Despite one of the wettest summers on record, the Empire Exhibition of 1938, still had 12 million visitors. Held at Bellahouston Park in Glasgow, the visitors purchased all types of memorabilia to mark their trip to one of the largest international events of the day and this item is just one example....

Postcards have always been a popular collectible as well as being of historical interest. This particular postcard is a real monochrome photograph of Kapellestraat in Sluis, The Netherlands. The view looks down the cobbled street towards the ornate tower of the town hall. Probably dating from the early...

This is your chance to own a small piece of aviation history. For centuries man has tried his hardest to fly around the sky like a bird. Just a few short years after the Wright Brothers achieved that first powered flight in an aeroplane another aviation pioneer, Louis Bleriot, succeeded in crossing the...

People have always been intrigued by misfortune and disaster while other people aim to proffer from such events. This is true with this postcard recording the Tramway Accident which occurred in Bradford on the 31st July 1907. Fortunately this time there were no fatalities but the tram appears to have...

Designed specifically for children this series of 3D effect postcards, probably dating from the 1970's, depicts posed puppets. This particular pair from the set show Prince Charming and his bride (No.5) and Robin Hood and his Merry Men (No. 6). Both postcards are of standard size and in fantastic condition....

As a famous London landmark standing in Whitehall to commemorate the "Glorious Dead", the Cenotaph was designed by Sir Edwin Lutyens and unveiled by King George V on the 11th November 1920. These three sepia coloured, real photographic postcards date from the immediate preceding years. All three are...

Some things change very little over time. Four real photograph postcards all in excellent condition showing various views of Christchurch College, University of Oxford. All are postally unused. The three sepia coloured cards form part of the Frith's Series (Nos 48609, 48611, 57320), the other one is...