I think the 1954 postcard is from a worker ‘Marion’ to her co-workers, Its addressed ‘SUC’ (was this an office/admin part of Avery’s ?). It was posted in Dunoon, Argyll where Marion seems to have visited the Isle of Bute for a summer (July) holiday/visit. I think the image on the postcard might be of a church building. Hard to tell.
It reminds me of days when you were always asked to send a postcard from holidays to your colleagues at work. Used to have a wall of them in most offices.
The ‘return packages’ paperwork and the ‘printed paperwork’ labels found under the floorboards suggest to me the room would probably have been used for admin/postal activities for Avery’s works. ‘Printed paper’ labels are usually labels you’d attach to envelopes containing documents or magazines/newspapers. Viv.
It reminds me of days when you were always asked to send a postcard from holidays to your colleagues at work. Used to have a wall of them in most offices.
The ‘return packages’ paperwork and the ‘printed paperwork’ labels found under the floorboards suggest to me the room would probably have been used for admin/postal activities for Avery’s works. ‘Printed paper’ labels are usually labels you’d attach to envelopes containing documents or magazines/newspapers. Viv.
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