Watch List notes:

First World War, silk embroidered postcards, in the envelope style (4): WITH LOVING WISHES, embroidered with yellow, green, pink, and blue thread in a floral design, plain to reverse, with small card printed 'A lowing kiss', with handwritten note 'Sandwich, Nov. 2nd 1918, For my darling wife, from her loving hubby, Tom'; HAPPY BIRTHDAY, embroidered with purples, greens and red, with a small United Jack flag, plain to reverse, small card printed 'my thoughts are of you' with patriotic designs; GOOD NEWS FROM FRANCE, embroidered in pinks, greens, purple and yellow, on reverse, handwritten 'With love and kisses to dear little Bertie, From Daddy xxx', with small card inside printed 'Greetings from France'; TO MY DEAR WIFE, embroidered in yellow, pinks and greens, with small silk pocket square / handkerchief, edged in pink with floral designs, small blue flowers and pink bow to one corner, with REMEMBER ME embroidered in pink, reverse with handwritten note 'January 27th 1918, Eastchurch Isle of Sheppy, To Darling (unclear name) From her devoted hubby Tom, with all my love true as steal', a really sweet group, seemingly all sent to the same family, in typical condition for these postcards (4)
Soldiers would purchase these postcards and send them home to deliver news, or to mark special occasions. They were rather expensive items. Many take the form of 'envelopes' such the ones seen in this lot, in which a letter could be placed, alongside the original pre-printed card. For this reason, many don't have writing on the backs as one would usually expect from postcards. Many designs were patriotic, featuring flags and lions.
Please note that these are fragile items and one should refrain from framing them and mounting them on the wall, as the light will fade the delicate silk and thread.

Estimate: 100 - 150 GBP