One of two surviving relics in Britain of an architectural "frolic" inspired by Napoleon's Near East Campaign. Built in 1830, it was restored by the National Trust 1973 at a cost of £18,000.
Postcard depicting a woman looking beseechingly heavenward, the image is in black and white and the there is no message or postmark. On the right are the words and sheet music to a hymn "Nearer, Still Nearer".
One of a set of three.
Postcard depicting an angel standing over two small children. The image is in black and white, to the right are the words and sheet music to a hymn "God is ever good".
There is no message or postmark on the reverse.
Part of a set of three.
Postcard depicting a black and white image of a child praying and to the right the words and sheet music to the hymn "God is in Heaven".
It has no message or postmark.
One of a series of three.
140x90mm. Pocket Novelty Card printed by ETW Dennis and Sons London and Scarborough. Front cover shows drawing of a crab on a beach. The crab can be lifted up and underneath is a series of miniature prints of postcards concertinaed together of…