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The Inner Harbour of Torquay — View from the Quay with Two Men and Boats — Cotman-Color Series, publisher Jarrold & Sons Ltd, no. KT 223 - Front — Front

The Inner Harbour of Torquay — View from the Quay with Two Men and Boats — Cotman-Color Series, publisher Jarrold & Sons Ltd, no. KT 223 - Back — Back

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The Inner Harbour of Torquay — View from the Quay with Two Men and Boats — Cotman-Color Series, publisher Jarrold & Sons Ltd, no. KT 223

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View of the inner harbour of Torquay with two men in the foreground near lobster cages, and many boats in the blue water, with colorful buildings and a church in the background. On the back, a Cotman-Color Series postcard published by Jarrold & Sons Ltd, with a handwritten letter addressed to Madame Joseph de Laistre in Paris, a blue 1 shilling stamp, and a Torquay, Devon postmark dated August 15, 1963.

Characteristics

Type: Modern postcard (CPM)
Reference: DLUU07
Condition: Good condition, some light creases, corners slightly worn
Availability: Unique piece
Condition: Guaranteed as shown in front and back scans

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