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Postcards2490. Postcard: Disasters, Shipwreck near Wick. Postally-used Wick 26 November 1908. One real-photographic card: (L.A.G.46 Clyth across very deep gully with sea surging into caves at foot of very high cliffs); message "Hill O Many Stones. This is the Clyth wreck doesn't look much like one here, but today the two ends has parted company ...D.Sinclair"; 1/2 cm tear, centre top). £25.002493. Postcard: Disasters, The Landslip near Brighton. B&R Ltd, c1910. One real-photographic card: The Landslip at Black Rock, Brighton, showing New Terrace Gardens (landslip with buildings precariously near edge of cliff and apparently-unconcerned visitors in gardens at foot of cliff). £6.002495. Postcard: Gibralter VB Cumbo, Gibralter, 1930s? A three-card coloured set, printed together and still folded and joined at the ends to form a panoramic view: i85478 Gibralter North; Gibralter The Town; Gibralter South (good crisp detail with boat in centre foreground and left middle-ground, and liner in distance). £8.002458. Postcard: Ireland, Belfast. Walton's, Belfast, c1910. Three cards: Valentine's 16093 Conservatory Botanic Gardens (good detail of Palm House, worn, matt, sepia): Valentine's 55400 Marble Staircase, City Hall (gloss, sepia): 919902 Fisherwick Church (corner of Malone Road and Chlorine Gardens, hand-coloured, rare view). £8.002469. Postcard: Ireland, Belfast. Hartman, both postally-used 1904. Two coloured cards: 2443 5 Royal Avenue (good streetscape with two horse trams in foreground): 2443 7 High Street (very good streetscape with jaunting cars for hire, and telephone wires and installation). £5.002467. Postcard: Ireland, Belfast. National Series, 1905. One luxury-production card: Castle Place (9cm x 5cm print mounted on embossed, chamferred thick card; print sharp enough to read advertisements, destinations and fleet numbers on trams in foreground). £8.002382. Postcard: Ireland, Belfast. c1915. Three matt, sepia cards, with wide cream borders, of The Lodge, Fortwilliam Park (a private school conducted by the Rentoul family): 76157 exterior view: 76156 The Lounge (girls at the piano, reading and doing tapestry): 76158 Entrance Hall. £25.002451. Postcard: Ireland, Belfast. Both postally-used 1915. Two matt, sepia cards, with white borders, of The Lodge, Fortwilliam Park (a private school conducted by the Rentoul family): exterior view: The Drawing Room. £15.002452. Postcard: Ireland, Belfast. Valentine's, Dublin, both postally used 1912. Two coloured, photographic cards, in green borders with harps and shamrocks: 16643 Albert Memorial, Belfast (good detail High Street, Queen's Square): High Street (streetscape with trams, horse-drawn vehicles and pedestrians). £6.002455. Postcard: Ireland, Belfast. Hurst & Co, Belfast, all postally-used c1910. Three glossy, sepia cards: On the Lagan (with couple in rowing-boat): On the Lagan (canal landscape with cows): Municipal Technical Institute. £10.002483. Postcard: Ireland, Belfast. Phillips, Belfast, 1906. One real-photographic card, 9 1/2 cm x 13 cms, the reverse printed in purple with the words "POST CARD" separated by a logo, over the words "Phillips, Photographer, Belfast" and "For address only". Written on the back are the words "1906 Maria Boyd", and, in a modern hand, "The first electric tram to ply for hire in Belfast, at Queen's University". The photograph is a splendid record of municipal exuberance, with tram No 66, including the trolly-boom, festooned with electric lamps, with the monogram BCT high on the front and the City's motto on the modesty boards. The railings round the upper-deck are extended upwards for several feet with arches of lamps and branches of greenery. £40.002453. Postcard: Ireland, Belfast. Valentine's, 1933. Two glossy, sepia cards: 202581 City Hall and Garden of Remembrance: 55396 City Hall, Principal Landing under the Dome. £3.002377. Postcard: Ireland, Portrush. Aerofilms, c1942. One glossy, sepia card, white border: Portrush, Co Antrim (lovely sharp aerial view with good details of harbour). £5.002503. Postcard: New Zealand, Dunedin. Auckland, message dated 1921. One real-photographic card: Princes Street, Dunedin FGR5720 (view taken looking down steep hill; very good details of three- and four-storey buildings ; hairdresser's, oyster-bars; groups of pedestrians; three trams in middle ground and one in background; telephone poles; card sent, presumably in envelope or parcel, from Mattie at 30 MacLaggan Street, Dunedin, 2 May 1921). £35.002487. Postcard: New Zealand, Hastings. Hall & Sons, Hastings, postally-used Belfast, Ireland, 1914. One hand-coloured, real-photographic card: Railway Street, Hastings, NZ (good, animated streetscape: water-tower and rails on left; good detail of six buildings including the Trocadero and McCorkindale's the Jewellers, above which is LC Whitehead; five small groups of people: and horse and gig}. £18.002488. Postcard: New Zealand, Hastings. Gordon Series, postally-used Belfast, Ireland, 1910. One real-photographic card: 81. Hastings, Heretaunga St. ET (superb animated streetscape; telephone poles and hotel on left; good detail of buildings on both sides of street back to McGlashan's on right, beside bell-tower; cart and other horse-drawn vehicles, early motor, cyclists and pedestrians). £25.002501. Postcard: New Zealand, Hastings. HE Brunton, Hastings, postally-used Belfast, Ireland, 1909. One very-fine-grained printed card, very sharp: Railway Station, Hastings (superb busy railway station scene looking along the tracks towards the station; to the left are goods sidings with horse-vehicles, lamp standard, goods stores, men chatting and loaded wagons; middle distance has three trains between the platforms with tank engine facing camera; to the right a row of horse-drawn vehicles, the last of which is clearly a horse-bus; then good details of buildings opposite station, including Hassin's? Estate Agents, telephone poles, horse-drawn vehicle, early motor, and pedestrians; with water-tower in right foreground; very slight wear to corners and small crease to top-right corner). £45.002485. Postcard: New Zealand, Havelock. Clapham Series, c1910. One real-photographic card: Havelock Hills, Hastings, 802 (slightly faded; road, between wire fences, leading into settlement; on reverse "..another view of Havelock ..the road..comes into Havelock by..the Manse"; "The hills are still there only there are a few more houses about now". £10.002486. Postcard: New Zealand, Havelock. Clapham Series, c1910. One real-photographic card: 1603 Havelock N, Nr. Hastings (good detail of two-storied houses with verandas and WF Evan's shop, at crossroads: wire fences and telephone lines: and group of children. Postally-used in Co Antrim, Ireland, in 1912). £20.002502. Postcard: New Zealand, Napier. Fergusson Ltd, Industria series, postally-used Ballymena, Ireland, 1909. One coloured, very sharp card: Napier NZ Showing Sea Front (No F 70?; very good details of buildings in very compact section of townscape; "I got nine of these postcards from Willie this morning"; slight wear to corners). £10.002465. Postcard: Royalty, Funeral of Edward VII. 1910. One matt, sepia card: 32 H.I.H. the Hereditary Prince of the Ottoman Empire, H.M. the King of the Belgians, H.I.H. the Archduke Franz Ferdinand of Austria passing through Piccadilly, Friday, May 20th 1910. - ND. (Part of the mounted funeral procession between immense crowds, the route lined by police with muskets). £10.002358. Postcard: Scotland, Aberdeen. Valentine's, 1908. Five cards of views of Aberdeen with a white-heather border: 37591 Girdleness Lighthouse: 11569 The Fish Market (trawlers, men and boxes of fish): 11585 The Harbour (good detail of ship on left): 17982 Wallace Statue and HM Theatre (good streetscape): and 79919 Union Street and Facade (very good streetscape with cars, tram, horse dray and policeman on bicycle). £40.002366. Postcard: Scotland, Ardrossan. 1930s. Three glossy, sepia cards: A552 On the Sands, South Beach: A554 War Memorial: A555 Bowling Green Walk. £12.002363. Postcard: Scotland, Balmoral and Deeside. JB White, c1942. Seven monochrome cards with white borders, and patriotic messages printed on back: 6605 The Brig O' Turk, Trossachs (large stone-built bridge in sylvan landscape): 4943 Balmoral Castle and the Road to Braemar: 4939 The Winding Road and River, Royal Deeside: 4951 Looking towards Balmoral Castle: 4866 Crathie Church (in foreground against panoramic view of Deeside): 4864 Balmoral Castle and Gardens: 4874 Braemar and the Winding Dee from Craig Choinneach (good townscape). £15.002375. Postcard: Scotland, Dumfries and Galloway. c1960-1990. Ten coloured cards: map: multi-view The Solway: multi-view Bonnie Galloway: Newton Stewart from Cree Bridge: Airview of Portpatrick: Gatehouse of Fleet Clock Tower: Luce Bay: Gatehouse of Fleet, Murray Arms: Sweetheart Abbey: and Creetown Gem Rock Museum exhibit. £10.002376. Postcard: Scotland, Dumfries. c1960. Two glossy, sepia cards in white borders: multi-view Dumfries (JB White, postally-used 1961) and Lochview Restaurant and Motel, Crockerford, Dumfries. £5.002365. Postcard: Scotland, Dundee. Valentine's, 1922. Six matt, sepia "Gravuretype" cards: 85553 A Pretty Corner, Baxter Park: 85588? The Pavillion and Terrace, Baxter Park (family group and good detail of municipal gardening):0904 The Esplanade (people, trees, and Tay Bridge in background): 74728 Tay Bridge and Esplanade Station (goods train in middle ground): 84108 Tay Bridge (train steaming on to bridge in middle ground) : Reform Street (good streetscape). £30.002360. Postcard: Scotland, Dundee. Valentine's, 1909. Six matt sepia cards: 0904 The Esplanade (lots of people and trees, Tay Bridge in background): Royal Arch (port scene with lots of sailing ships and good detail of arch): 73183 Nethergate (superb street scene with two trams in middle ground, horse vehicles and good advertising and shop fronts: 16752 High Street (superb streetscape with trams, lots of people and great detail of buildings: 71512 Dundee from the Docks (splendid sharp townscape behind paddle-steamer in middle ground: 73186 Murraygate (superb streetscape with lots of people, horse vehicles and early car). £75.002359. Postcard: Scotland, Dundee. Valentine's, 1920s. Three matt, sepia cards published for RH Lundie, Reform Street: 91 Head of Seagate (superb townscape): 916 In the Vault (claustrophobic view along a very narrow street): and 1491 Wishart Arch (good streetscape with arch in foreground). £20.002362. Postcard: Scotland, Edinburgh. Valentine's, 1922. Nine very sharp "Colourtone" cards: 03394 Castle and Ross Fountain: 12067 Castle and National Gallery: 38169 Carlton Hill (monuments, backs of houses and horse-trams): 40039? Holyrood Palace: 50952 Edinburgh from the Castle (superb townscape with good detail of station): 50933 Princes Street looking East (good streetscape with tram and horse vehicles): 68101 The Royal Mile with The Black Watch parading past the Netherbow (superb streetscape with military parade and flags): 06891 Princes Street looking West: 59426 Scott Monument and East Princes Street Gardens. £35.002374. Postcard: Scotland, Glenluce. TK Henry, postally-used 1938. One glossy, sepia card in white border, Main Street, Glenluce (superb streetscape, with car, pedestrians and boy at Benzol petrol pump). £12.002369. Postcard: Scotland, Loch Tay. JB White, all postally used 1963-65. Five glossy, sepia cards: 3169 Loch Tay and the Glen Lyon Mountains (2 copies): 3211 Summer Clouds over Loch Tay (2 copies): 3192 Ben Lawers Hotel and Loch Tay (beautifully composed view). Three of the cards carry the 2 1/2d Lifeboat stamp. £10.002370. Postcard: Scotland, Oban. Judges', one postally-used 1951. Three semi-matt, sepia cards: 7991 Pass of Brander: 19252 McCaig's Tower: 19244 Oban from the Tower (good townscape). £7.002355. Postcard: Scotland, Pitlochry. c1920. Three real photographic cards: Davidson's Silver Tone Series - a large cottage in foreground "Tign-na-Geat, Centre of Scotland - Pitlochry": TIC "Falls of Tummel, Pitlochry. F Henderson. Photo": and "Port-na-Craig Bridge, Pitlochry. F Henderson. Photo" (The suspension bridge is almost the full width and height of the photograph.). £15.002368. Postcard: Scotland, Sandringham. Henderson, c1930. 1 glossy, sepia card: 593 Sandringham, Largs ( townscape across municipal garden with War Memorial). £5.002361. Postcard: Scotland, St Andrews. Valentine's, 1921. Five matt, sepia "Bromotype" cards: 85530 The Cathedral from East (huge ruin): 85834 The Sands (three figures looking across bay at town): 85828 The Harbour Gate (picturesque ruin): 85529 The West Port (figures hurrying towards arch beyond which is streetscape): 85519 St Mary's College Library (good detail of gardens, library and other buildings). £15.002371. Postcard: Scotland, Stranraer. Henderson, 1937. One coloured card in white border, possibly Valentine's for Henderson: 390 Agnew Crescent, Stranraer (superb streetscape, with car, van and cyclists). £18.002367. Postcard: Scotland, Troon. Henderson, postally-used 1927. One glossy, sepia card: War Memorial and Esplanade. £5.00 |
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