Fisherman Postcard: The Boatie Rows Fishery Poem Art View 1910 XT5425

This artistic subject card illustrates an elderly fisherman carefully mending nets alongside an upturned boat hull, accompanied by a traditional maritime poem. The striking image evokes the rugged, enduring spirit of coastal fishing communities and early twentieth-century working-class traditions. The poignant lyrical verse celebrates a lifetime spent working on the sea and the support shared across generations.

This is a standard size postcard which was published by Millar & Lang Ltd. "National" Series. The postcard was made in Great Britain. This postcard was posted in 1910 to Master Frank Rogers, "Glendalough", Fashoda Road, Bromley, Kent.

This postcard has very very slight surface wear.

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