Scotland Postcard: Gretna Old Sark Bridge Border Fishing 1930's XT3986

This postcard showcases a historic landscape featuring the Old Sark Bridge at Springfield, Gretna, which forms the famous border between Scotland and England. The sepia-toned composition highlights the prominent stone markings on the bridge structure designating each nation, while individuals stand along the parapet and a local angler fishes in the calm waters below. This scene beautifully represents the cross-border romance, heritage, and unique geography associated with the classic Gretna Green region during the interwar years.

This is a standard size postcard which was published by Hugh Mackie, Gretna Green. The postcard was made in England. This is a partially used postcard (manuscript note dated 1933).

This postcard has a crease on the ink date of 1933.



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