Welcome to the blog's 200th post!
I'm too hot and bothered to write anything inspiring or funny.
After considering a variety of ways of celebrating and ruling out neckid wimmim, I've decided to be boring and give out prizes.
The Rules
To enter you will have to be a public follower of this blog, either new or existing. Just make a comment on this post. On 23 July I will make a draw of the entrants. The winner will be able to choose one of the following prizes:
- Penguin Classics, Alfred the Great - a selection of contemporary sources
- Stephen Roskill, The Navy at War, 1939-1945 - a one-volume account by Capt Roskill, the author of the Official History of the war at sea.
- Niall Ferguson (ed), Virtual History: Alternatives and Counterfactuals - asks 'War If...' questions such as '...Charles I had avoided the Civil War?', '...there had been no American Revolution?' and '...Britain had stood aside in August 1914?' as well as the ever-popular '...Hitler had invaded Britain in May 1940?'
- Six postcards of the Godfather of this blog, Edward VII (as shown above).
- Six postcards of other assorted British royals (as shown above).
Many congrats on your 200th post :)
ReplyDeleteCongratulations on your 200th post sir! Bravo!
ReplyDeleteCongrats on your 200th mate. Well done!
ReplyDeleteCongrats on your 200th post, I've just found your blog on Tamsin's and joined the fun!
ReplyDeleteCongrats on 200 posts! Have enjoyed them, and look forward to the next 200!
ReplyDeleteJust discovered your blog. Congrats on 200.
ReplyDeletecongratz on the 200 here is to the next 200
ReplyDeletePeace James
Tamsin sent me over, congrats on the milestone.
ReplyDeleteGood milestone, congratulations. Count me in!
ReplyDeleteVery many congratulations on the milestone Edwin, here's to many more.
ReplyDeleteNice work with your blog and well done on 200 posts. Glad to follow and be entered in the drawing.
ReplyDeleteVery interesting prize draw. Congrats on the milestone.
ReplyDeleteCongratulations on 200 posts. While the books are tempting the Edward VII postcards mounted up properly would go well as a VSF/Colonial accent for the games room.
ReplyDeleteAh, something I've never considered!
DeleteThen you'd need the Kaiser and the King of the Belgians as well.
Now that could lead to a whole new hobby.
DeleteOne day I shall post about how I paid my rent selling postcards of royalty and Edwardian actresses...
DeleteOne hopes not both on the same card.... Any of Vesta Tilley after whom our camping trailer is named?
Deletehttp://victorianboler.blogspot.ca/2010/04/whats-in-name.html
Oddly enough, only two. On of her in full drag (looking like Joe Chamberlain) and the other of her in a frock.
DeleteVery fun :) Congrats on your 200th update!
ReplyDeleteOoh, go on count me in
ReplyDeleteNO MORE ENTRIES TO THE DRAW.
ReplyDeleteTHE DIE HAS BEEN CAST, AND WE HAVE A WINNER (WHO WILL BE ANNOUNCED TOMORROW).