The inset images of the Matlocks are almost incidental on these two Welsh and Sons multiview postcards as they are so small. The lettering is far more significant, especially on the name Matlock on the top image and on the date of 1907 on the second one down. Each letter or number is a montage of photographs of women and girls in their "best" clothes, with the majority in image two sporting large brimmed hats. One or two are holding fans.

These cards aren't saucy in the conventional sense, but they are definitely unusual and on the 0 of 1907 are a couple where the male is snatching a quick kiss! It is clear that the cards are marketing the prospect of meeting lovely ladies rather that enjoying the local scenery. So it is more like come to Matlock and meet the pretty girls - oh, and by the way, if you don't strike lucky there are some pleasant landmarks that you can visit as a consolation!

Although we don't know where the first of the pair was printed, the second was printed in Belgium and it is likely that both cards were printed there as they are the same style of card.

Souvenir of 1907 from Matlock. Top, from left - Switzerland View | River Derwent from Matlock Bridge Second row down - Cromford Bridge Third row down - Promenade, Matlock Bath | High Tor and Tor Cottage, Matlock Dale Bottom row, right - Chatsworth House