This card inscribed on the message side with "Sandy Bay Methodist Church - Mile of Pennies' Scheme" was used
c.1910 (1d Pictorial franking but unfortunately, the postmark is too light to read the date of posting).
Does anyone know what the "Mile of Pennies' Scheme" was? For the Methodist School? A new building? Charitable works?
Are there any other cards produced by the Sandy Bay Methodist Church?
There are other "fundraiser" cards of Tasmanian origin ... here's a fairly common card (used in 1904) that I believe was sold to raise money
for the "Victoria Clock" to beinstalled in the GPO clock tower.
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If you have any other cards in your collection (or information), please post in this topic.
FUNDRAISER POSTCARDS - A Survey
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Here is another variant on the Victoria Clock and Chimes card.
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another Sandy Bay Methodist Church 'Mile of Pennies' Scheme' card.....
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I have just found another of the "Mile of Pennies' Scheme" cards published by the Sandy Bay Methodist Church.
I wonder how many cards were in the 'series'?
I wonder how many cards were in the 'series'?