ENGLAND / UNITED KINGDOM postcard 

• mailed 1910 from same - placed it as St Albans because the writer stated that he was in the photo and that the image showed his abode
• ST ALBANS is a town in Hertfordshire, England
• I can't make out the signs with my old eyes, but possibly you can - especially if you are aware of what was there, back in the day.  in the image, you can see a shopkeeper in the doorway as well as a young girl with a cape on making her look like LITTLE RED RIDING HOOD - and there is a woman in a full apron - either a maid or also a worker in the store - man riding a bike, dog, spoked wagon in the street as well as people walking up the street itself.  You may be able to recognize the buildings.
• A Heaver Radlett card
• Please note that the majority of the cards are over 50 years old and as such, are sold AS IS. Tears will be noted but it would be too timely to note each fault on every card.  If condition is important to you - contact us with our number in the title & what it is that you would like to know or what it is that you would like pictured more closely.

• Again, because of the age of the cards - they are noted as being USED - no matter if they are written on or not.