Reporting an Accident

To:  Mr Thomas, Carmarthen.  August 23rd 1913

"Dear Mary,
Sorry to say that Wilbert has met with an accident.  He has had the tops of his fingers off!   
He will be down on Monday if all goes well, and he can explain how it happened.  We did not write earlier as we knew it frighten you.
Love from all."

A Post-War Exhibition in Kent

To Mrs M.L. Jones, Sheffield. 31st July 1947

"We are going to try for one of the trains from St. Pancras after 4.50 - They are 6.30, 8.10, 9.15 11.50 - Will phone if in reasonable time, but will probably get a taxi if available.

If Rhena is too late , and or her train home, will probably bring her to sleep in my other bed.  So will you put sheets on and air it? Still working hard for Exhibition on Friday. Love B.

PS.  It has all been very friendly but I shall be glad to see you all again.

A Sister's Love from Blackpool

3rd June 1920

From Miss Bolton, Wigston, Leicester, UK

Dear Ethel,

Just a postcard to let you we are getting on alright.  We went to the tower (Blackpool Tower), and you ought to have seen then doing the Tango!

Love Win.

Very Mysterious!

From L.W on 18th March 1903, Shooters Hill Road, London
To: Mr O. Pipe, Manchester House, Salisbury, Wiltshire
Card Reads:
"Many thanks for P.C's (postcards).  My appearance on the one justifies a 6 month holiday at least!
As I passed a man in the warehouse yesterday, there was a faint odour of...something, and he sneezed!  Can you guess why!  L.W