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Unused b&w real photo view
Unused b&w real photo view
Unused b&w real photo view
Circa 1960s colour photo by W Skipper, (Card Ref: S 91 P42585)
Postally unused b&w real photo view
Vintage 1960s colour multiview card including views of Arundel, Rye, The Seven Sisters, Beachy Head and Rottingdean.
Unused 'Silveresque' photo postcard from the mid 20th century (Valentines Card # G.8932/D)
Unused b&w photo view dating from the early / mid 1900s
Postally unused printed photo view of the exterior and graveyard circa early 1900s
Unused early 1900s real photo view
Unused printed photo view from 'The Wrench' Series (No 15888), Circa early / mid 1900s
Early 1900s printed photo of the castle ruins published by D R Duncan & Co Fine Art Publishers, Eastbourne (Card No A.438/385).
Postally unused real photo view from 'H J Series, published circa early 1900s
On Cambridge Postcard - View of The Bridge of Sighs, St Johns College | Postal History - Cambridge 3 Postmark 1906
Unused circa mid 20th century photo view
Early 1900s printed photo view. Unused
Sepia printed photo. (Unused)
Sepia printed photo. (Unused)
Sepia printed photo. (Unused)
1930s sepiatone printed photo view of Kings College Chapel & Clare College, Cambridge
Early 1900s Friths Series sepiatone printed photo postcard (No 63634). Unused.
Unused Friths Series sepia tone printed photo postcard (No 60835)
On Early 1900s Christs College Cambridge Friths Series sepiatone printed photo postcard
Genealogy Interest: Mrs Harrod, Ipswich 1904
Rhodons Postcards