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A black and white postcard with a white border and title is made in a rectangular format on hard paper. From the bird's eye view of the Stična Monastery and its surroundings from the northwest. The postcard was not shipped by post. Aver: Stična. Printed by: Kunc Franc, Ljubljana, Wolfove ul 6.

A rectangular, black-and-white photocard is depicted by the Austro-Hungarian soldiers standing by the church bells in Brezovica. During the First World War, the army picked up huge bells in the church and melted them for the needs of the military industry. Back: inscription in Slovene. Postcard was not sent by post.

A black and white postcard in a oval with a white background featuring six people, three priests and three civilians who were shot at the construction site of the new chapel on Boč. The first from the left is Stanislav Žerjal, the second is chaplain Lojze Simčič and his colleague. Back: message and title in Slovenian, postmark and stamp.

Black and white postcard of a rectangular format with two motifs and a verb in the middle. Military postcard designed by Maxim Gaspari. Postcard was sent by men from the front of the First World War. To the left is the illustration of the priest at the altar and the believers behind him, the right-minded soldier on the watch. Avers: a message in German. Revers: message and title in Slovene (damaged back), no stamp.

Black and white postcard of a rectangular format displays two motifs. The larger motif is showing the panorama of the village of Loče with the baroque church of St. Spirit on the left side, to the right is the Manor View, located on a hill near the village Mlače pri Ločah pri Poljčanah. Before the year 1540, the old mansion was built by Schrotti and owned by him until 1616, after which they came to the hands of the knights Plöschen, who built the present mansion. Avers: a title in German, a message in Cyrillic. Revers: an address in Slovene language, a postmark and a stamp.

Black and white postcard displays two stylized motifs from Šmarna gora: the church on the top and the cave of Anton the Hermit. Below the illustration are the titles and verses by Simon Jenko. Back: message and address in Slovene language, postmark and stamp.

Black and white postcard with a white border is made in a rectangular format on hard paper. Postcard shows the panorama of Polhov Gradec from the central perspective. To the left in the village is the parish church and on the right side is the Polhov Gradec castle. Back side: message and address in Slovene language, postmark, the stamp is missing.