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St.Germaine-en-Laye

The castle at St.Germain-en-Laye, France. The card is addressed to a Mrs. Price in Pennorth, Breconshire. It is un-posted and unsigned. See Notes.

Benito Mussolini

Portrait of Benito Mussolini. Published by Compagnia Fotocelere, Turin. Posted from Rome in 1938, addressed to Miss Siriol & Master John Lewis and is signed from "Nain".

Winston Churchill

Copy of Cecil Beaton's portrait of Winston Churchill at his desk with the part of the text of his famous "We will finish the job" speech. The card is addressed to Miss S. Lewis, Chester, Nova Scotia, signed from John.

Lloyd George amused by Megan

Postcard showing David Lloyd George and his daughter Megan at a podium. Lloyd George is laughing at something his daughter has said. The card is addressed to Mrs. Edgar Jones, Barry, and signed by A. Jones. Postmarked 1938.

Views of Bayeux

Book of detachable souvenir postcards depicting views of the cathedral and town of Bayeux, France. Originally containing 20 cards, three have been removed.

Ruins at Angkor

A book of detatchable postcards (24 originally, 2 removed) showing various views of the ruins at Angkor in Cambodia.

Japanese Art

Photographic reproductions of Japanese artwork depicting several birds on branches of a tree. Possibly collected by Gareth Vaughan Jones on his visit to Japan in 1935.

Japanese Art

Photographic reproduction of Japanese artwork depicting children looking at their reflections in a large bowl of water. Possibly collected by Gareth Vaughan Jones on his visit to Japan in 1935.

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