Warwickshire Postcard: Kenilworth Castle, The Keep Ruins RPPC 1930s XT5305

This historic view highlights the imposing architecture of the massive stone keep at Kenilworth Castle. Small figures of visitors can be seen walking across the expansive grassy grounds near the base of the fortified structure. The scene captures the dramatic, weathered scale of the legendary medieval fortress during the interwar era.

This is a non standard size postcard which was published by Walter Scott, Bradford (Series D 279). The postcard was made in the United Kingdom. This is an unused postcard which measures 133mm x 83mm.




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