Irish Postcard DUNLUCE CASTLE Antrim Coast Northern Ireland John Hinde 2NI-204

Description

Continental-sized (approx. 4x6") chrome postcard with a view of Dunluce Castle,
a 14th-century site on the cliffs of the Antrim Coast of Northern Ireland.
Photo by G. F. Canaday.
Front text reads, "Dunluce Castle".
Back caption reads,
"DUNLUCE CASTLE, CO. ANTRIM: Dating back at least to
the 14th century, Dunluce Castle, once the residence of the Earls of Antrim
is poised menacingly on a headland above the turbulent waves. During
its troubled history this fortress suffered a terrible experience in 1639
when part of it collapsed into the sea while preparations were being made
for a banquet. While nine servants drowned 'The Tinkers Window' remains
to tell of a tinker's lucky escape."
Card No. 2NI-204 published by John Hinde.
Bar code as stamp box.
Split back; unused.
Good condition. See photos.
Ships securely in a protective plastic holder.
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