Hampshire Postcard: London Street Basingstoke Red Lion Hotel Arms Symonds XT3586

This Edwardian street scene illustrates London Street in Basingstoke, prominently featuring the historic Red Lion Hotel on the right-hand side. The left portion of the design highlights the traditional coat of arms of Basingstoke, depicting Saint Michael overcoming the dragon. Published by a local stationer, the card captures the quiet town atmosphere, classic architecture, and commercial prominence of this historic Hampshire thoroughfare during the early twentieth century.

This is a standard size postcard which was published by Symonds, Stationer, Basingstoke. The postcard was made in England. This is an unused postcard, circa 1905.

This postcard has a curved crease and a linear crease at the right hand side of the postcard. Also slight surface wear

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