Postcard - Tunbridge Wells High Rocks Kent Posted 1905

This is a printed postcard featuring the High Rocks, a famous natural sandstone formation in Tunbridge Wells, Kent. The High Rocks have been a popular tourist destination since the 18th century, known for their dramatic geological features and woodland walks. This card captures the serene atmosphere of the site during the Edwardian period.

Condition: Minor corner bumping and light edge wear consistent with age. The card is well-preserved with no creases or tears. The card measures 138 x 88 mm.

Philatelic & Publisher: Published by Raphael Tuck & Sons, 'Sivrette' Series 1827. Features a King Edward VII green 1/2d stamp, postmarked in Tunbridge Wells, 1905. The card has a divided back.

Message Summary: Winnie writes to Mr. Grover about their holiday in Tunbridge Wells, enjoying walks and the country.

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