Discover this exquisite vintage postcard featuring a striking art etching of the majestic church spire in Harfleur, France. Produced by the renowned Raphael Tuck & Sons Ltd., this piece is part of their esteemed "ART ETCHING" series, specifically identified as Postcard No. 110. The intricate line work captures the architectural grandeur of the church, likely St. Martin's, a prominent landmark in the historic port town of Harfleur, offering a captivating glimpse into early 20th-century European charm.

This collectible postcard showcases the distinctive sepia-toned artistry of J.C. Brouchoud, whose signature is visible on the front. The reverse proudly displays the "TUCK'S POST CARD" branding, alongside the royal crest indicating Raphael Tuck & Sons' appointment as "ART PUBLISHERS TO THEIR MAJESTIES THE KING & QUEEN," dating this piece to the early 1900s. A classic divided back design, it remains in an unposted state, preserving its original integrity. Ideal for collectors of French postcards, architectural studies, or Raphael Tuck memorabilia.