Any ideas what Georges surname might be please?

[Lyn S]

Could it - with any stretch of the imagination - be 'STEVENS'?

Lyn S

[J.J.]

Oh, my goodness, weren't stamps about a penny back then...How many stamps are in this packet? Neat souvenir..... J.J.

[Reyz]

Lyn S 
Thank you for the suggestion, all worth noting.

JJ 
I packet has two stamps in and the other has 6 out of 12.  George V on them.

As suggested I am going to try and attach the whole of the postcard. 

[J.J.]

   Bit small for my eyes...any chance we can get  it bigger ( higher res?)
asking to much of him? and while you're at it...just the surname as big as
possible?         oh he's gonna like me isn't he?

Hey, why not throw another wrench into the works and tell you I also found a Bert Osborne... 

[Reyz]

Seeing as you asked JJ, my husband scanned it.
He enlarged it a lot and spotted a mark above the second letter and thinks it is STEVENS   ..

Hopefully I will be able to attach it.

Reyz

[J.J.]

  Now that's big! No complaints here...tell your hubby that that was what I saw when I darkened the smaller one and was my thought also that it might be a "t"
It's a bit of a stretch, as that looks like a "P" to me but it may well be an "s"...
( How many versions of "r" do I see? )

Anyhoo...tell him he's a love and did a great job!

Here's another wrench into the works, though...
George Steven comma...
http://data2.archives.ca/cef/gat3/115026a.gif

all the best...J.J.

[Reyz]

Thank you yet again JJ and I will pass your message on.

I am going to go for STEVENS    I see there are a few on the Soldiers of the 1st World War site.  Will go through them.

Thank you again    to everyone who posted on this thread and a gold star to gar and Lyn S. 

If I ever find anyone I will post on here.

Reyz

[J.J.]

Here's a black and white version  to sit and stare at for hours J.J.

[yn9man]

Looks like Plevey to me. 
yn9man