I have some very old postards of Hull FC players / team photographs from the early 1900's in my possession.

I dont know who they are or anything about them.

I'd like to show them on here, get more information about them (maybe from older members on here) and if there is such an archive, pass them on to be displayed.

HELP! Any suggestions......

Scan them and get them on here for confirmation, I'm sure there's a few who could help.

It was announced last night that on Sunday September 11th, FC Voices with help from the club are to hold a Hull FC Heritage Day at the KC and are welcoming all Hull fans to dig out their memorabilia for show.

Depends how many there are. If there are loads then an album on imageshack.us or similar would be better suited.

I have 4 postcards of Hull FC and dare I say it......3 on Hull City.

I dont know how to load them up on here.

They have been scanned as a jpeg image.

You need to find an image hosting site like Photobucket. Then upload your jpegs to that site and then copy the image URL onto here...in the words of a meerkat, Simples!!!

Thankyou Karen & Panda92.

Us old ones are not good with todays technology....

Here you go

Are you on Facebook? There's a page on there called 'rugby League players, Past Present and future' that has some smashing old pics. Maybe you could up load them onto there for people to look at too. www.facebook.com/home.php#!/grou ... 5456506741

Are you on Facebook? There's a page on there called 'rugby League players, Past Present and future' that has some smashing old pics. Maybe you could up load them onto there for people to look at too. www.facebook.com/home.php#!/grou ... 5456506741

I'm not sure but I'm going to guess that this one was called E Rogers!!!

Airlie Bird has certainly put on a few pounds over the years

Also seems to have changed species as well.

Edward Rogers, listed as record Hull Fc appearence holder, 501 between 1906-25

I had loads of these post cards given to me by one of the old women who worked in the old Souvenir shop next to the best stand getting on for 30 years ago. I've no idea where they are now.