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old post cards

darrcow · 2014-10-08 19:00:34

hi, ive just inherited two large albums of old post cards earliest dated 1903 upto the 40s. how should i store them so they dont decay. how would i go about getting them valued. 1 card that stands out for me is a card with a picture of king george vi and the queen mother. there is a short note on the back and both of there…

08-10-2014 7:00pm

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darrcow

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hi, ive just inherited two large albums of old post cards earliest dated 1903 upto the 40s. how should i store them so they dont decay. how would i go about getting them valued. 1 card that stands out for me is a card with a picture of king george vi and the queen mother. there is a short note on the back and both of there signatures
thanks in advance

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#2 08-10-2014 10:39pm

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I've seen photos with royal signatures featured on Antiques Roadshow and without some historical context, they're usually not worth much. George VI (the present Queen's father) was on the throne for just over 15 years, I'm sure he and his wife signed thousands of photos, especially to injured servicemen and bereaved parents during WWII

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