A Cheerful Christmas

Hands across the sea

B. B. London. Series No. E 47. Printed in Germany.

Merry Christmas

Published by the Gibson Art Company, Cincinatti. Gibson Lines logo.

Christmas Thoughts

Rotary Photographic Series.

Christmas Wishes

With Best Christmas Wishes

Tuck's Post Card. Raphael Tuck & Sons "Oilette" [Regd.]. Winter Scenes, Postcard 9006, after the original painting by E. Longstaffe. Art publishers to their Majesties the King and Queen.

Christmastide

Co-published by Ernest Nister, London & E. P. Dutton & Co., New York. No. 1135. Printed in Bavaria.

A Happy Christmas - My Greeting

A happy Christmas

Published by Wildt & Kray, London N.W. Series 1912. Printed in Germany.

Heartiest of Wishes for Yuletide

Out of focus

Portrait by Gale's Studios, Branches in all Towns.

Joan, 4 weeks

James

Portrait by Whitfield Cosser & Co, Colchester, Ipswich, King's Lynn, Salisbury & Bath.

Made a mistake

Looking fairly relaxed

Portrait by Powles & Briggs, Photographers, Goole.

Serious young woman

Portrait by J. T. Briggs, Boothferry Road, Goole.

This is the Ouse

Goole, from Bank End; Valentines Series.

Greetings from Goole

Multi-view postcard, ArJay Series.

Corporal Walter Gittens

Corporal Walter Gittens (seated) - read the reverse side of the postcard and find out some of Walter's story over at Wibbo's Words.
On the reverse: R. Guilleminot, Boespflug et Cie, Paris, manufacturer of photographic paper; no details of the photographer or where the portrait was taken; message on postcard dated April 25th, 1916.

In front of the wall

I have no clue as to who these men are - are they soldiers or sailors? Or civilians?
Photograph by E. Dorrill, 158, Canterbury Street, Gillingham, Kent.

For Lily & Walter

357th Siege Battery, Royal Garrison Artillery, formed Hartlepool, January 21, 1917.

Posing for a photograph

Group of soldiers including a sergeant (three stripes) and two corporals (two stripes) - the cap badges look like they're from one of the Staffordshire regiments. I can't make out whether they're North Staffs (Prince of Wales feathers above the knot) or South Staffs (crown above the knot).

Unknown soldiers

Unknown soldier and wife

I'm unable to decipher the photographer's details on the left-hand edge of the card. The soldier's cap has the King's Shropshire Light Infantry badge.

J. A. Brown

Written on the reverse: J. A. Brown, Dad. 'Welsh' shoulder title.

To my Dear Mother

Embroidered postcard (no insert). Fabrication française R.E.L.