The "Dodo-Postcards" watermark is NOT on the actual card – it is an online watermark only.
One of the Museum of East Anglian Life Unique Burrell Steam Ploughing Engines of 1879. Pulling a Harrow Across the Museum Site at Stowmarket. Jarrold
Tor. Glastonbury. This was once a Pilgrimage Chapel built on the site of one founded A. D. 166. R. Wilkinson. RP
Glastonbury Tor. This was once a Pilgrimage Chapel built on the site of one founded in A. D. 166. R. Wilkinson
Many Happy Returns of the Day. If I had a real engine Id send one if I could find someone to lend one. W. E. Mack. RP
L. M. S. 5 MT 4 6 0 No. 5305. seen here departing York is one of a class of 842 engines designed by Sir William. E. T. W. Dennis. Photocolour. D. B. Stacey
Trains passing at Halwill. Engine no. 30709 with a train for Bude and Padstow is arriving. No. 31845 is one the left. 21st. April 1960. Joanes Publications
Wales. Gwynedd. Bangor Cathedral. one of the oldest Cathedral sites in the British Isles. 6 th century. Aerofilms
One of two steam pumping engines made and installed by Sir G. W. Armstrong. Mitchell. Tower Bridge Museum. Colourmaster Limited
