This is a black-and-white postcard with a photograph of Hylam Street. Shophouses line both sides of the street and rickshaws and a car are seen on the road. Hylam Street is now an air-conditioned "indoor street" located within Bugis Junction shopping mall. The back of the postcard is unwritten. Date...

This postcard features a coloured picture showing a suburban scene of Singapore in the 1900s. It shows a road in the middle. On both sides of the road are single-storey buildings made mainly of wood. Further down, beyond the buildings, are trees lined along the road. In the foreground on...

This is a black-and-white postcard with a photograph of Tanjong Pagar Police Station. It is a two-storey colonial building with a dome structure at the top. A rickshaw is parked in front of the building. The back of the postcard is unwritten. Date of creation estimated.

This postcard features a coloured picture of a part of Singapore. It shows colonial-style multi-storey buildings with green trees. The back of the postcard is bears a postmark dated 1919. It is mailed to Holland. Date of creation estimated.

This is a black-and-white postcard with a photograph of a road leading to the Singapore General Post Office and the Cavenagh Bridge. Trams are on road. The bridge is on the left in the background. Two rickshaws are in the foreground. The back of the postcard is unwritten. Date of...

This coloured postcard features a photograph showing Sea View Hotel at Tanjong Katong, Singapore. It is behind tall coconut trees in the foreground. This card has a divided back. Date of creation estimated.

A black and white postcard of Tanjong Katong beach. The outhouses and jetty most probably belonged to the establishment (slightly hidden) further inland. They formed part of the many holiday lodgings that made Tanjong Katong a popular seaside resort in the early 1900s. Many of these were demolished during World...

This is the front of a black-and-white postcard with a photograph of the four-storey Namazie Mansions at the junction of North Bridge Road (left) and Stamford Road (right). This was later renamed as Capitol Building. Motor cars can be seen on Stamford Road. Date of creation estimated.

This black-and-white picture postcard shows the building of the Stock Exchange of Singapore in the old days. It is a two-storey colonial building. This card has a divided back. Date of creation estimated.

A black and white postcard of Tanjong Katong beach with coconut trees leaning towards the sea from the shore. An attap outhouse linked to a jetty adds a rustic charm to the scenic seaside. Date of creation estimated.

This is a black-and-white picture postcard with a photograph showing a scene at South Bridge Road. Double- and triple-storey shophouses line both sides of the street. This postcard has a divided back. Date of creation estimated.

This is a black-and-white postcard with a photograph of the Young Men's Christian Association (YMCA) building located at Stamford Road. It was established in 1903, providing members with access to self-enrichment programmes and sports facilities. A few motor cars can be seen on the road. Date of creation estimated.

This postcard shows a view of Beach Road. Three-storey shophouses are seen on the left. On the road are rickshaws and bullock carts.

This coloured picture postcard shows a view of Bras Basah and North Bridge Roads. There is a sheltered walkway on the right. A two-storey colonial building is behind the walkway. This postcard has a divided back format.

This shows the front of a black-and-white postcard with a photograph Connaught Drive and its surroundings. Beside the sea is Esplanade Park. Esplanade (present-day Padang) is the rectangular piece of land just behind the road. Colonial-style buildings are seen on the left, behind Connaught Drive.

This shows the front and back of a coloured picture postcard with a photograph of a scene at Hill Street. A rickshaw is seen on the road. The two-storey building on the right side is the Masonic Hall. The postcard has a divided back and was mailed to England.

This shows the front and back of a postcard with a photograph of the gas works at Geylang (spelled "Gelang") Road. This postcard has a divided back.

This postcard shows the facade of the building of Bank of Taiwan. This is a three-storey building at the corner of Battery Road and Flint Street. Rickshaws can be seen on the street in front of the building.

This postcard shows the facade of the building of Bank of Taiwan. This is a three-storey building at the corner of Battery Road and Flint Street.

This shows the front and back of a coloured picture postcard with a photograph of a scene at Hill Street. A rickshaw is seen on the road. The two-storey building on the right side is the Masonic Hall. The postcard has a divided back.

This postcard shows the facade of the building of Bank of Taiwan. This is a three-storey building at the corner of Battery Road and Flint Street. Rickshaws can be seen on the street in front of the building.

This shows the front of a coloured picture postcard with a photograph showing the General Post Office (right) and Singapore Club (left). Pedestrians and rickshaws are seen on the street between the two buildings.

This shows the front and back of a black-and-white postcard with a photograph of the junction of High Street and North Bridge Road. Two- and three-storey shophouses are seen on the sides of the roads. Trams and rickshaws are on the roads. This postcard has a divided back.

This shows the front and back of a postcard with a photograph of the gas works at Geylang (spelled "Gelang") Road. Sent from Singapore to Holland, this postcard has a divided back.