Devon Postcard: Exeter Cathedral Choir and City Coat of Arms XT2017

Devon Postcard: Exeter Cathedral Choir and City Coat of Arms "Semper Fidelis" 1900's XT2017.


Exeter Cathedral is famous for its early 14th-century Misericords, which are among the earliest and most complete sets in the United Kingdom. This view of the cathedral quire showcases its stunning Gothic architecture, featuring intricate stone carvings and the historic choir stalls. The postcard also prominently displays the Exeter city coat of arms, which bears the Latin motto "Semper Fidelis" (Always Faithful), a title granted to the city by Queen Elizabeth I.

This is an unused embossed standard size postcard published by an unidentified publisher and manufactured in the United Kingdom.



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