Dorset Postcard: Portland Bill Lighthouse 1920's, RPPC XT3657

This coastal perspective highlights the towering stone structure of the Portland Bill Lighthouse standing prominently on the rugged headland. A low stone wall surrounds the clean white tower and its lower outbuildings, where small figures are seen walking along the grassy, rock-strewn cliffs under a wide open sky.

This is a standard size postcard which was published by Ed. H. Seward, Weymouth under the Seward's Melcombe Series. The postcard was made in United Kingdom. This is an unused postcard.




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