This product consists of two original postcards featuring the city of Lincoln, England, before the outbreak of the First World War. The postcards were created by artist Arthur Mackinder and depict the strait leading to the twin towers in Lincolnshire. Measuring at a standard size of 140 x 89 mm, these postcards were made of cardboard and published by J W Ruddock of Lincoln. The theme of the artist series captures the essence of the city's streets, making them a unique and collectable item for enthusiasts of topographical postcards.

A bit of history of these locations
"Early Morning The Strait" - Ancient Lincoln street, Strait is a desciption of its width more on the back of the postcard
"Twin Towers" - The two houses on the right of the picture was set for demolition, after the far right house was demolished beams were exposed indicating very old house, the house was renovated and is noe the world famous Crooked House on Michaelgate, Lincoln.