Postcard depicting two hands exchanging flowers and two floral hearts diagonally opposite. The greeting "Fond Love" is below.
Postcard of violets and two umbrellas with the greeting "A joyous New-Year". It reads as follows: "Wishing you a bright and Happy New Year from Annie to Freddie"
Postcard of a church in a snowy sunset scene. It has the greeting "A Happy Christmas" It reads as follows: "To Dear Brother Jack With my very best wishes for a very merry Xmas and a happy New Year and love from Phil xxx"
Image of a sunset in a floral mount, with the greeting "Best Christmas Wishes" and a rhyme beneath. There is no stamp or date. It reads as follows: "That you'll have a joyous Xmas and a bright and prosperous new year is the wish of your loving Uncle Freddie"
Postcard of the Great Pyramid of Chefren, Cairo with men on camels in the foreground. The image is a hand-coloured photograph. It is addressed to "dear little Glyn from Uncle Freddie" with 3 large kisses. It unstamped and undated.
Postcard with an embroidery of a flower basket with purple and red flowers, with a banner below reading "To my Dearest". One of the "Broderie d'Art" series by Raphael Tuck & Sons 763. It has no message.
Postcard entitled "Harvesting" depicting a young man standing between two young women in a corn field, an arm around each. It is addressed to Mr R Richards, Pontlottyn, South Wales. It is date-stamped SP 5 11, the postmark is possibly Penzance. It reads as follows: " Dear Richard got home about 6 o clock we were very tired Lilly had A good cup of Tea waiting for us we enjoyed it after so long I felt it to leave you all I can tell you & I think you ?? love to you all from Mother"
A postcard from Fred Phillips' war album, assembled from postcards and photos he collected during his service in Palestine and Egypt during WW1. On the back is written: "I have been here All the little square stones you see are Mohammedan graves"
A postcard from Fred Phillips' war album, assembled from postcards and photos he collected during his service in Palestine and Egypt during WW1. This is the Fourth of Four postcards written together. On the back is written: "(4) I was in this church yesterday x "
A postcard from Fred Phillips' war album, assembled from postcards and photos he collected during his service in Palestine and Egypt during WW1. On the back is written: "I have been to this place a good many times. It looks very nice indeed by the photo but far different in reality. This place is where Jonah embarked in the ship instead of going to Ninevah as god told him Love from Freddie xx "
A postcard from Fred Phillips' war album, assembled from postcards and photos he collected during his service in Palestine and Egypt during WW1. On the back is written: "I have been to this place."
Postcard of Nina Sevening, a stage actress and singer. The image was taken by Lizzie Caswell Smith. It is postmarked Penzance, DE 4 11. It is addressed to Mr R Richards, Pontlottyn, South Wales. It reads as follows: " Dear Richard just a line hoping it will find you well I am sorry I have not write to you before but we have been very busy as we are gone in a another house but it is much better for us and much cheaper we hope to see you soon hope you will write me a few lines love from ?Annie?"
A postcard from Fred Phillips' war album, assembled from postcards and photos he collected during his service in Palestine and Egypt during WW1. On the back is written: "I have walked along this street in the bottom picture The big door like place is Jaffa Gate. General Allenby entered the Holy City by this gate on December 9th 1917."
Postcard of eight sheep on a moor addressed to Mr Fred Phillips, Chynall Moore, Buryas Bridge. It is post-marked Sennen and datedJA 15 07. It reads as follows: "Dear Freddie - many thanks for your letter and your nice card. hope you are all well. love to Aunt Eva & Uncle Jack. from your loving playmate, Jack.G."
A postcard from Fred Phillips' war album, assembled from postcards and photos he collected during his service in Palestine and Egypt during WW1. On the back is written: "The hill with the pencil mark on top is the mount of temptation This is Jericho I have been all through this place a good many times."
Postcard of Hayle Regatta showing a busy Copperhouse Pool. it is addressed to Master Horace Norman, Devonport. It is not postmarked or dated. It reads as follows: "Dear little Horace, I now have the pleasure of writing you hope to see you all soon. hope you Mamie is quite well, give her my love love to Grandma and Granda from Lottie" In another hand someone has written "from Fred"
A postcard from Fred Phillips' war album, assembled from postcards and photos he collected during his service in Palestine and Egypt during WW1. On the back is written: "The holy city is inside the big wall on the right I have been up and down the old road a good many times dear mother. "
Postcard of small child and puppies sharing a saucer of liquid. It is entitled "Infantry at Mess". It is addressed to Master WH Osborne, No9 Princess St, St Just. It is un-postmarked with no date. It reads as follows: "Dear Cousin I am so sorry I kept you so long without writing don't be ?thinking that? because I had quite forgot you hope this will be a another PC to your collection Lottie sends her kind love to you and aunt, well I suppose I must draw to a close by wishing you Good Bye love from Freddie Phillips Chyenall Moor"
Postcard of St Mary's Street, Cardiff addressed to Miss L Phillips, Chynall. It is post-marked New Tredegar ?? 07. It reads as follows: "Dear Lottie just a line of or so (sic) hope you are quite well dear as it leaves me dear Lottie this is the view of Cardiff fancy me going down that street on Saturday night wish you was there it is a lovely town some difference that than Penzance dear it is fine weather here now hope to hear from you soon now I will wish you good bye for the time from Fred xxxxxxxxxx"
A postcard from Fred Phillips' war album, assembled from postcards and photos he collected during his service in Palestine and Egypt during WW1. On the back is written: "I have not been to this place"