¹ The earliest Rotary cards were issued without numbers. Later, some sets were issued with a series of photographs of an individual artist. Other shots of artists were published on a ‘one-off' basis. Rotary quite frequently would use the same photograph several times, sometimes taking a detail from a group, sometimes simply re-numbering.

² This card of Isabel Jay also exists unnumbered, and without the dividing line on the back to show where the message and the address should be written. It seems likely that this version dates from 1902, very early in Rotary's existence as a publisher.

³ Katie Barnes’s copy of 190A has a note from the sender that Decima Moore had just returned from a visit to West Africa where her husband was stationed with his regiment.

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