An exceptional, instant collection of 58 genuine antique British military postcards dating up to the early Edwardian era (1903)

This meticulously kept archive is beautifully presented and fully protected inside a premium leather collector's binder with clear protective sleeves.

The collection prominently features 45 historic, highly collectable postcards from the legendary Raphael Tuck & Sons "Oilette" series published in 1903.

This includes magnificent, artist-drawn cards from the famous "How He Won the Victoria Cross" sets beautifully illustrated by the celebrated militaria artist Harry Payne. 

All Tuck cards feature their premium, brilliant chromolithography and bear the historic "Printed in Bavaria" markings on the reverse. 

Lot Breakdown & Condition Details: • Total Postcards: 58 (45 Raphael Tuck & Sons 1903 Editions + 13 Miscellaneous Period Cards).Condition: Very Good antique condition overall. Bright colours, crisp corners, and well-preserved painted textures. Postal History: Approx. 8 cards have been historically post ally used (featuring period postmarks/stamps); the remaining 50 cards are completely pristine and unposted.

Included completely free is the high-quality leather binder album used to house the collection safely. Ideal for serious deltiologists, Boer War historians, or military art collectors. This collection is being sold as a complete single lot. 

Tracked, secure shipping will be provided to ensure the binder arrives in pristine condition. Open to reasonable best offers.