Berkshire Postcard: Windsor Castle Hill Queen Victoria Statue 1907 XT5011

This charming Edwardian colour topographical postcard features a vibrant street scene looking up Castle Hill alongside Windsor Castle. The composition showcases the prominent bronze statue of Queen Victoria standing on an ornate pedestal in the foreground, with the castle's monumental stone battlements and iconic Round Tower rising in the background. A cyclist and pedestrians in period dress are captured along the roadway, which features a decorative Windsor town crest emblem in the lower right corner.

This is a standard size postcard which was published by The Milton "Glazette" Series No. 2250, Woolstone Bros, London E. C.. The postcard was made in the United Kingdom. This postcard was posted in 1907 to Mr A. Drake, Berry Hall, Barton Turf, Norwich


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