue AMERICAN Y.M.C.A., listed in 1911/1912 Postcard Catalogue
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Horizontal
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set of 6 cards
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10/05/1905
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Great Britain
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$4.00 USD
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| 64885 |
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7223
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OILETTE, PRINTED IN ENGLAND, set comes opt. in red and blue AMERICAN Y.M.C.A., listed in 1911/1912 Postcard Catalogue
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Vertical
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set of 6 cards
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10/05/1905
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Great Britain
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$6.00 USD
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| 64886 |
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comes opt. in red A HAPPY CHRISTMAS beaded
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7223
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OILETTE, PRINTED IN ENGLAND, set comes opt. in red and blue AMERICAN Y.M.C.A., listed in 1911/1912 Postcard Catalogue
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Horizontal
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set of 6 cards
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10/05/1905
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Great Britain
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$4.00 USD
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| 64887 |
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7223
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OILETTE, PRINTED IN ENGLAND, set comes opt. in red and blue AMERICAN Y.M.C.A., listed in 1911/1912 Postcard Catalogue
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Horizontal
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set of 6 cards
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10/05/1905
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Great Britain
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$4.00 USD
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| 64888 |
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back:- THIS PICTURE REPRESENTS A FISHING SMACK AT SEA ON A CALM EVENING IN SUMMER TIME, WITH THE MOON SHEDDING ITS SILVERY LIGHT ON THE QUIET WATERS.// THEIR OCCUPATION IS ONE OF THE HARDEST AND MOST DANGEROUS same image & card title OILETTE 6694 AROUND THE COAST
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images used in this set appear to have been taken from a very wide range of Tuck postcards. Because of the non-postcard backs they are also listed in TuckDB Ephemera reward cards, listed in 1930 POSTCARD Catalogue
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Vertical
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given singly FOR PUNCTUAL AND REGULAR ATTENDANCE
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28/01/1904
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Great Britain
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$10.00 USD
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| 64889 |
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back:- THE CUNARD LINE, ONE OF THE FINEST IN THE WORLD, CONSISTS OF 21 STEAMERS-181,708 TONS. THIS COMPANY'S FIRST BOAT WAS THE BRITANNIA, A WOODEN PADDLE STEAMER//HAD SETTLED same image & card title OILETTE 9106 CELEBRATED LINERS "THE CUNARD"
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images used in this set appear to have been taken from a very wide range of Tuck postcards. Because of the non-postcard backs they are also listed in TuckDB Ephemera reward cards, listed in 1930 POSTCARD Catalogue
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Horizontal
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given singly FOR PUNCTUAL AND REGULAR ATTENDANCE
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28/01/1904
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Great Britain
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$15.00 USD
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| 64890 |
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I. - RED ADMIRAL, PYRAMEIS ATALANTA ; SEPTEMBER TO JUNE. II. - LARGE COPPER, POLYMMATUS DISPAR ; JULY AND AUGUST. III. - BRIMSTONE, GONEPTERYX RHAMNI ; JANUARY TO DECEMBER. IV. - LARGE WHITE, PIERIS BRASSICAE ; MAY, JUNE AND AUGUST. V. - BROWN ARGUS, LYCAENA AGESTIS ; MAY TO AUGUST. back:- BUTTERFLIES ARE DISTINGUISHED FROM MOTHS BY HAVING THE ANTENNAE CLUBBED AT THE END, AND BY THE GREAT MAJORITY CARRYING THE WINGS UPRIGHT WHEN IN A STATE OF REPOSE, AND BEING DESTITUTE OF ANY APPARATUS TO CONNECT THE WINGS DURING FLIGHT.
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images used in this set appear to have been taken from a very wide range of Tuck postcards. Because of the non-postcard backs they are also listed in TuckDB Ephemera reward cards, listed in 1930 POSTCARD Catalogue
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Vertical
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given singly FOR PUNCTUAL AND REGULAR ATTENDANCE
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28/01/1904
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Great Britain
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R.J. Wealthy (unsigned)
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| 64891 |
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back:- MOTHS ARE DISTINGUISHED FROM BUTTERFLIES BY HAVING THE ANTENNAE POINTED AT THE ENDS, CARRYING THE WINGS FLAT ON THE BACK, OR DEFLEXED ON THE SIDES//MARGIN OF THE FORE WING same image & card title AQUARETTE 9219 BUTTERFLIES AND MOTHS
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images used in this set appear to have been taken from a very wide range of Tuck postcards. Because of the non-postcard backs they are also listed in TuckDB Ephemera reward cards, listed in 1930 POSTCARD Catalogue
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Vertical
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given singly FOR PUNCTUAL AND REGULAR ATTENDANCE
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28/01/1904
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Great Britain
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R.J. Wealthy (unsigned)
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$10.00 USD
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| 64892 |
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back:- THIS QUAINT-LOOKING BUILDING IS FAMOUS AS THE BIRTHPLACE OF THOMAS CARLYLE. THE GREAT MAN OF LETTERS WAS BORN ON DECEMBER 4, 1795, at ECCLEFECHAN, DUMFRIESSHIRE//HIS MOTHER same image & card title OILETTE 6678 HISTORIC HOUSES SCOTLAND
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images used in this set appear to have been taken from a very wide range of Tuck postcards. Because of the non-postcard backs they are also listed in TuckDB Ephemera reward cards, listed in 1930 POSTCARD Catalogue
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Horizontal
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given singly FOR PUNCTUAL AND REGULAR ATTENDANCE
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28/01/1904
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Great Britain
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D. SMALL
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$10.00 USD
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| 64893 |
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back:- COLOMBO, THE CAPITAL OF CEYLON, IS SITUATED ON THE WESTERN SIDE OF THE ISLAND. AMONG THE CHIEF BUILDINGS ARE THE GOVERNMENT HOUSE, COURT HOUSE//OPPOSITE SIDE OF THE PATH OILETTE on front, same image & card title OILETTE, WIDE-WIDE-WORLD 7482 CEYLON SERIES II
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images used in this set appear to have been taken from a very wide range of Tuck postcards. Because of the non-postcard backs they are also listed in TuckDB Ephemera reward cards, listed in 1930 POSTCARD Catalogue
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Horizontal
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given singly FOR PUNCTUAL AND REGULAR ATTENDANCE
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28/01/1904
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Great Britain
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$10.00 USD
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| 64894 |
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back:- THIS WALK WINDS PICTURESQULY ROUND ONE OF THE HILLS WHICH OVERHANG THE LITTLE LAKE UPON WHICH THE TOWN OF KANDY IS SITUATED. THE VIEW IS FULL OF COLOUR//TOOTH OF BUDDHA on OILETTE on front, same image & card title in OILETTE, WIDE-WIDE-WORLD 7482 CEYLON SERIES II
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images used in this set appear to have been taken from a very wide range of Tuck postcards. Because of the non-postcard backs they are also listed in TuckDB Ephemera reward cards, listed in 1930 POSTCARD Catalogue
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Horizontal
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given singly FOR PUNCTUAL AND REGULAR ATTENDANCE
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28/01/1904
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Great Britain
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$10.00 USD
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| 64895 |
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back:- THE ASS. (EQUUS ASINUS) THE DOMESTIC ASS, OR AS IT IS MORE COMMONLY CALLED THE DONKEY, IS A DESCENDANT FROM THE WILD ASS OF ABYSSINIA, NUBIA , AND SOMALILAND//BOUNDLESS DESERT OILETTE on front, same image & card title OILETTE 9180 COUNTRY LIFE SERIES V
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images used in this set appear to have been taken from a very wide range of Tuck postcards. Because of the non-postcard backs they are also listed in TuckDB Ephemera reward cards, listed in 1930 POSTCARD Catalogue
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Vertical
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given singly FOR PUNCTUAL AND REGULAR ATTENDANCE
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28/01/1904
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Great Britain
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$10.00 USD
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| 64896 |
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back:- THE LITTLE GIRL IN THE PICTURE HAS MANY FRIENDS AT THE FARM AMONG THE NUMEROUS ANIMALS, BUT HER FAVOURITE IS SALLY, THE MARE.//FOAL THAT YOU CAN SEE STANDING BESIDE HER this image as GLOSSO 5589 FOURFOOTED FRIENDS & for WALTHAMSTOW CLASS TEACHER'S REPORT
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images used in this set appear to have been taken from a very wide range of Tuck postcards. Because of the non-postcard backs they are also listed in TuckDB Ephemera reward cards, listed in 1930 POSTCARD Catalogue
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Horizontal
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given singly FOR PUNCTUAL AND REGULAR ATTENDANCE
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28/01/1904
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Great Britain
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$10.00 USD
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| 64897 |
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OILETTE on front back:- THE EIDER DUCK (SOMATERIA) EIDER-DOWN, THE SOFT FEATHERS THAT ARE EMPLOYED IN STUFFING QUILTS AND SUCH LIKE ARTICLES,COMES FROM THE EIDER DUCK//SMALL COMPANIES this image in OILETTE 9231 BRITISH SEA BIRDS & WILLESDEN EDUCATION COMMITTEE Eider Duck Female Brown
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images used in this set appear to have been taken from a very wide range of Tuck postcards. Because of the non-postcard backs they are also listed in TuckDB Ephemera reward cards, listed in 1930 POSTCARD Catalogue
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Vertical
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given singly FOR PUNCTUAL AND REGULAR ATTENDANCE
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28/01/1904
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Great Britain
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MAUDE SCRIVENER
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$10.00 USD
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| 64898 |
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front:- OILETTE back:- BUTTERMERE IS ONE OF THE BEAUTIFUL LAKES OF THE LOVELY LAKE DISTRICT WHICH IS SITUATED IN CUMBERLAND, WESTMORELAND, AND LANCASHIRE.// IT IS 1,750 FEET ABOVE SEA LEVEL OILETTE on front, same image & card title OILETTE 5133 LOVELY LAKELAND
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images used in this set appear to have been taken from a very wide range of Tuck postcards. Because of the non-postcard backs they are also listed in TuckDB Ephemera reward cards, listed in 1930 POSTCARD Catalogue
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Vertical
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given singly FOR PUNCTUAL AND REGULAR ATTENDANCE
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28/01/1904
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Great Britain
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Hayes, F.W.(unsigned but known from other sets)
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$10.00 USD
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| 64899 |
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back:- ROCHESTER CASTLE IS A VENERABLE PILE-RUGGED, MASSIVE, AND IMPOSING ALTHOUGH A RUIN. IT IS DEFENDED ON ONE SIDE BY THE WATERS OF THE MEDWAY AND ON THE OTHER//THE EARL OF JERSEY same image & card title AQUARETTE 6271 IN DICKENS LAND
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images used in this set appear to have been taken from a very wide range of Tuck postcards. Because of the non-postcard backs they are also listed in TuckDB Ephemera reward cards, listed in 1930 POSTCARD Catalogue
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Horizontal
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given singly FOR PUNCTUAL AND REGULAR ATTENDANCE
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28/01/1904
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Great Britain
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S. AVELING
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$10.00 USD
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| 64900 |
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back:- AT ALL THE CHIEF POINTS IN LONDON WHERE THE TRAFFIC IS AT ITS GREATEST THE POLICEMAN IS TO BE FOUND STANDING IN THE MIDDLE OF THE ROAD GIVING HIS DIRECTIONS, HE HARDLY EVER HAS TO RAISE HIS VOICE//POSSESSING SO PERFECT A SYSTEM OF STREET REGULATION front OILETTE, this image in OILETTE 9015 LONDON LIFE
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images used in this set appear to have been taken from a very wide range of Tuck postcards. Because of the non-postcard backs they are also listed in TuckDB Ephemera reward cards, listed in 1930 POSTCARD Catalogue
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Vertical
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given singly FOR PUNCTUAL AND REGULAR ATTENDANCE
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28/01/1904
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Great Britain
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$15.00 USD
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