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This postcard features an embroidered oval British flag in its center, surrounded by a golden threaded circle. This central flag is surrounded by flags of the Allied powers on both sides. Above the main British flag is the word, "Honour," embroidered in tan thread. Near the bottom corners of the postcard are two gold-colored leaves. The embroidery has a cardboard border. On the back is the text, "CARTE POSTALE," with smaller text stating in French that the postcard may not be accepted by all foreign countries

This souvenir piece of embroidery is circular in shape with scalloped edges. It features the words, "Souvenir de France" in its center in yellow thread. There are colorful flowers above and below this main text. The scalloped edges are outlined in yellow thread.

This postcard features an embroidered pink and purple flower on silk fabric. Emerging from the flowers on both sides are flags of the Allied powers. Above the flower, embroidered in pink thread is the word, "GREETINGS." The bottom of the postcard reads, "FROM SOMEWHERE IN FRANCE." There is a thin cardboard border. On the back of the card, postcard is written in three languages, the main one in French, "CARTE POSTALE," with "POST CARD" and "POSTKAART" in smaller text underneath. There is text along the middle of the back of the postcard that appears to be, "VISE. Paris et Exportation. J.B. Paris," perhaps the name of a manufacturer and presumably its location.