Postcard Publisher: A.H. Burgess, 5 South Street.

Postmark: 4th October 1921, scene is about 1908.

Sender's message: "My Dear Mum, Many thanks for letter & the enclosed. Please thank Dad for me : I was surprised to get a card from Aunt Agnes. Well dear do try & come down on Thursday it will be nice for us to go back together. Is Gladys coming as well let me know if you are coming. I am glad to hear about the eggs. Hope the pussies are A-1. Fondest love from us all & don't forget to be sure and come down. The blow will do you good. Rosie xxx"

Postcard Publisher: H.E. Smith, Broadway House, South Street. Not posted.

Postcard Publisher: Edward Fletcher, Stationer, Romford. Postmark: 7th May 1909.

Sender's message: "Dear Rosie, in answer to my many postcards to my children, I should like you to come over when ever you like. Sorry to say Fred has been very ill just again after 8 weeks. Tell Dad he would like to see him. E.H"

Publisher: Edward Fletcher, Stationer, Romford.  Postmark (unclear): 22 Sep 1905?

Sender's message: "I was indeed very pleased to hear from your dear Mother of your success and accept my congratulations. Mrs Jackson"

Postcard Publisher: H E. Smith, South Street & 51 Victoria Road, Romford.

Postmark: 7th July 1910.

Sender's message: "Dear E, I hope you had a ripping time last Saturday. The journey was lovely though very tiresome. This is a lovely place don't want to see Cornwall yet and going to spend a whole day in E London next week. The houses and roads here are all so much alike that I don't really know our road until we get to the gate. There are trees everywhere and brick houses with red tiled roofs, and not one bit of stone hedge to be found. I will write you a letter in a day or two and send the address, Love A."

Postcard Publisher: H.E. Smith, Broadway House, South Street.

Postmark: 11th September 1919

Sender's message: "Dear Gladys, Many thanks for P.C. from Scarboro. hope you had a good time. I went to Romford yesterday. Grandma well & thankful for parcel. Love to all from Auntie A"

Postcard Publisher: Photochrom Co. Ltd. Not posted.

Postcard Publisher: Unknown.  Postmarked: 12th October 1934.     

Sender's message: "We had a lovely time yesterday went to the zoo in the morning spent most of the time in the aquarium. Met Miss Jameson 3 o'clock she is very well and had a nice talk. She left again soon after 6pm so we had a walk along the Strand to see the lights. I am going to St. Dengo on Sunday and will come home next Saturday. Love from Winnie and Ed."

Postcard Publisher: Photochrom Co. Ltd. Date on back: 25-27/10/1037.

On the right the large sign reads: 'LAURIE CINEMA ALWAYS SHOWING FIRST CLASS PICTURES' and a the sign underneath 'MATINEE'.

Postcard Publisher: Photochrom Co. Ltd.  Written on back: "Taken about 1948."

Postcard Publisher: Not known.  Postmarked: 9th November 1954.

Sender's message: "My Dears, I thought I would let you know I arrived home at 8.10pm after a good journey. Too late for prayer mtg. Have thought of you all today. The weather has been wonderful. Sun all day although a cold wind.Hope Miss G is getting on. With much love Dorothy joins James in his love. "