A hand-tinted collotype postcard of the ruined St Andrews Cathedral and St Regulus Tower in St Andrews, Fife, Scotland. The tall twin-spired east gable of the medieval cathedral stands at left beside fragments of the precinct wall, the square Romanesque tower of St Rule rises at right, and rows of weathered gravestones fill the churchyard in the foreground. Printed caption: Cathedral and St. Regulus Tower, St. Andrews.
The back is a red-printed Post Card divided back reading The address to be written on this side, with Write Here, For Inland use only at lower left, a rampant-lion trade mark in the stamp box, and the side imprint Published by Stewart and Woolf, London, E.C., Printed in Saxony, Series 1378. It is blank and unused.
Period: circa 1905.
Publisher / series: Stewart and Woolf, London, Series 1378, printed in Saxony
Postally used: No, unused and unaddressed
Condition: Clean card with light toning to the border, slightly soft corners and a small mark in the sky at upper left; no creases, tears or holes visible.