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 | Item 7128 London 1919 Old RP PPC Queen Victoria BUCKINGHAM PALACE Real Photograph PPC of Buckingham Palace and Queen Victoria Memorial, Angle, London. Published by Samuels, Ltd., Strand and Piccadilly. Rotary Photo EC.
|  | Item 7124 London Old Postcard BUCKINGHAM PALACE Victoria Memorial England Victoria Memorial & Buckingham Palace, London. Changing Guards, Horses. Flag of England. This Magnificent memorial to the late Queen Victoria stands in front of Buckingham Palace which makes a fitting background to the sculpture. Sent from London, Muswell Hill. Published by Valentine. Valesque Series.
|  | Item 7123 London 1967 Old Postcard HOUSES OF PARLIAMENT, BIG BEN Aerial View of Houses of Parliament, Big Ben Clock Tower, Westminster Abbey and Whitehall, Bridge, London. England. Boxed Slogan - Are you Under Insured?. Sent from South Kensington, London SW7 to Lille, France. 5d QE2 Published by The Photographic Greeting Card Co. Ltd., London
|  | Item 7121 London MONUMENT 1907 PPC Advert - Coaltar Shaving SOAP Early Coloured Picture Postcard, The Monument, London. Wrrenshaw Co. Ld. Apinall's Ename, British Manufacture. Cualtah, To Let, The Coaltar Shaving Soap. Sent to Pau, Pyrenees, France. stamp removed Published by S. Hildesheimer & Co. London & Manchester.
|  | Item 7120 London Old Postcard - YEOMAN OF THE GUARD The Beefeater Early PPC, Yeoman of the Guard (London). Frame in beautiful Gold colour.
|  | Item 7116 London Old Postcard HAMPTON COURT PALACE South Front South Front, Hampton Court Palace. Published by Morland Studio, Kingston-on-Thames. S. Lee.
|  | Item 7113 London Old Postcard Fountain Statue - TRAFALGAR SQUARE The Trafalgar Square, London. Trees.
|  | Item 7110 London Multiview 1952 Old Postcard HOUSES OF PARLIAMENT Whitehall, Westminster Abbey & Big Ben, Houses of Parliament, Trafalgar Square, Bridge, Horses. Buckingham Palace. stamp removed Published by P. H. Boreham & Son, London
|  | Item 7106 London Old Postcard BUCKINGHAM PALACE VICTORIA MEMORIAL Early Framed PPC Buckingham Palace and the Queen Victoria Memorial. Flag. Published by Raphael Tuck & Sons printed in England
|  | Item 7101 London Old Postcard BUCKINGHAM PALACE VICTORIA MEMORIAL Buckingham Palace and the Queen Victoria Memorial. Published by Raphael Tuck & Sons
|  | Item 7098 London Old Postcard Bus CHARING CROSS & The GRAND HOTEL Early PPC Charing Cross & Grand Hotel, London. Double Decker Buses. Cars, Trucks. Sent from UK to Paris, France. removed Published by British Manufacture.
|  | Item 7096 London Old Postcard BUCKINGHAM PALACE VICTORIA MEMORIAL Buckingham Palace & The Victoria Memorial. Published by Printed in England.
|  | Item 7091 London Houses of Parliament 1903 Old RP Postcard Thames Early Undivided Back The Houses of Parliament, River Front. London. Ships, Boat on Thames River. Sent from UK to France. Addressed to Luneville with postmark, Redirected to Aube Troyes. 1d red King Edward 7th Published by Stengel
|  | Item 7089 Undivided Back Old Postcard of LONDON Hyde Park Corner Hyde Park Corner, London.
|  | Item 6817 1948 PPC LONDON BRIDGE Thames River Double Decker Bus Hand Tinted Early Coloured Picture Postcard, Busy London Bridge, Red Buses. Horse Carriage. Horses Carriage. Sent from Frinton on Sea to Harrow Middlesex. King George 6th 2d orange Published by Photochrom Co. Ltd. Royal Tunbridge Wells
|  | Item 6816 LONDON BRIDGE Thames River 1939 Postcard Boat Horse Bus Early Picture Postcard, Busy London Bridge. Horses Carriages. Double Decker Bus. The busiest of London Bridges, Built of Aberdeen granite in 1831, widened 1904. It has 5 arches in contrast with the 19 of its wooden namesake, which was lined with quaint houses. Sent from Holloway to Willesden London. King George 6th 1d Red London Bridge was built in 1831, at cost of 2 million pounds, designed by John Rennie. The lamp posts on the bridge were cast from French cannon taken in the Peninsular War.
In the late '60s, it was sinking into the clay of London, England's Thames River, due to its heavy weight. London officials had to replace the bridge. Enter McCulloch purchased the falling down bridge for $2.4 million. At the time it was the highest price ever paid for an antique. It is now in Lake Havasu City, Arizona, USA. Published by Valentine's Series JV SILVERESQUE PPC
|  | Item 6814 LONDON BRIDGE Thames River Old Postcard Horse Carriages Early Picture Postcard, Busy London Bridge, early 1900s. Double Decker Bus, Artist Painting Style. London Bridge was built in 1831, at cost of 2 million pounds, designed by John Rennie. The lamp posts on the bridge were cast from French cannon taken in the Peninsular War.
In the late '60s, it was sinking into the clay of London, England's Thames River, due to its heavy weight. London officials had to replace the bridge. Enter McCulloch purchased the falling down bridge for $2.4 million. At the time it was the highest price ever paid for an antique. It is now in Lake Havasu City, Arizona, USA. Published by S. Hildesheimer & Co. Ltd. London & Manchester No.601
|  | Item 6812 LONDON BRIDGE Thames River Old Real Photograph Postcard Early Picture Postcard, Busy London Bridge, early 1900s. Cars, OAKEY's Advert on bus, Daily Mail on Building, Double decker buses. London Bridge was built in 1831, at cost of 2 million pounds, designed by John Rennie. The lamp posts on the bridge were cast from French cannon taken in the Peninsular War.
In the late '60s, it was sinking into the clay of London, England's Thames River, due to its heavy weight. London officials had to replace the bridge. Enter McCulloch purchased the falling down bridge for $2.4 million. At the time it was the highest price ever paid for an antique. It is now in Lake Havasu City, Arizona, USA. Published by Designs of Sir J. Rennie The W & K
|  | Item 6809 LONDON BRIDGE on Thames River Old Postcard Bus & Boats Early Picture Postcard, Busy London Bridge, early 1900s. Double Decker Buses. London Bridge was built in 1831, at cost of 2 million pounds, designed by John Rennie. The lamp posts on the bridge were cast from French cannon taken in the Peninsular War.
In the late '60s, it was sinking into the clay of London, England's Thames River, due to its heavy weight. London officials had to replace the bridge. Enter McCulloch purchased the falling down bridge for $2.4 million. At the time it was the highest price ever paid for an antique. It is now in Lake Havasu City, Arizona, USA.
|  | Item 6804 LONDON BRIDGE Thames River Old Postcard Boats Bus Horse Early Picture Postcard, Busy London Bridge, early 1900s. Double Decker Buses, Boats. London Bridge was built in 1831, at cost of 2 million pounds, designed by John Rennie. The lamp posts on the bridge were cast from French cannon taken in the Peninsular War.
In the late '60s, it was sinking into the clay of London, England's Thames River, due to its heavy weight. London officials had to replace the bridge. Enter McCulloch purchased the falling down bridge for $2.4 million. At the time it was the highest price ever paid for an antique. It is now in Lake Havasu City, Arizona, USA.
|  | Item 6802 LONDON BRIDGE Thames River Old Salmon Postcard Horses Early Picture Postcard, Busy London Bridge, early 1900s. Double Decker Buses, Boats. London Bridge was built in 1831, at cost of 2 million pounds, designed by John Rennie. The lamp posts on the bridge were cast from French cannon taken in the Peninsular War.
In the late '60s, it was sinking into the clay of London, England's Thames River, due to its heavy weight. London officials had to replace the bridge. Enter McCulloch purchased the falling down bridge for $2.4 million. At the time it was the highest price ever paid for an antique. It is now in Lake Havasu City, Arizona, USA. Published by J. Salmon Ltd Sevenoaks England Fish trade mark
|  | Item 6799 LONDON BRIDGE Thames River Old TUCK's Postcard Bus Boat Early Picture Postcard, Very Busy London Bridge, early 1900s. LEND TO ATTACK. London Bridge was built in 1831, at cost of 2 million pounds, designed by John Rennie. The lamp posts on the bridge were cast from French cannon taken in the Peninsular War.
In the late '60s, it was sinking into the clay of London, England's Thames River, due to its heavy weight. London officials had to replace the bridge. Enter McCulloch purchased the falling down bridge for $2.4 million. At the time it was the highest price ever paid for an antique. It is now in Lake Havasu City, Arizona, USA. Published by Raphael Tuck & Sons Ltd. GRAVURE PPC
|  | Item 6796 LONDON BRIDGE & Thames River Old Postcard Horses Boats Early Picture Postcard, Very Busy London Bridge, early 1900s. Horses Carriages. London Bridge was built in 1831, at cost of 2 million pounds, designed by John Rennie. The lamp posts on the bridge were cast from French cannon taken in the Peninsular War.
In the late '60s, it was sinking into the clay of London, England's Thames River, due to its heavy weight. London officials had to replace the bridge. Enter McCulloch purchased the falling down bridge for $2.4 million. At the time it was the highest price ever paid for an antique. It is now in Lake Havasu City, Arizona, USA.
|  | Item 6789 LONDON BRIDGE Thames River Old Photo Postcard Ship Boat Early Picture Postcard, Busy London Bridge, early 1900s. Horses Carriages. London Bridge was built in 1831, at cost of 2 million pounds, designed by John Rennie. The lamp posts on the bridge were cast from French cannon taken in the Peninsular War.
In the late '60s, it was sinking into the clay of London, England's Thames River, due to its heavy weight. London officials had to replace the bridge. Enter McCulloch purchased the falling down bridge for $2.4 million. At the time it was the highest price ever paid for an antique. It is now in Lake Havasu City, Arizona, USA. Published by The Classical Series Printed in England
|  | Item 6786 LONDON BRIDGE Thames River Old Photo Postcard Ship Boat Early Picture Postcard, Busy London Bridge, early 1900s. Horses Carriages. London Bridge was built in 1831, at cost of 2 million pounds, designed by John Rennie. The lamp posts on the bridge were cast from French cannon taken in the Peninsular War.
In the late '60s, it was sinking into the clay of London, England's Thames River, due to its heavy weight. London officials had to replace the bridge. Enter McCulloch purchased the falling down bridge for $2.4 million. At the time it was the highest price ever paid for an antique. It is now in Lake Havasu City, Arizona, USA. Published by The Auto Photo Series
|  | Item 6785 LONDON BRIDGE Thames River Old Photo Postcard Ship Boat Early Picture Postcard, Busy London Bridge, early 1900s. Horses Carriages. London Bridge was built in 1831, at cost of 2 million pounds, designed by John Rennie. The lamp posts on the bridge were cast from French cannon taken in the Peninsular War.
In the late '60s, it was sinking into the clay of London, England's Thames River, due to its heavy weight. London officials had to replace the bridge. Enter McCulloch purchased the falling down bridge for $2.4 million. At the time it was the highest price ever paid for an antique. It is now in Lake Havasu City, Arizona, USA. Published by The Auto Photo Series
|  | Item 6782 LONDON BRIDGE Thames River Old TInted Postcard Horses Hand Tinted Early Coloured Picture Postcard, Busy London Bridge, early 1900s. Horses Carriages. London Bridge was built in 1831, at cost of 2 million pounds, designed by John Rennie. The lamp posts on the bridge were cast from French cannon taken in the Peninsular War.
In the late '60s, it was sinking into the clay of London, England's Thames River, due to its heavy weight. London officials had to replace the bridge. Enter McCulloch purchased the falling down bridge for $2.4 million. At the time it was the highest price ever paid for an antique. It is now in Lake Havasu City, Arizona, USA.
|  | Item 6781 LONDON BRIDGE Thames River Old TInted Postcard Horses Hand Tinted Early Coloured Picture Postcard, Busy London Bridge, early 1900s. Horses Carriages. London Bridge was built in 1831, at cost of 2 million pounds, designed by John Rennie. The lamp posts on the bridge were cast from French cannon taken in the Peninsular War.
In the late '60s, it was sinking into the clay of London, England's Thames River, due to its heavy weight. London officials had to replace the bridge. Enter McCulloch purchased the falling down bridge for $2.4 million. At the time it was the highest price ever paid for an antique. It is now in Lake Havasu City, Arizona, USA. Published by printed in Germany
|  | Item 6779 LONDON BRIDGE Thames River Old Postcard Boats Painting Early Coloured Picture Postcard, Busy London Bridge, early 1900s. Horses Carriages. Artist Painting Style. London Bridge was built in 1831, at cost of 2 million pounds, designed by John Rennie. The lamp posts on the bridge were cast from French cannon taken in the Peninsular War.
In the late '60s, it was sinking into the clay of London, England's Thames River, due to its heavy weight. London officials had to replace the bridge. Enter McCulloch purchased the falling down bridge for $2.4 million. At the time it was the highest price ever paid for an antique. It is now in Lake Havasu City, Arizona, USA. Published by S. Hildesheimer & Co. Ltd. London & Manchester
|  | Item 6776 LONDON BRIDGE Thames River Painting Old Postcard Boats Early Coloured Picture Postcard, Busy London Bridge, early 1900s. Horses Carriages. Artist Painting Style. London Bridge was built in 1831, at cost of 2 million pounds, designed by John Rennie. The lamp posts on the bridge were cast from French cannon taken in the Peninsular War.
In the late '60s, it was sinking into the clay of London, England's Thames River, due to its heavy weight. London officials had to replace the bridge. Enter McCulloch purchased the falling down bridge for $2.4 million. At the time it was the highest price ever paid for an antique. It is now in Lake Havasu City, Arizona, USA.
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