PC00148 Armada Statue, Plymouth Hoe
Good condition*
Corner damage and the postmark shows on the image
Postally used
Empire Series London. No. 277
Price: £2.00 including post and packaging
*Good – noticeable minor defects, creasing, postal damage and edge/corner damage.
Continue Reading → ShareExeter, situated on the River Exe, is a city of great antiquity and the county town of Devon.
The City has much to offer the tourist it is rich in ancient churches and old buildings. The magnificent cathedral and the guildhall, which is one of the oldest municipal buildings in England, should be on a visitors list of places to visit.
PC00143 Clock Tower, ...
Continue Reading → ShareChalfont St Giles is a town in Buckinghamshire. The poet John Milton completed the poem Paradise lost while living in a cottage in the town; the cottage is now open to the public.
PC00142 Milton’s Cottage, Chalfont St Giles
Good condition*
Marks on the card that do not show on the scan.
This photo postcard scans well.
Coles, Watford.
Postally unused
Price: ...
Continue Reading → ShareTorquay is on part of the coast often referred to as the English Riviera. The town is a popular resort with many attractions to offer visitors including good beaches, public gardens and a busy harbour.
PC00141 Torquay, The Harbour and Waldon Hill
Good condition*
Corner damage
Postally unused
Printed and Published by J Ltd., Salmon Series “Water Colour”
Price: £2.00 including post ...
Continue Reading → ShareBristol is a City and County in South West England. The city of Bristol is an ancient seaport that has played an important role in English trade and commerce. Isambard Kingdom Brunel designed the spectacular Clifton suspension bridge, which spans the Avon Gorge.
PC00139 Floating Harbour, Bristol
Bristol’s Floating Harbour is a very impressive engineering achievement.
bristolfloatingharbour.org.uk
Good condition*
Corner damage
Postally unused
price £8.00 ...
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Old picture postcards can provide a snapshot in time enabling us to see many English cities, towns and villages as they used to be. These collectible postcards provide a glimpse into the past, and a record of the social history of England.