The FrancoBritish Exhibition 'The FlipFlap' 1908
A postcard adressed to Mrs A Johnson of manor House Farm, Burston, Diss, Norfolk. Postcard sent from Royston on August 17th 1908.
From her daughter who says 'just a quick line or two to let you know I have got into work again dressed three windows on Monday...not decipherable....been a very slow Harvest week down here. I think it was showery till Friday. Hoping you are all well'
he postcard shows a fantasically high double tower with platforms and seats on top which one would imagine sways back and forth. There are about 23 people up there on each platform.
Havn't seen anyhting like this in modern times at funfairs so was it safe? Was this created especiallt for the The Franco-British Exhibition?
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From postcard album of Bessie Daynes March 1907
From Bessie Daynes postcard album
Victorian photo postcard 'Tramways Du Caire'
A photo of a Victorian Cairo ferry steamer with troops and European passengers.
On the upper deck beautifully dressed women and children and men mostly dressed in army unifrom.
Photo dates probably from the late 1800's.
On the back a message from Edie to her father Mr.W.Bond of 16 Melrose Road, Mile End Road
Norwich wishing him a happy birthday.
Posted in the UK date isn't clear.
Photo taken by G.K.Bolam - photo Egypt.
These troops were in which war?
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