Postcard - black and white photograph of Min and Bob Mitchell, who are sitting in a Ford motor car. Charles Roberts, wearing grocer's apron, is standing next to the car, with one foot on its running board. The car is parked in Sussex Street, Linton. The Linton fire station can just be glimpsed on the left side of the photograph. A horse-drawn cart, with a man sitting in it and another man at the side of it, is in the background. A message from an unidentified writer is on the back of the card, it is dated 1918. Handwritten information identifying the subjects and location of the photograph is on a white label which appears to have once been attached to the postcard.On the back of the card, from unidentified writer: "Wonthaggi / 30/10/18" / "Dear Chas, Many times I have intended to drop you a line but as per usual did not - we had a find trip right through & have often thought of you & mentioned our meeting you to old pals - hope you are O.K. - we are "in the pink" ".wilhelmina (min) mitchell, wilhelmina angus, robert (bob) mitchell, charles roberts, ford car

Wilhelmina (Min) Angus was the daughter of John and Wilhelmina Angus (née Statemann). She married Robert Mitchell of Clifford Farm. Mrs Egan may be the mother of Richard Egan, who married Min's sister Janet.Black and white copy of original photograph of two ladies, one seated next to one standing behind flowers. The young woman who is standing is identified as Min Angus. The older lady is possibly Mrs. Egan. Afterwards Mrs. Robert Mitchell."Min Angus standing & lady she lived with ? Mrs Egan"wilhelmina angus, min angus, mrs egan?