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Cards reproduced in colour from Victorian originals. There are two designs, ideal for Christmas and blank inside for personal messages. Matching envelopes provided.
Format: Folded card, 6.5 cm x 10 cm (when folded)A5 PaperbackPublisher: Staffordshire and Stoke on Trent Archive Service
This full colour postcard shows the ancient town of Stafford, including the old town walls and gates, Greyfriars and King's Mead Pool.
Format: Postcard, 10.5 cm x 15 cmPublisher: Staffordshire and Stoke on Trent Archive Service
This full colour postcard shows the city of Lichfield, including the Cathedral Close, the Friary and Minster Pool.
These reconstructed views show Eastgate Street in Mediaeval times, in Georgian times, in Victorian times and the present day.
Format: Pack of postcards, 10.5 cm x 15 cmPublisher: Staffordshire and Stoke on Trent Archive Service
The view shows the Market Square, including some recognizable buildings, such as the Guildhall and the Shire Hall, as well as the cannon captured in the Crimean War.
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This postcard shows an idealized view of Stafford's town walls, accompanied by the arms of Lichfield and Stafford. There is also a general description of the county. The view comes from an early geographical account of Britain and its Empire by the Bickhams.
This is a combination pack of six postcards, three of Stafford Market Square (1859), and three of Bickham’s Description of Staffordshire
A set of four postcards commemorating 1000 years of the will of Wulfric Spot, founder of Burton Abbey. There are four cards in the set: an 18th Century sketch showing Wulfric Spot wearing bizarre armour; a colour reproduction of part of the Charter of Ethelred II, confirming the Will granting lands to found Burton Abbey in 1004; a copperplate engraving of Burton Abbey, 1661; a sepia drawing of Burton Abbey in its rural setting by H.C. Allport (1788-1855).
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