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Hutchinson Collection
Postcards -
Photos - Misc.
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1) Society Street, Ballinasloe, Co. Galway - 21st September 19?? Postmark ?
stamp Eire to Mrs. & Miss Hutchinson, 26 Greenholme, Carrickfergus, Co.
Antrim, N. Ireland - Do hope you've arrived safely at your journeys end &
that you are enjoying being with Dick & family. This place exceeds all
expectations & I do wish you were here too & Pat also. Best love to both
from W. & B.
2) Golf Club, Portrush - 20th July 1918 Postmark Po? to Mrs. Hutchinson, c/o
Mrs. Kirkpatrick, Dunadry, Co. Antrim - Dear F. Very many thanks for letter
& blouse which is lovely. Yes I fully expect to be in that train on Sunday
night. I will look out for Billy & you, big crowd on train I expect. Had a
letter today from Billy ? who is able to be out. Best love B.
 
 
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1) Protestant Church, Dunlavin - 1914 Postmark Dunlavin to Mr. Willie
Hutchinson, Queens Road, Belfast c/o Mr. V. J. Hardy, 424
Parliamentary Road, Glasgow - Friday night, Here to-night at a choir
practice writing this in the church, light bad, feeling my way along this
P.C. just got yours, kind regards, Florrie
2) Market Square, Dunlavin - 14th ? 1914 Postmark Dunlavin to Mr. W. J.
Hutchinson, c/o Mrs. Hardy, 424 Parliamentary Road, Glasgow - 14/9/14 Part
of this town mark where we used to live. Hope you have good weather, just
only fair here. Kind regard Mr. & Mrs. H. & Kiddie? love Florrie
 
 
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1) Main Street, Castleblayney - 25th September 1918 Postmark Castleblayney,
Co. Monaghan to Mrs. N. J. Hutchinson, c/o Mrs. Kirkpatrick, Dunadry, Co.
Antrim - Again, nothing much doing, but can't get home till 6 o'c. Newry
tomorrow will finish me for the week, hope to see you on Friday morn,
Priest? "Bubbles" is good. Best love to both, Billy
2) Grangecon Village - 24th September 1914 Postmark Grangecon to Mr. W. J.
Hutchinson, Queen Road, Belfast - 24-9-14 Down here this evening for a cycle
run, I'm coming on, only one "toss" nothing serious, Florrie, some "Choc"
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1) R.A.F. Camp, West Drayton 2 - 15th April 1937 Postmark West Drayton to
Mr. & Mrs. Hutchinson, Greenholme, Carrickfergus, Co. Antrim, N. Ireland -
Dear Mum & Dad, This is just a card & a general view of the place we are
staying, x marks the spot where we are quartered and just the window I am
sleeping at, everything is very comfortable. The post goes in 5 minutes, a
long letter by Monday, am going to Uxbridge before week end. Love B xx and
to all the kids
2) Market Square, Letterkenny - 10th August 1943? Postmark Leittr Ceanainn?
to Miss P. Hutchinson, Greenholme, Carrickfergus, Co. Antrim, N.I. - Dear
Pat, here today with Patricia, who was with the Dentist, nice place, weather
good, love Mummy?
 
 
 
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1) Postmark Belfast to Mr. W. J. Hutchinson, H.M.H.S. Britannic, Gladstone
Dock, Liverpool - Dear B. Very many thanks for P.C. which was very welcome.
Hope your cold is better, wonder how you got it!! I got it same way. This is
like her on other side - if you don't look close, eh? Weather very cold, how
do you like it. Best wishes B.
2) Gee! Wouldn't I like to sit on some nice girl's lap. - 18th December ??
Postmark Belfast - Mr. W. J. Hutchinson, H.M.H.S. Britannic, Gladstone Dock,
Liverpool - Are these your sentiments too? Well, well - hope it won't be
long. M. & everybody else wish to be remembered to you. We are all busy & I
expect so are you. Never get seeing a letter, awfully mean, what do you say?
Wishing you the best & good luck. B.
3) Everything in the Garden's Lovely! Mabel Lucie Attwell - 19th June
1952 Postmark Vancouver, Canada to Mrs. W. J. Hutchinson, Greenholme,
Carrickfergus, Co. Antrim, N. Ireland, G.B. - Dear Mum, weather here is A1.
I hope to get fixed up with a job inside the next couple of days. There are
plenty of opportunities here. My digs are very nicely situated being only a
few hundred yards from the beach. I had a drive around the Stanley Park and
its really worth seeing. Well love to you and all at home. (Des)
 
 
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1) Ballygally Bay from East Side, Larne - 5th July 1930 Postmark Carncastle,
Belfast to Mrs. Hutchinson, Greenholme, Carrickfergus, Co. Antrim - Dear
Mammy, I am enjoying myself very much here. I hope you will be down on
Saturday. Please bring my money I am broke. Bobby
2) St. John's Bridge (Old) Kilkenny - 26th September 1930 Postmark Cou? to
Mrs. Hutchinson, Greenholme, Carrickfergus, Co. Antrim - Coolcullin 25-9-30
Yours rc'd today, no other letter, glad you are all well. Weather better
today, hope it keeps fine now and that I hear from you soon again, all well
here and very busy with hay & corn. Best love to all. Yours A. M. M.
 
 
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1) Tennis Courts and Ramore Avenue, Portrush - 16th June 1959 Postmark
Portrush to Mr. & Mrs. Hutchinson & kids?, Greenholme, 26 Larne Road,
Carrickfergus - Monday. Weather has been very kind, we go with friends by
car to Rosapenna to-day. Glad it's not so warm as yesterday. Best wishes to
all. Kay.
2) 24th July 1959 Postmark ? Co. Tyrone to Miss Hutchinson, Greenholme,
Carrickfergus, Co. Antrim - Thurs. Expect to be home early Sat. (expect me
when you see me) Having a lovely time, weather glorious, love to all, Mum
 
 
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1) 21st July 1950 Postmark Cookstown to The Hutchinson Family, Greenholme,
Carrickfergus, Co. Antrim - Having a lovely time here, weather very good,
glad to be home on Saturday, bus leaving here 3.30, love Mum
2) Dunluce Castle, Co. Antrim - 25th August 1912 Postmark Portrush to Mr. W.
J. Hutchinson, c/o Miss McBeth, 424 Parliamentary Road, Glasgow - Dear
Willie, Belle & I had a four mile walk before breakfast this morning, what
do you think of that, Flo?
 
 
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1) Causeway Street, Portrush - 21st August 1912 to Mr. W. J. Hutchinson, c/o
Mrs. S. J. Hardy, 424 Parliamentary Road, Glasgow - Dear B., This is where
Cissie is staying. Haven't been to the Causeway yet but will go on Thursday
D.V. W.P. If sand makes one fat I'll be fat when I get home, yours ?
2) 9th August 1943 Postmark Rat Leitiroe? ??ainn? to Miss P. Hutchinson,
Greenholme, Carrickfergus, Co. ? (Antrim) - Dear Pat, Having a glorious time
with plenty of fruit and sweets. This pict is of a ? from Ray. Stella sends
her love also Mrs. OB love from Des
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1) Lawson Wood - "Gran-Pop" Series - Gran'Pop Gives a Cocktail Party
2) Mabel Lucie Attwell - Oo! . . . How we miss you
3) Gran'Pop Tests the Swimming-Bath Water.
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1) Maurice C. Wilks No. 6005. The Headlands of Ireland.
2) Maurice C. Wilks No. 5001. The Rugged Coast of Antrim.
3 & 4) Ulster Transport Authority 1958 - Slieve Donard Hotel, Newcastle,
"Where the Mountains of Mourne Sweep Down to the Sea"
 
 
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1) Siberia, Winter's Delights - Tuck's Gramophone Record Post Card No. 24
"The Vicar of Bray"
2) Picturesque Devon, Springtime Nr. Radford, Plymouth - Tuck's Gramophone
Record Post Card No. 21 "Landlord Fill The Flowing Bowl"
 
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1) Jessie Matthews, the little Londoner owes much of her success to her
clever dancing which earned her a part at the Palace Theatre, London, in
1923, in one of C. B. Cochran's West End productions, and later went to
America where she scored an unqualified success. Turned down film offers and
returned to England, and made her first film "Out of the Blue" Subsequently
signed by Gaumont-British. This picture was taken in 1939. This is No. 9 of
a series of 24 cards appearing in the 50 flat tins of Abdulla Cigarettes.
2) Loretta Young, made her film debut as a dancer, and was later given a
small role in "Naughty but Nice." Her great chance came in 1927, when, at
the age of 15, she was selected by Lon Chaney as his leading lady in "Laugh
Clown, Laugh." Raised to stardom in 1932. Her films include "The Honourable
Mr. Wong." "Man's Castle." and "House of Rothschild."
3) Annabella, the piquant French actress whose real name is Annabella
Daneila Parola, was born in France in 1912. She was discovered by Rene Clair
and has appeared in his most successful Pictures, "Le Million," "A Neus La
Liberte," and "14 Juliet." Her latest film to be shown in England is
"Marie." or Music?
4) Kay Francis
5) Gracie Fields
6) Grace Moore
    
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1a) Ann Harding
1b) Diana Wynyard
2a) Greta Garbo
2b) Elizabeth Bergner
3a) Ronald Colman
3b) Claudette Colbert
4a) Myrna Loy
4b) Anna Sten
5a) Sally Eilers and Charles Starrett
5b) Maurice Chevalier
6) Shirley Temple
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4) photographer Medway Studios, Chatham
1) Robert Little, 44 Dublin Road, Belfast, also 10 Regent Street,
Newtownards
Official Photographer to Irish Football Association Ltd.
2) 32 Vicinage Park - thought I sent one of those at xmas but ? never said
so
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1) A British Hurricane Fighter
2) British Hudson Bomber-Reconnaissance Aircraft
3) British Wellington Bombers
4) A British Cruiser Tank at Speed
5) Motor Torpedo Boats of the British Navy
6) British Balloon Barrage
7) British Howitzers
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1) British Battleships in Line Ahead
2) A British Submarine Leaving Harbour
3) British Lysander Army Co-Operation Aircraft
4) A British Anti-Aircraft Gun
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1) Geo. Higgs 3/06 - Dear Florrie, This is a P.C. I promised to send to you,
I hope you won't be too severe on me when you criticise it, my reason for
not posting it is that the picture would have been smeared in the post. I
also enclose you a "Gem" Bella will explain why it is called a "Gem", I hope
you are enjoying your holiday, I did mine, & I'm going for a week end this
week, we're playing a Tennis match next Saturday in the country & I'm going
to stay until the Monday morning. I shall not be able to climb the Cave
Hill, but I expect to do some walking etc. Did you see the account of a man
being attacked by a porpoise at Irwin Island, just where Bert & I had a
swim, hard luck wasn't it. Well what of it? Kind regards to you all. Yours
etc. Geo. Higgs
2) Luke - The Baboon Boy - When a small baby was stolen by baboons while his
mother was hoeing mealies and remained untraced till years afterwards, when
a police patrol rescued him from a troupe of baboons. He was eventually
handed over to a farmer in the Port Alfred district, with whom he has been
over 20 years. He has been trained to give up his simian habits and become a
useful farm hand. His age is in the region of 35 years.
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1) Post Office, Tullamore
2) Columcille Street, Tullamore
3) Church Street, Tullamore (H. J. Warren, Stationer, Tullamore)
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1) Please Give Bearer One Kiss, This Card Must be Given in Exchange, John
Dossor
2) 9th April 1956 Postmark Belfast to Mr. W. J. Hutchinson, Greenholme,
Carrickfergus, Co. Antrim - Stevenson & Turner Ltd., Belfast
3) 8 June 1952 Empress of Scotland, Daily Run
4) Competitor Dublin Metropolitan Regatta 1951 - 29121 K. Thompson, B.
McVetridge, Larne Agent, Larne Preston F.S.
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1) Cork City Regatta Competitor 1951
2) Coleraine Regatta Competitor x2; Belfast Regatta 1951 Competitor
 
 
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1) A Glimpse into the Glamorous Future, The Pontiac Parisienne
2) Convertible by Buick
 
 
 
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1) Happy Christmas from Worcester - Love & Best Wishes from A Dorothy
O'Brien? - The Lych Gate A.D.O'B
2) Many Happy Returns of the Day to Richard - Uncle Bill
3) Teddy Tail League, Northcliffe House, London E.C.4. - The Whisher Pets
wish you a very happy Birthday to Richard
4) Mrs. & Mr. W. J. Hutchinson & Fmy, Greenholme, Carrickfergus, Co. Antrim,
N. Ireland Xmas R.A.F. Censor 228. 4.11.42 Sender's Address: 539795? ?
Hutchinson, Royal ? ? Port Sudan - To Everyone Greetings from the Middle
East from Bob with Love
5) B.A.O.R. 1946 Montgomery of Alamein
6) Greetings Savings Stamps Card
 
 
   
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1) For Victory and Freedom "It all depends on me." It all depends on .....
Me!
2) 1944-45 Clothing Book - Florence I or J P. Hutchinson - Carrickfergus
Food Office
3) Famous Train Stamps
4) Ulster Boy Scouts, Remember you are expected at The King's Hall, Balmoral
1st & 2nd November 1935
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