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An early tinted card of the
Long Walk looking north towards Windsor Castle, from the foot
of Snow Hill.
Dates from the turn of the last
century.
£6.95
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This card of the Long Walk looking
north towards Windsor Castle is taken from beyond The Copper
Horse, the statue of George III by Westmacott
In this view the trees have
been felled which dates it in the late 1940s.
Photo-Precision, St Albans.
No. 3373
£6.95
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Postmarked 1909, but the card
dates from the very early 1900s - the original photograph could
have been taken in the 1890s
The pond illustrated towards
the south of The Long Walk was filled in, possibly in the 1920s.
An early and rare F G O Stuart
Post Card £19.95 incl P&P
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This card by Frith dates from the very
early 1900s and the image the 1890s
The pond illustrated towards the south
of The Long Walk was filled in, possibly in the 1930s.
An early and rare F G O
Stuart Post Card £19.95 incl P&P
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Valentine's Colourtone
Series.
This card was in production
for an extended period. We believe that the image dates from
around the 1900s but we have a version postmarked 1924.
The card on offer is on heavier
stock and dates from around 1910.
£6.95
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A rare real photo card of Edwardian
cars in the Long Walk in 1908 for a Royal Garden Party.
Photo produced by T E Cochrane of 27
Queen's Road, Windsor.
Slightly faded.
Post marked July 31st 1908 and
sent to Capt. Knight, SS Gordon Castle, c/o the agents in Algiers.
The sender has observed the regulation that a message could only
be included if the card was being sent to a UK address.
£19.95 incl P&P
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A view of the Long Walk looking
north. A carriage is just discernible on the Long Walk.
Dates from around 1904
£6.95
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Edwardians stroll in the Long
Walk in the early 1900s, perhaps on a Sunday afternoon. This
view seems to be taken from the southern end of the avenue, by
Snow Hill. A rare locally produced card.
Post marked July 29th July 1917.
Published by Brooks Stores,
Windsor.
£10.95
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Sheep grazing in The Long Walk.
This would have been a common
sight in those days, with wooden hurdles set up to pen the sheep
in different areas.
Post marked July 9th July 1935.
£6.95
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A rare Tuck Oilette estimated
to be from around 1910 titled Windsor Royal Park, The Long Walk.
£16.95
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A rare Valentine Art Card from
the late 1940s showing the newly replanted avenue. The original
trees, overgrown and diseased, were cut down in August 1943
£6.95
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A real photo from a little earlier
in 1943 with felled trees lying on the grass to the right.
£6.95
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An early Wyndham Series looking
south along the Long Walk
Some glue marks to top of card
on reverse
£6.95
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A tinted view by Valentine of the Long
Walk looking north from Snow Hill.
Dates from around 1902,
Postmarked 1906.
£6.95 incl P&P
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Postmark believed to be 1904, although
indistinct. This card dates from the very early 1900s and the
original photograph could have been taken in the 1890s
An early and rare F G O Stuart
Post Card £16.95 incl P&P
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A rare Boots Cash Chemists 'Pelham' Series
No. 1111, tinted postcard, the photo taken from one third the
way along the Long Walk at the point where the road Old Windsor
crosses the avenue.
It is possible that this card dates from
1907. The card is in virtually mint
condition
£6.95 incl P&P
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A Photochrom postcard view of the Long
Walk soon after the removal of the original avenue and the planting
of the new Horse Chestnut and London Plane trees.
Dates from the late 1940s
£6.95 incl P&P
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Windsor Great Park.
An Edwardian art card by Faulkner from
an original drawing by B D Sigmund.
Dates from Edwardian times
£6.95 incl P&P
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An Edwardian Oilette card by Tuck. The
Elephant Beech was located close by Rangers Lodge
Dates from Edwardian times
£6.95 incl P&P
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Cumberland Lodge. An uncommon tinted view
by Frith.
Dates from Edwardian times.
£22.95 incl P&P
A 'real photograph'
print of Cumberland Lodge is also available
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Blacknest Gate with gatekeeper.
An uncommon tinted view dating from Edwardian
times. A mono version of the same picture also exists.
£8.95 incl P&P
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