looking towards camera – Page 3

ephemera #44

Undated photo postcard of a group of six women by an unknown photographer

The women are presumably related with the three on the left almost certainly sisters. The posing is a little unusual with only the women at the back looking directly towards the camera.
On the reverse is written:

Margaret at 27.
All the Best
and much love.
Yours always
Mig.

ephemera #43

Undated photo postcard by an unknown photographer

The faded photograph shows a family of 12 posed in their back garden.

ephemera #42

Undated photo postcard of two women by photographic studio J.H. German & Sons of Paignton, Brixham and Dulverton.

The women are perhaps mother and daughter, or possibly sisters.
On the reverse is written:

with love and best wishes for xmas to Flo

ephemera #41

Undated photo postcard by an unknown photographer.

The photograph appears to show a large group of women and their young children.

ephemera #40

Undated photo postcard by an unknown photographer.

The photograph appears to show a proud couple with their infant grandchild.

ephemera #39

Photo postcard of two boys by U.S.A. Studios of London.

On the reverse is written:

Dug & Cecil
August 1919

At a different time, the word “cousins” was written underneath.

ephemera #37

Undated photo postcard by an unknown photographer, captioned “All Good Wishes”.

Although unposted, the card has a message written in difficult to decipher handwriting:

Dear Arthur & Winnie
This is one of Beals[?] first attempts at photography taken in our Back Garden. They tell me it is a good likeness except that as my eyes are […?] they do not come out […]

The rest of the writing is indecipherable.