Berkshire Postcard: Windsor Castle And Queen Victoria Statue 1950s XT5020

This printed topographical postcard presents a bustling street scene looking up Castle Hill alongside Windsor Castle. The composition features a local police officer directing traffic in the foreground next to the prominent bronze statue of Queen Victoria, while the castle's monumental stone battlements and iconic Round Tower rise majestically in the background. As an ancient royal residence originally founded by William the Conqueror, this historic site remains an iconic symbol of British heritage.

This is a standard size postcard which was published by T.V.A.P. Oxford, Series XXVII. 1191. The postcard was made in the United Kingdom. This is an unused postcard.


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