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	Title: A Cliff Where Foamed Divided Back PM 1910 Description: The seas White Ire			Title: A Heavy Day Divided Back PM 1909 May-26

	Title: A Hunting we will Go Divided Back unused Description: A hunting we will go on a Farman Aeroplane. Mr. Farman is a naturalised Frenchman of English parentage, and as an aviator decidedly stands in the from rank. Many of his flying experiments were performed in the Voisin machine, but he has now constructed an aeroplane of his own design, which has proved the feasibility of long-distance flights, having won the Grand Prix at Rheims by flying 116 miles in 3 hours 4 minutes.			Title: A River Sunset Divided Back unused Description: A River sunset. After Professor Van Hier

	Title: After Dinner Toasts Divided Back unused			Title: Among The Wild Flowers Divided Back unused


	Title: Bleak House Divided Back unused Description: In Dickens Land. "Here you see me utterly incapable of helping myself, and entirely in your hands. I only ask to be free. The butterflies are free. Mankind will surely not deny to Harold Skimpole what it concedes to the butterflies!" - Harold skim pole Chapter VI.			Title: Bleriot Aeroplane Divided Back unused Description: Bleriot Aeroplane, named after its builder who made in this machine his famous flight across the Channel. The machine is one of the smallest of its kind. Its carrying space is only 150 square feet and the weight including the Aviator is 4 1/2 Cwt. It is worked by a 7 cylinder motor of 35 H. P.

	Title: Coming From Pasture Divided Back unused			Title: Cunard Line RMS Berengaria Post Card (Undivided Back) unused Description: The R.M.S. "Berengaria" (53,000 tons) is the largest of all the giant Cunard liners. She is 920 feet in length and has a beam of 100 feet. In addition to the usual features of an Atlantic liner, her accommodation includes a big swimming pool, spacious ballroom, palm court, lounge and numerous suites of rooms. Her sea speed is 23 knots and she sails between Southampton, Cherbourg and New York, in the fastest ocean service in the World.

	Title: Dinner Time Divided Back PM 1910 Description: If the sea is at the rough, the ship re onds to the rise and fall of each successive wave, creating considerable discomfort to a great many. To these, the summons to dinner possesses no attractions whatever, its announcement being more frequently regarded with a version than interest. However, if not inclined to go to the table, passengers are amply looked; after and served by others who understand exactly what is required to give them more comfort and ease.			Title: Don't Worry Smile Divided Back unused

	Title: Dunstaffnage Castle unused			Title: From His Forehead Fell His Tresses Divided Back unused

	Title: Gossips Divided Back unused			Title: Grannie's Cup of Tea Divided Back PM 1907 Description: A Happy Christmas

	Title: Hold Tight On The Wright Aeroplane Divided Back unused Description: The Brothers Wright are Americans whose names rank among the foremost of aviators. They were the first to construct the double-deck motor-propelled aeroplane, and from the many successful flights they have made from time to time, there is every indication that, in a few years, to fly will be one of the ordinary modes of locomotive in daily life.			Title: Kings Of The Air Divided Back unused Description: A large number of aviators have made flights during strong winds of 11 to 16 yards travelling power in a second, but generally, at present flights are made during comparatively low winds of 7 to 8 yards travelling power in a second. As at sunset there is generally less wind, this time is the most favourable for flying trials. The postcard depicts the Kings of the Air, Latham, Wright, Farman and Bleriot.

	Title: Loch Lomond Divided Back PM 1907 Description: The largest of the Scottish lakes. It is about 23 miles in length, and its greatest breadth 5 miles. This lake is studded with thirty wooded islands of exquisite beauty, and from the surrounding hills flow the Endrick and six other principal streams, with innumerable mountain hills. The trip by steamer from inversnaid to Ralloch is a very delightful excursion.			Title: Making History On The Bleriot Aeroplane Divided Back unused Description: M. Bleriot is a Frenchman, and made the first Channel flight between Dover and Calais, which won him the congratulations of the whole world. He has performed several successful flights, and at the first day's speed trials at Rheims had the satisfaction of accomplishing the fastest time, and was also second in the Gordon - Bennett Cup. The last day at Rheims was marred by his being severely burned owing to his machine catching fire.

	Title: Nearing Home Divided Back PM 1910 Description: "The Sails were filled and fair the light winds blew.			Title: Old San Miguel Church Santa Fe New Mexico (NM), Post Card (Undivided Back) unused Description: In the centre of Santa Fe stands the old San Miguel Church, which has been aptly termed "The Cradle of Christianity in America." Built in 1540 it was partially demolished by the natives in the insurrection of 1680, but was restored in 1710 and has ever since been maintained in an excellent state of preservation. In its belfry hangs an ancient copper bell cast in the year 1850, and on the walls of the church are religious paintings filled with holes where the canvas was pierced by the arrows of the Indians.

	Title: People Of Weight On Latham's Aeroplane Divided Back unused Description: Latham's Aeroplane. At first sight Mr. Latham's aeroplane appears similar in construction to that of M. Bleriot's but upon examination it is found to be different in many features. He is an Englishman, and his plucky but abortive effort to be the first to cross the Channel will always be remembered by his countrymen. At Rheims, with his Antoinette" monoplane, Mr. Latham sustained a flight of no less than 96 miles in 2 hours 18 minutes, and was second in the Grand Prix.			Title: Roses And Plums Divided Back unused

	Title: Roses And Strawberries Divided Back unused			Title: Santa in Airplane Divided Back PM 1913 Description: Here's my Christmas wish for you, Speeding through the wintry blue. May it bring the best of cheer And usher in a happy year.

	Title: Snowmen and Airship Divided Back unused Description: Series 9998			Title: Snowmen Hot Air Balloon Divided Back unused

	Title: Snowmen with Airship Divided Back unused Description: Series 9998			Title: Snowmen with Airship Divided Back unused Description: Series 9998

	Title: Steeplechasing Divided Back PM 1908			Title: Teddy Bears in Airplane Divided Back unused Description: We gave a slight cough when teddy' s mother in law slipped off the Curtiss Aeroplane. Mr. Glen H. Curtiess is the American champion of aviation, and has been designing aeroplanes and engines for several years. His machine is a curious mixture of the typical American and French machines, but one of its principal features is its extremely light weight At Rheims he had the good fortune to win the Gordon - Bennett Cup with its accompanying 1000.

	Title: The Ferryman's Daughter Divided Back unused			Title: Tuck's Oilette A Fresh Relay Coaching Horses Divided Back unused

	Title: Tuck's Oilette A Hampshire Garden near Burton Divided Back unused			Title: Tuck's Oilette A Hampshire Garden near Southbourne Divided Back

	Title: Tuck's Oilette A Visit to the Lighthouse Divided Back PM 1906 Description: Ye Mariners of England			Title: Tuck's Oilette Alpine Waterfalls Divided Back unused Description: Hollentalklamm Waterfall is situated in the Bavarian Alps near the Zugspitze. The latter is the highest mountain in Germany 9721 feet high

	Title: Tuck's Oilette Around The Coast Divided Back unused			Title: Tuck's Oilette Around The Coast Divided Back unused Description: Whitby is one of the most picturesque seaside resorts on the north east coast of England. It is situated at the mouth of the river Esk, and is surrounded by high and precipitous cliffs. There is an excellent harbour with ample accommodation. Fishing and jet-working are the chief industries of the town. Fishing craft from all parts of the North Sea are always found there.

	Title: Tuck's Oilette Australian General Service Badge Divided Back unused Description: Australian General Service Badge Crowned with Glory Fame and Honour			Title: Tuck's Oilette Boulogne Coucher Di Soleil Divided Back unused

	Title: Tuck's Oilette Bridge Row, St. James's Park Divided Back unused			Title: Tuck's Oilette By the Fireside Divided Back unused

	Title: Tuck's Oilette Christmas Greetings Divided Back unused Description: Signed Maude Scrivener			Title: Tuck's Oilette Chrysanthemums Divided Back unused

	Title: Tuck's Oilette Chrysanthemums Divided Back unused			Title: Tuck's Oilette Cliffs at Rottingdean, Near Brighton Divided Back unused

	Title: Tuck's Oilette Collecting Faggots In The Forest Divided Back unused			Title: Tuck's Oilette Colleen Bawn Rock Divided Back unused Description: In the Middle Lake, Killarney, is close to the Brickeen Bridge. Here it was according to tradition, that the cruel Danny Mann flung the Colleen Bawn (the fair-haired girl) into the water. The rocks and headlands which abound at this part are the widest and highest in the lakes.

	Title: Tuck's Oilette College Street York, Divided Back unused Description: This is one of the thoroughfares of York, more interesting to the lounger than the busy man. Old houses, with overhanging upper stories, look down on a square garden of grass and trees, and there comes through under its gate-house hardly a stir of the busy life of Parliament Street and the Shambles.			Title: Tuck's Oilette Country Life Divided Back unused Description: The meadows glow and rise unquell'd Against the mowers scythe."

	Title: Tuck's Oilette Cromwell's Bridge St. Patrick's Day Greetings Glengariff, Divided Back PM 1911 Description: Situated a short distance up the River Glengariff, and one of the most visited spots in the valley. The story goes that Cromwell, while on a punitive expedition, was considerably hindered by the fording of this river then flooded, and threatened that unless a bridge were built to facilitate his return, to hang a man for every hour he was delayed. No time was lost in acceding to his demands!			Title: Tuck's Oilette Dutch Fishing Boats On the Thames Divided Back unused

	Title: Tuck's Oilette Elm Cottage, Hayes Common Kent, Divided Back unused			Title: Tuck's Oilette Falls of Mesna Medway Divided Back PM 1907 Description: These beautiful falls are near Lillehammer, a picturesque town at the north end of Lake Mjosen.

	Title: Tuck's Oilette Fishing Boats Off Blackpool Divided Back unused			Title: Tuck's Oilette Flower Studies Iris Divided Back unused

	Title: Tuck's Oilette Flowers of the Field Divided Back unused Description: Bounteous Autumn Spreads her hues of gold and purple Sir L. Morris			Title: Tuck's Oilette Fragrant Meadows Divided Back

	Title: Tuck's Oilette Freshwater Cliffs Low Divided Back unused Description: "And glory of broad waters interfused."			Title: Tuck's Oilette Gallery Pictures Childe Harold's Piligrimage Divided Back unused Description: J.W.M. Turner, R.A., the celebrated artist, was born in 1775 and died in 1851. He is famous as a colourist, and his works display great originally and imagination. He left a large number of his pictures to the nation, among them being "Childe Harold's Pilgrimage," which now hangs in the National Gallery.

	Title: Tuck's Oilette Gasteiner Wasserfall Divided Back unused Description: Gasteiner Waterfall is situated near Gastein and is formed by the Ache, a small river in Austria.			Title: Tuck's Oilette Hampshire Gardens Divided Back unused

	Title: Tuck's Oilette Harz Mountains Divided Back unused Description: The "Wodan's Oak". This enormous tree is famous on account of its old age and is reputed to be the oldest oak in the forest. It is named after an old German heathen God.			Title: Tuck's Oilette Havana. Iglesia Del Cristo Divided Back unused Description: some damage on back of card only

	Title: Tuck's Oilette Holy Trinity Church Stratford-on-Avon Divided Back unused Description: Holy Trinity Church, Stratford-on-Avon, is situated on the west bank of the Avon. It is a cruciform edifice, and a somewhat mixed architectural styles, the earliest date on record being in the 13th century. There are numerous interesting monuments to famous people, including William Shakespeare and many of his friends and relatives.			Title: Tuck's Oilette Imperial Diet-Hall Berlin, Divided Back unused Description: This building stands on the eastern side of the Koenigsplatz; it was erected in 1884-94 from the designs of Paul Wallot. It is in the florid Italian Renaissance style and has four towers 195 feet high; its southern door is used by members of the Diet, and its eastern entrance by the Court and Council.

	Title: Tuck's Oilette Italian Lakes Divided Back unused Description: A Villa, Lago Maggiore. This beautiful lake is about 37 miles long and averages 2.3 miles in width. The banks of its northern arm are bounded by lofty mountains, for the most part wooded, while the eastern shore at the lower end slopes away to the level of the plains of Lombardy. The water is green in the N. and deep blue towards the S. The lovely gardens and shrubberies, orange trees, lemon trees, oleanders, etc. make a perfect setting for the beautiful lake.			Title: Tuck's Oilette J. W. M. Turner Royal Yacht Squadron Divided Back unused Description: J. W. M. Turner, R. A., the celebrated artist, was born in 1775 and died in 1851. He is famous as a colourist, and his works display great originality and imagination. He left a large number of his pictures to the nation, among them being "The Royal Yacht Squadron, Cowes," which now hangs in the Victoria and Albert Museum, South Kensington.

	Title: Tuck's Oilette Killarney Divided Back unused Description: Illustrated Songs. "Killarney." "Bright hued berries daff the snows, Smiling winter's frown away. Some damage on back of card only			Title: Tuck's Oilette Killarney. (Upper Lake) Divided Back unused Description: Although smaller, has far grander scenery than the other lakes of Killarney. It is studded with numerous small islands, and encircled by mountains covered with sylvan foliage, rising abruptly from the water's edge, the whole forming a most beautiful and delightful panorama.

	Title: Tuck's Oilette Loch Tay Perthshire, Divided Back unused Description: A trip by steamer from Kenmore to Killin, on Loch Tay, presents a beautiful panorama all the way. The loch is 14 1/2 miles long, and its extreme width is just over one mile. The picture shows the south-west end, with Killin in the distance.			Title: Tuck's Oilette Old Edinburgh, Huntly House Divided Back unused

	Title: Tuck's Oilette On The Road to Manchuria, Near Lake Baikal Manchuria (SIBERIA), Divided Back unused Description: On the Road to Manchuria - Lake Baikal. At the outbreak of the Russo-Japanese War, all troops on leaving Lake Baikal had to alight from the train, and in the winter time cross the lake on foot. This shows a party just about to start, and their baggage on the sledges.			Title: Tuck's Oilette Oxford Turl Street Oxford, Divided Back PM 1934 Description: The City of Oxford is situated at the meeting point of the rivers Cherwell and Isis. It is of very ancient date, reputed to be founded more than one thousand years B.C. Of great architectural beauty, Oxford can bear comparison with any city in the world, with its University buildings, cathedral, churches, many bridges, and other structures. Turl Street is a picturesque old-fashioned thoroughfare situated between High Street and Broad Street.

	Title: Tuck's Oilette Pier And Rough Sea Bournemouth, Divided Back unused			Title: Tuck's Oilette Quebec. Sous-Le-Cap Divided Back unused Description: Some damage on back of card only

	Title: Tuck's Oilette Qvaint Cormers Gallet-Punts Off Cromer Divided Back unused			Title: Tuck's Oilette Regent's Park Divided Back unused

	Title: Tuck's Oilette Returning Home Fox and Stag Hunting Divided Back unused			Title: Tuck's Oilette Rough Sea Off Blackpool Divided Back unused

	Title: Tuck's Oilette Rough Seas Divided Back unused			Title: Tuck's Oilette Rough Seas Divided Back unused Description: The Mighty mass of water swells Resistless heaving on the broken rocks

	Title: Tuck's Oilette Rue Royale, La Madeleine Paris, Divided Back unused			Title: Tuck's Oilette Sea Road Boscombe, Divided Back unused

	Title: Tuck's Oilette Shakespeare's Country. Arbury Birthplace of George Eliot Divided Back unused Description: "When yellow leaves, or none, or few do hang Upon those boughs which shake against the cold, Bare ruin'd choirs, where late the sweet birds sang." Arbury. Mary Ann Evans, afterwards the famous George Eliot," was born at South Farm, Arbury, November 22nd, 1819.			Title: Tuck's Oilette Stanton Harcourt Church on the Thames Oxford, Divided Back unused Description: some damage on back of card only

	Title: Tuck's Oilette Stephens Green Dublin Dublin, Divided Back unused			Title: Tuck's Oilette Stirling Castle Divided Back unused Description: This fine old Castle is identified with the greatest events of Scottish history. A Castle, or fort existed here from prehistoric times. It was the royal residence of the Scottish Kings and the favourite home of the Stuart line.

	Title: Tuck's Oilette Stirling, The Wallace Monument Divided Back unused Description: Wallace Monument on the Abbey Cray. This noble Tower was erected to the honour of Sir William Wallace on the Abbey Cray, a wooded height two miles from Stirling. The Abbey Cray was the position occupied by Wallace and his army before the Battle of Stirling Bridge while the heights of Stirling were held by the English. The site of the battle was in the plain immediately in front.			Title: Tuck's Oilette Sunrise on Medway J. M. W. Turner Divided Back unused Description: J. W. M. Turner, R.A, the celebrated artist, was born in 1775 and died in 1851. He is famous as a colourist, and his works display great originality and imagination. He left a large number of his pictures to the nation, among them being "Sunrise on the Medway," which now hangs in the Tate Gallery.

	Title: Tuck's Oilette The Classic Age Divided Back unused			Title: Tuck's Oilette The Entrance To The Lane, Coming From The Village. Divided Back unused

	Title: Tuck's Oilette The Four O'Clock Parade at the Horse Guards. 1st Life Guards Divided Back unused Description: The detachment of Household Cavalry which forms the King's Guard for the day at Whitehall is inspected daily at 4 o'clock by the senior officer, all men not actually on sentry duty being paraded. After this ceremony is completed and the men dismissed to their quarters, the horse-sentry boxes are closed, and from thence until 10 o'clock next day mounted sentries are not posed.			Title: Tuck's Oilette The Gentle Art of Making Love Divided Back unused

	Title: Tuck's Oilette The Glories of Winter Divided Back unused			Title: Tuck's Oilette The Glories of Winter Divided Back unused

	Title: Tuck's Oilette The Grampians. A Coming Storm Divided Back unused Description: The grandest scenery in the district of the Gampian range is found in Strathmore a beautiful valley extending from Methven in Perth to Brechin in Forfar.This view is of a portion of Strathmore, a district where even the raging of the elements only tends to heighten the wild grandeur of the prospect.			Title: Tuck's Oilette The homes of Literary Men Divided Back unused Description: Bulwer Lytton was born in 1803 and died in 1873 Knebworth House was built in 1811 and the Novelist succeeded to the Estate on the death of his Mother in 1844. It is a pleasantly situated mansion in Mid Herts surrounded by large gardens and deer park

	Title: Tuck's Oilette The Lady Fall Glyn Neath Divided Back unused Description: The Lady Fall (Scwd-gwladys) is situated on the Little Neath River about one and a quarter miles from the town of Pont Neath Vaughan. The water descends over a sheer precipice 40 feet high, and, shooting quite clear of the rocks, makes it possible for the visitor to get right under it without getting wet. The most beautiful feature of the falls is the luxuriant woodland growth which covers the banks of the river, making it one of the most charming scenes in Glyn Neath.			Title: Tuck's Oilette The Serpentine Hyde Park Hyde Park, Divided Back unused

	Title: Tuck's Oilette The Time of Roses Divided Back unused			Title: Tuck's Oilette To Busy To Write Couple on Beach Divided Back unused Description: I Scarcely Know What to Say

	Title: Tuck's Oilette Up The River Divided Back unused Description: The Thames Mari Edurham			Title: Tuck's Oilette Wargrave Caurch Divided Back unused Description: Wargrave Church is picturesquely situated near to the River Thames amid scenery which has delighted many an artist. It is dedicated to St. Mary, and is mixed Norman and later styles of architecture, the north doorway being generally ascribed to Saxon origin. The interior contains memorials to members of the Ximenes family, and also to Thomas Day, the author of "Sandfond and Merton." Roman coins have been found in the vicinity.

	Title: Tuck's Oilette When Autumnal Leaves are Thin Upon the Bough Divided Back unused			Title: Tuck's Oilette White Wings Divided Back unused

	Title: Tuck's Oilette Winter Scenes Divided Back unused			Title: Tuck's Oilette Winter Scenes Divided Back unused

	Title: Tuck's Oilette Winter Scenes Hunting Divided Back unused			Title: Tuck's Oilette Winterlandschaften Divided Back unused

	Title: Tuck's Oilette Wreck on the Scotch Coast Divided Back Description: This scene of a good ship's destruction between rock, tide, and wind, might once have been seen any rough day off the coast of Fife, where the headlands of the Ness stand out in the East Neuk. Off this same Neuk coast is a very dangerous reef of rocks, known as the Carr reef, which now is not the standing menace that it used to be, since a lightship has been stationed here.			Title: U. S. Assay Office, Wall St New York City New York (NY), Post Card (Undivided Back) PM 1908 Nov-05 Description: The U. S. Assay Office, situated at 30 Wall Street, adjoining the Sub-Treasury buildings, was erected in 1823, and occupied as s branch of thank of the U. S. Later it was occupied by two other banks, and passed into the possession of the Government in 1853, who converted into an Assay Office - a ranch of the U. S. Mint,

	Title: Voisin Aeroplane Divided Back unused Description: Voisin Aeroplane, built by the Bros. Voisin. It is double-decked, - length 12 yards, - wings 10 1/2 yards. It covers an area of 150 square feet ant weights, including the Aviator, 11 cwt. The Motor comes from the Antoinette factory, and is of 50 H. P.			Title: Yeomen of the Guard (State and Undress Uniform) Divided Back Description: Here are yeomen in full state uniform of scarlet cloth tunies, knee-breeches and stockings, black velvet hats and batberds of shining steel. The veteranin undress wears a blue tunic braided in red, trousers with red stripes, and a red badze and binding to his blue hat of Tudor shape and fashion.

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