Post marked Maidstone. 11.30AM Au 3 1905 View of Margate Harbour.
To Master Wallace Leaver, 'Underdown Villa' Underdown Street, Herne Bay.
Message::- To dear Wallace with much love From Alice Thirkell. August 3rd 1905.
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Post marked Margate. 5.30PM Au 9 1905. View The Oval, Margate.
To Miss Rosie Jones, 37 Edgware Road, London W.
Message:- My Dear Rosie, Thanks very much for the pretty card, it is lovely. I hope you are having a pleasent holiday, enjoying yourself.. For that is what I am doing. The weather here is not so,bright as it should be, but still i am making the best of it while I am down here. Love to you & all. Essie.
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Post marked Margate.9.45AM Sep 20 1905. View of Cliftonville Sands & Cliffs, Margate.
To Harild F Goodrich, Esq. 74 Tollington Park. Finsbury Park, London N.
Message:- The weather is still grand & hope it will continue. Have been sitting along the cliffs this afternoon & the breeze was lovely. Visitors are still arriving. Will now close just off to the Extension. L.M.D.
To Miss E Brailsford, Celtic, Brisbane Road, Ilford.
Message:- Dear Ethel, Having a lovely weather, plenty of Jonnies down here. Will write again soon. Love from all Hilda.
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Post marked Margate. 9.30 Au ? 1912?
View Lifeboat Statue & Sands, Margate.
To Mrs. & Mr. A Taylor, 117 Choumert Road, Dulwich, London, S.E.
Message:- Dear M & A, Arrived alright Weather fine at present. Just got on boat Saturday morning in time to miss that storm. Cant get Alice or Julia to go into the water wont have it at any price. Tom.
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Post marked Margate. 9.30 PM. Aug 25 1912
View Newgate Gap, Margate.
To Mrs. Hambling, 24 Harding(?) Road, Ashford, Kent.
Message:- Mother & Dear Self from Slapper, Laurie
Dear Auntie, You might like a P C freom me. The weather is a bit better to-day but begins to look cloudy. Baby does enjoy the sands. Love