images used in this set appear to have been taken from a wide range of Tuck postcards. Because of the non-postcard backs they are also listed in TuckDBephemera reward cards
Sold As
given singly as reward cards, FOR REGULAR AND PUNCTUAL ATTENDANCE
First Use
20/12/1909
Where Sold
Great Britain
Title
LONDON, REGENT STREET (QUEEN'S HALL END)
Item Comment
back:- REGENT STREET WHICH CONTAINS SOME OF THE FINEST SHOPS IN THE METROPOLIS, WAS NAMED FROM THE PRINCE REGENT, AFTERWARDS GEORGE IV. NASH WAS THE ARCHITECT OF THIS NOW BUSY THOROUGHFARE//POPULAR ARTISTES AND VOCALISTS OF THE DAY same image OILETTE, LONDON, 6195
