Triple card

 

The front cover is actually the post card titled:
 
CARTWRIGHT MEMORIAL INAUGURAL EXHIBITION, BRADFORD, 1904,
 
where the details of wording etc. can be found.

The two inside silks are actually the post cards titled:
 
LISTER PARK, BRADFORD, and
 
BRADFORD EXHIBITION, 1904 (with no flags on flagpoles),
 
where the details of wording etc. can be found.

 

 

card (when closed):
cm wide by cm deep

silk:
cm wide by cm deep

This triple card is of course not a postcard as such, in that it would not be posted, but retained as a souvenir.
The structure though is made up of three ordinary postcards, joined together with a fabric strip, to form a fold over "book".
 
 

Perspective view of the triple card:-

 
 
At the time of writing, only two of these triple cards are known, the one above, and a second relating to the Irish International Exhibition Dublin 1907. It is quite possible therefore that they were not well received by the exhibition visitors, and were discontinued very early.