Sorry Paul.
Nothing on the reverse of either postcard. Never posted so no postmark for date etc except the
ink writing on the 'catch' showing 1900 which does look genuine.
Mike
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Re: Postcards and Angling Ephemera
That's a huge salmon Mr Cholmondley-Warner has caught - what-ho!
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I'll go with Paul on this one. Very 1930/40s to my eye....
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Re: Postcards and Angling Ephemera
Another vote for 'tween wars. The way the chap is holding his gasper is a real give-away.
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