Colleen and donkey with pannier baskets in front right of centre, also two colleens sitting on low wall at left.

B/W litho, black high ‘Harp’ back type FB 14.

N.n. Title in one line at top left.

Title altered to, Fisherman’s and Model Cottages (Art Gallery behind), Ballymaclinton, Franco- British Exhibition, London, 1908.

Coloured, greenish grey small size ‘Throughout the World’ back type FB 5.

N.n. Title in two lines at top left.

Title altered to, Fisherman’s and Model Cottages (Art Gallery behind), Ballymaclinton, (M’Clinton’s Town erected by the makers of M’Clinton’s Soap), Franco-British Exhibition.

Coloured, grey ‘POST CARD’ with four lines of text, back type FB 13.

N.n. Title in two lines at top left.

Title altered to, Model Cottage, Ballymaclinton, Franco-British Exhibition, London, 1908.

Coloured, brown small size ‘Throughout the World’ back type FB 5.

N.n. Title in two lines at top left.

Sepia litho, black ‘Throughout the World’ back type FB 2.

N.n. Title in two lines at top left.

Title altered to, Model Cottage, Ballymaclinton, M’Clinton’s Town erected by the Makers of M’Clinton’s Soap.

B/W litho, brown ‘POST CARD’ with four lines of text, back type FB 13.

N.n. Title without brackets with capital ‘M’ to ‘Makers’ in two lines at top left.

Title altered to, Model Cottage, Ballymaclinton, (M’Clinton’s Town erected by the Makers of M’Clinton’s Soap).

B/W litho, brown ‘POST CARD’ with four lines of text, back type FB 13.

N.n. Title with capital ‘M’ to ‘Makers’ in two lines at top left.

B/W litho, grey ‘POST CARD’ with four lines of text, back type FB 13.

N.n. Title with capital ‘M’ to ‘Makers’ in two lines at top left.

Title altered to, Model Cottage, Ballymaclinton, (M’Clinton’s Town erected by the makers of M’Clinton’s Soap).

Coloured, grey ‘POST CARD’ with four lines of text, back type FB 13.

N.n. Title with small ‘m’ to ‘makers’ in two lines at top left.

For other post cards of this view see in the Imperial International Exhibition section, under ‘Model Cottage Ballymaclinton’.

Jaunting car with Colleen passenger holding basket, and man with donkey in centre.

B/W litho, grey ‘Throughout the World’ back type FB 2.

402 Title in one line at bottom left.

Title altered to, Ballymaclinton, (M’Clinton’s Town erected by the makers of M’Clinton’s Soap).

Coloured, grey ‘POST CARD’ with four lines of text, back type FB 13.

N.n. Title in one line at top left, without ‘Valentine’s Series Copyright’.

Coloured, greenish grey ‘POST CARD’ with four lines of text, back type FB 13.

N.n. Title in two lines at top left, with ‘Valentine’s Series Copyright’ to the left.

Title altered to, M’Clinton’s Soap Works, Ballymaclinton, (M’Clinton’s Town erected by the makers of M’Clinton’s Soap).

Coloured, grey ‘GIANT POST CARD’ with four lines of text, back type FB 19.

402 Title in one line at top left.

402 Title in two lines at top centre.

For other large sized post cards see under Giant post cards.

B/W litho, greenish grey ‘POST CARD’ with four lines of text, back type FB 13.

N.n. Title in two lines at bottom left, without ‘Valentine’s Series Copyright’.

Title altered to, Colleens clamouring for their Letters, Ballymaclinton, Franco-British Exhibition.

Coloured, greenish grey ‘POST CARD’ with four lines of text, back type FB 13.

N.n. Title without tails in two lines at bottom left, without ‘Valentine’s Series Copyright’.

There are two different views published with ‘Colleens Dancing’ included in the title, this one has six colleens dancing roughly in a straight row. For the other view see under ‘Colleens Dancing (M’Clinton’s Town erected by the Makers of M’Clinton’s Soap)’. N.n.

B/W litho, greenish grey high ‘Harp’ back type FB 14.

N.n. Title in one line at top left, without ‘Valentine’s Series Copyright’.

Title altered to, Colleens Dancing, Ballymaclinton, Franco-British Exhibition.

B/W litho, grey ‘low Harp’ back type FB 15.

N.n. Title in one line at top left, without ‘Valentine’s Series Copyright’.

Title altered to, Colleens Dancing, Ballymaclinton, Franco-British Exhibition, London, 1908.

B/W litho, greenish grey high ‘Harp’ back type FB 14.

N.n. Title in two lines at top right, without ‘Valentine’s Series Copyright’.

Coloured, grey small size ‘Throughout the World’ back type FB 5.

175 Title in one line at top right.

Coloured, brown small size ‘Throughout the World’ back type FB 5.

175 Title in one line at top left.

Coloured, dark grey small size ‘Throughout the World’ back type FB 5.

175 Title in one line at top left.

Sepia litho, black ‘Throughout the World’ back type FB 2.

N.n. Title in two lines at top left, without ‘Valentine’s Series Copyright’.

Title altered to, Colleens Dancing, (Ballymaclinton), Franco-British Exhibition, London, 1908.

Coloured, grey ‘low Harp’ back type FB 15.

175 Title in one line at top right.

Title altered to, Colleens Dancing, Ballymaclinton, (M’Clinton’s Town erected by the makers of M’Clinton’s Soap).

Coloured, grey ‘POST CARD’ with four lines of text, back type FB 13.

175 Title in one line at top left.

Title altered to, Colleens Dancing, Ballymaclinton, (M’Clinton’s Town erected by the Makers of M’Clinton’s Soap), Franco-British Exhibition.

Coloured, brownish grey ‘GIANT POST CARD’ with four lines of text, back type FB 19.

N.n. Title with capital ‘M’ to ‘Makers’ in two lines at top left.

For other large sized post cards see under Giant post cards.

Title altered to, Colleens Dancing, (Morton’s Carpet Factory on the left), Ballymaclinton, Franco-British Exhibition, London, 1908.

Coloured, dark grey small size ‘Throughout the World’ back type FB 5.

175 Title in two lines at top right.

Coloured, green small size ‘Throughout the World’ back type FB 5.

175 Title in two lines at top right.

Title altered to, Colleens Dancing, (Morton’s Carpet Factory on the left), Ballymaclinton, (M’Clinton’s Town erected by the makers of M’Clinton’s Soap), Franco-British Exhibition.

Coloured, greenish grey ‘POST CARD’ with four lines of text, back type FB 13.

175 Title in two lines at top centre.

For other post cards of this view see in the Imperial International Exhibition section, under ‘Colleens Dancing, Ballymaclinton, (M’Clinton’s Town erected by the makers of M’Clinton’s Soap).

The last thing you want in a post card is an old oil drum as seen on the far right of the view on the B/W litho cards. Actually you can only see half of the oil drum, removing this presented no problem to Valentine’s artist’s when they published the same view in colour.

Ballymaclinton Forge, (M’Clinton’s Town erected by the Makers of M Clinton’s Soap. (First apostrophe to second ‘M Clinton’s’ and bracket after ‘Soap’ missing on title.)

B/W litho, grey ‘POST CARD’ with four lines of text, back type FB 13.

N.n. Title with capital ‘M’ to ‘Makers’ in two lines at top left, without ‘Valentine’s Series Copyright’.

Title altered to, The Forge, Ballymaclinton, (M’Clinton’s Town erected by the Makers of M’Clinton’s Soap).

B/W litho, grey ‘POST CARD’ with four lines of text, back type FB 13.

N.n. Title with capital ‘M’ to ‘Makers’ in two lines at top left, without ‘Valentine’s Series Copyright’.

Title altered to, The Forge, Ballymaclinton, (M’Clinton’s Town erected by the makers of M’Clinton’s Soap).

Coloured, grey ‘POST CARD’ with four lines of text, back type FB 13.

N.n. Split title with small ‘m’ to ‘makers’ in two lines at top right.

Title altered to, (M’Clinton’s Town erected by the makers of M’Clinton’s Soap).

Coloured, greenish grey ‘POST CARD’ with four lines of text, back type FB 13.

N.n. Title with small ‘m’ to ‘makers’ in one line at top right.

Four colleens in foreground with three donkeys. With nine different titles there is plenty of variety in these cards. The R/Photo and B/W litho printings show five people coming out of the cottage on the right. The Kilcullen Tower is very prominent on the left and at the base of the tower are three men leaning on a fence. The coloured cards seem to have what appears to be a row of scaffold poles added behind the ruined church, which do not appear on the R/Photo and B/W cards, apart from that they are the same. For the Imperial International Exhibition the cards have been gone over by an artist the Kilcullen Tower and three men have been removed, together with the five people coming out of the cottage. Also the shamrock ironwork on the bracket supporting the sign board has been improved.

B/W litho, greenish grey ‘high Harp’ back type FB 14.

N.n. Title in two lines at top centre.

Title altered to, Irish Village Street, Franco-British Exhibition, London, 1908.

Sepia R/Photo, black ‘X L’ back type FB 11.

177 Title in two lines at bottom centre.

Title altered to, Main Street and Ancient Church, Ballymaclinton, Franco-British Exhibition.

B/W litho, grey ‘low Harp’ back type FB 15.

N.n. Title in two lines at top right.

Title altered to, Main Street and Ancient Church, Ballymaclinton, Franco-British Exhibition, London, 1908.

B/W litho, black ‘high Harp’ back type FB 14.

N.n. Title in two lines at top right.

B/W litho, green ‘high Harp’ back type FB 14.

N.n. Title in two lines at top right.

B/W litho, greenish grey ‘high Harp’ back type FB 14.

N.n. Title in two lines at top right.

Coloured, grey ‘Throughout the World’ with ‘Correspondence’ at an angle back type FB 3.

177 Title in two lines at top centre.

Coloured, deep green small size ‘Throughout the World’ back type FB 5.

177 Title in two lines at top centre.

Coloured, grey small size ‘Throughout the World’ back type FB 5.

177 Title in two lines at top centre.

Title altered to, Main Street and Ancient Church, (Ballymaclinton), Franco-British Exhibition, London, 1908.

Coloured, grey ‘low Harp’ back type FB 15.

177 Title in two lines at top right.

Coloured, red ‘low Harp’ back type FB 15.

177 Title in two lines at top right.

Title altered to, Main Street and Ancient Church, Ballymaclinton, (M’Clinton’s Town erected by the makers of M’Clinton’s Soap).

Coloured, grey ‘POST CARD’ with four lines of text, back type FB 13.

177 Title in two lines at top centre.

Title altered to, Main Street and Ancient Church, Ballymaclinton, (M’Clinton’s Town erected by the makers of M’Clinton’s Soap), Franco-British Exhibition.

Coloured, grey ‘POST CARD’ with four lines of text, back type FB 13.

177 Title in three lines at top right of centre.

Coloured, greenish grey ‘POST CARD’ with four lines of text, back type FB 13.

177 Title in three lines at top right of centre.

Title altered to, Main Street and Church, Ballymaclinton, (M’Clinton’s Town erected by the Makers of M’Clinton’s Soap).

B/W litho, grey ‘POST CARD’ with four lines of text, back type FB 13.

N.n. Title with capital ‘M’ to ‘Makers’ in two lines at top right of centre.

Title altered to, Main Street, Ballymaclinton, (Erected by the Makers of M’Clinton’s Soap).

Coloured, grey ‘GIANT POST CARD’ with four lines of text, back type FB 19.

177 Title with capital ‘M’ to ‘Makers’ in two lines at top right.

For other large sized post cards see under Giant post cards.

For other post cards of this view see in the Imperial International Exhibition section, under ‘Ballymaclinton Colleens’.

Ballymaclinton, Franco-British Exhibition, St. Patrick’s Cross. Two colleens, one seated by St. Patrick’s Cross, see under Ballymaclinton Cross, (M’Clinton’s Town erected by the Makers of M’Clinton’s Soap). No. 179.

Ballymaclinton, (Irish Village), Franco-British Exhibition, London, 1908. (A pre exhibition forerunner.)

B/W litho, sunk plate with large white border, dark green ‘Throughout the World’ back type FB 2.

N.n. Split title in one line at bottom centre,

B/W litho, sunk plate with large white border, greenish grey ‘Throughout the World’

back type FB 2.

N.n. Split title in one line bottom centre,

B/W litho, greenish grey ‘Throughout the World’ back type FB 2.

N.n. Title in two lines at bottom right.

B/W litho, black ‘Throughout the World’ back type FB 2.

N.n. Title in two lines at bottom right.

Coloured, red ‘F B seal’ back type FB 1.

N.n. Title in two lines at top left.

Title altered to, Irish Village (Ballymaclinton), Franco-British Exhibition, London, 1908.

Coloured, red ‘F B seal’ back type FB 1.

N.n. Title in two lines at top right. This is only known printed on a very thick card.

Two colleens in cloaks standing in road near iron gates.

Coloured, greenish grey ‘POST CARD’ with four lines of text, back type FB 13.

581 Split title in one line at top centre in upright letters, without ‘Valentine’s Series Copyright’.

Title altered to, Ballymaclinton, (McClinton’s Town erected by the makers of McClinton’s Soap).

Coloured, brown ‘POST CARD’ with four lines of text, back type FB 13.

581 Split title spelt ‘McClinton’s’, not the usual ‘M’Clinton’s’ in one line at top centre, ‘Ballymaclinton’ only in sloping letters, the rest of the title in upright letters, without ‘Valentine’s Series Copyright’.

Colleen on donkey in the right foreground with policeman standing behind them.

Coloured, grey ‘Throughout the World’ with ‘Correspondence’ at an angle, back type FB 3.

396 Title in one line at top left.

Title altered to, Ballymaclinton Post Office, (M’Clinton’s Town erected by the Makers of M’Clinton’s Soap).

B/W litho, brownish grey ‘POST CARD’ with four lines of text, back type FB 13.

396 Title with capital ‘M’ to ‘Makers’ in two lines at top left.

Title altered to, Ballymaclinton Post Office, (M’Clinton’s Town erected by the makers of M’Clinton’s Soap).

Coloured, grey ‘POST CARD’ with four lines of text, back type FB 13.

396 Title with small ‘m’ to ‘makers’ in two lines at top left.

Coloured, greenish grey ‘POST CARD’ with four lines of text, back type FB 13.

396 Title with small ‘m’ to ‘makers’ in two lines at top left.

Title altered to, Post Office, Ballymaclinton, (M’Clinton’s Town erected by the makers of M’Clinton’s Soap), Franco-British Exhibition.

Coloured, brown ‘POST CARD’ with four lines of text, back type FB 13.

396 Split title in two lines at top centre.

Coloured, dark grey ‘POST CARD’ with four lines of text, back type FB 13.

396 Split title in two lines at top centre.

For other post cards of this view see in the Imperial International Exhibition section, under ‘Ballymaclinton Post Office’.

Ballymaclinton, The Colleen’s Fortune, (M’Clinton’s Town erected by the makers of M’Clinton’s Soap). (With apostrophe to Colleen’s)

Coloured, greenish grey ‘POST CARD’ with four lines of text, back type FB 13.

409 Title with small ‘m’ to ‘makers’ in one line at top left.

Title altered to, Colleens Fortune Telling, Ballymaclinton, (M’Clinton’s Town erected by the Makers of M’Clinton’s Soap). (Without apostrophe to Colleens)

B/W litho, brownish grey ‘POST CARD’ with four lines of text, back type FB 13.

409 Title with capital ‘M’ to ‘Makers’ in two lines at top left.

Title altered to, Colleens Fortune Telling, Ballymaclinton, (M’Clinton’s Town erected by the makers of M’Clinton’s Soap). (Without apostrophe to Colleens)

Coloured, grey ‘POST CARD’ with four lines of text, back type FB 13.

409 Split title with small ‘m’ to ‘makers’ in one line at top right.

Coloured, grey ‘GIANT POST CARD’ with four lines of text, back type FB 19.

409 Title in two lines at top centre.

For other large sized post cards see under Giant post cards.

Title altered to, Fortune Telling, Ballymaclinton, (M’Clinton’s Town erected by the Makers of M’Clinton’s Soap).

B/W litho, grey ‘POST CARD’ with four lines of text, back type FB 13.

409 Title with capital ‘M’ to ‘Makers’ in two lines at top left.

Coloured, greenish grey ‘POST CARD’ with four lines of text, back type FB 13.

409 Title with small ‘m’ to ‘makers’ in two lines at top centre.

Title altered to, Irish Colleens-Fortune Telling.

On this card the artist has virtually redesigned the card. Although the group of colleens are still recognisable, a hat has been removed from one girl, and a hat has been changed for a shawl on another. The building has been redrawn with extra windows and a door added, a low wall removed and replaced with chickens. The earliest known used card is dated 28 June 1911, so this comes into the White City exhibitions period. The coloured card has a grey small size ‘Throughout the World’ back with ‘Valentine Dublin’ on the left and ‘Printed in Scotland’ along the right side of the blank stamp box, back type FB 6. This card was republished several times with various backs, one in 1927 in Valentine’s ‘Colourtone’ Series. This card is included for the design relationship, the 1911 card is doubtful and the later ones are certainly not White City exhibition cards.

For other post cards of this view see in the Imperial International Exhibition section, under ‘Fortune Telling at Ballymaclinton.’.

Coloured, red ‘F B seal’ back type FB 1.

299 Title in one line at top right.

Title altered to, Imperial Sports Club, Franco-British Exhibition, London, 1908.

B/W R/Photo, black ‘X L’ back type FB 11.

299 Title in two lines at bottom left.

Coloured, red ‘F B seal’ back type FB 1.

299 Title in one line at top right.

Sepia R/Photo, black ‘X L’ back type FB 11.

299 Title in two lines at bottom left.

Baynard’s Castle and Entrance to Fleet Ditch. see under Old London, Franco-British Exhibition, London, 1908. Type 3.

The coloured cards are known without any clouds in the sky ‘without clouds’ and where white clouds have been added ‘with clouds’.

Coloured with clouds, grey ‘POST CARD’ with four lines of text, back type FB 13.

384 Title in two lines at top centre. Vert left.

Coloured without clouds, brown ‘POST CARD’ with four lines of text, back type FB 13.

384 Title in two lines at top centre. Vert left.

Title altered to, Kissing the Blarney Stone, Ballymaclinton, (M’Clinton’s Town erected by the makers of M’Clinton’s Soap), Franco-British Exhibition.

Coloured without clouds, deep green ‘POST CARD’ with four lines of text, back type FB 13.

384 Title in three lines at top centre. Vert left.

For other post cards of this view see in the Small Publishers section, under M’Clinton who published cards printed by Valentine with a M’Clinton’s Soap advert on the back.

Border FB Bo 1. This border has the figures of Britannia and Marianne standing on each side of the channel holding their respective flags. Over the oblong view in a gold border is ‘Entente Cordiale Franco-British Exhibition London 1908. For full details of any card see under the title in its alphabetical position.

Border FB Bo 2. Valentine’s published a series of Christmas cards for 1908, they all contain a sepia litho view in an oblong frame within a coloured border. Four different borders were used showing the flags of the two countries, or coats of arms in shields of various shapes, and two of the borders feature holly. Some where in the design is ‘Christmas 1908’ in red, or ‘Xmas 1908’ in gold. For full details of any card see under the title in its alphabetical position.

288 On the Western Lagoon, Franco-British Exhibition, Xmas, 1908. Vert left.

467 Elite Gardens, Franco-British Exhibition, Xmas, 1908. Vert left

Border FB Bo 3. This series has a sepia photogravure view in an oblong frame with a gold edge. The border in red white and blue consists of diagonal strips made up of the British and French flags. For full details of any card see under the title in its alphabetical position.

Border FB Bo 4. This border has the flags of France and Britain each side of an oblong view in a gold border with ‘Franco-British Exhibition London 1908’ and under the view is ‘Vive L’Entente Cordiale’. For full details of any card see under the title in its alphabetical position.

There are two different views published under the title ‘Bridge in the Court of Honour, Franco-British Exhibition, London, 1908.’ as they are not all numbered, a brief description is given to enable them to be identified, they are listed as type 1 and 2. The first one is a pre exhibition forerunner

Type 1. Two people leaning over the low pierced concrete wall looking at the water. The figures are drawn, not photographs of real people.

Bridge in Court of Honour, Franco-British Exhibition, London, 1908. (A pre exhibition forerunner.)

B/W litho, sunk plate with large white border, dark grey ‘Throughout the World’ back type FB 2.

N.n. Title in two lines bottom left, within the picture, without ‘Valentine’s Series Copyright’.

B/W litho, sunk plate with large white border, deep green ‘Throughout the World’ back

type FB 2.

N.n. Split title in one line at bottom centre, below picture, with ‘Valentine’s Series Copyright’.

Note, this card is known where the plate containing the titles which were printed at a second operation, was put into the press the wrong way round. This resulted in the title being printed upside down or inverted and at the top of the card instead of at the bottom, where it should have been. It also resulted in the titles not being correct in relation to the views and in this case instead of being titled ‘Bridge in Court of Honour, Franco-British Exhibition, London, 1908.’ the card is titled ‘Palace of Women’s Work, Franco-British Exhibition, London, 1908.’

B/W litho, sunk plate with large white border, greenish grey ‘Throughout the World’

back type FB 2.

N.n. Split title in one line at bottom centre, below picture, with ‘Valentine’s Series Copyright’.

Coloured, dark grey ‘Throughout the World’ back type FB 2.

N.n. Title in one line at top right without ‘Valentine’s Series Copyright’.

Coloured, grey ‘Throughout the World’ back type FB 2.

N.n. Title in one line at top right with a horizontal ‘Valentine’s Series Copyright’.

N.n. Title in one line at top right without ‘Valentine’s Series Copyright’.

Coloured, bluish grey ‘Throughout the World’ back type FB 2.

N.n. Title in one line at top right with a horizontal ‘Valentine’s Series Copyright’.

Coloured, red ‘F B seal’ back type FB 1.

N.n. Title in one line at top right with a horizontal ‘Valentine’s Series Copyright’.

Sepia R/Photo, black ‘X L’ back type FB 11.

N.n. Title in one line at bottom left, with ‘Valentine’s Series Copyright’.

Type 2. This view has a small group of six men standing near the bridge, at bottom left of centre.

B/W litho, greenish grey ‘Throughout the World’ back type FB 2.

N.n. Title in two lines at top left.

B/W litho, black ‘Throughout the World’ back type FB 2.

N.n. Title in two lines at top left.

Coloured, red ‘F B seal’ back type FB 1.

185 Title in one line at top left. This is known with and without a stop after 1908.

Coloured ‘GIANT POST CARD’, grey ‘Throughout the World’ back type FB 17.

185. Title in one line at top left.

For other large sized post cards see under Giant post cards.

There are seven different views published under the title ‘British Applied Arts Palace, Franco-British Exhibition, London, 1908.’ as they are not all numbered, a brief description is given to enable them to be identified, they are listed as type 1 to 7. The first three are pre exhibition forerunners.

Type 1. The first is a view of the Palace across a roadway with many figures drawn in the foreground.

British Applied Arts Palace, Franco-British Exhibition, London, 1908. (A pre exhibition forerunner.)

B/W litho, sunk plate with large white border, black ‘Throughout the World’ back type FB 2.

N.n. Split title in one line bottom centre.

B/W litho, sunk plate with large white border, deep green ‘Throughout the World’ back

type FB 2.

N.n. Split title in one line bottom centre.

B/W litho, On this card and the next one, "Valentine’s Series Copyright’’ was printed in white on a white path where it did not show, it was re-done on a dark lawn. Traces of the first imprint can still be seen. Grey ‘Throughout the World’ back type FB 2.

N.n. Title in two lines at top right.

B/W litho, (see note above) greenish grey ‘Throughout the World’ back type FB 2.

N.n. Title in two lines at top right.

Coloured, grey ‘Throughout the World’ back type FB 2.

N.n. Title in one line at top right. Back upright.

Coloured, greenish grey ‘Throughout the World’ back type FB 2.

N.n. Title in one line at top right. Back inverted.

Coloured, red ‘F B seal’ back type FB 1.

N.n. Title in one line at top right.

N.n. Title in one line at top left.

Sepia R/Photo, black ‘X L’ back type FB 11.

N.n. Title in one line at bottom right.

Type 2. This is a view of the Palace across the Lagoon, with bridge on right.

British Applied Arts Palace, Franco-British Exhibition, London, 1908. (A pre exhibition forerunner.)

B/W litho, sunk plate with large white border, greenish grey ‘Throughout the World’

back type FB 2.

N.n. Split title in one line bottom centre.

B/W litho, sunk plate with large white border, bluish grey ‘Throughout the World’

back type FB 2.

N.n. Split title in one line bottom centre.

Coloured, grey ‘Throughout the World’ back type FB 2.

N.n. Title in one line at top left.

Coloured, red ‘F B seal’ back type FB 1.

N.n. Title in one line at top left. This is also known printed on a very thick card.

Sepia R/Photo, black ‘X L’ back type FB 11.

N.n. Title in one line at bottom centre.