Irish PC ST PATRICK ' S CATHEDRAL Choir Jno Swift Dublin Ireland John Hinde 2/1840
Item History & Price
| Reference Number: Avaluer:3084169 | Country/Region of Manufacture: Ireland |
| Type: Printed (Lithograph) | Era: Chrome (c. 1939-present) |
| City/Region: Dublin | Modified Item: No |
Chrome Continental-sized postcard (approx. 4x6) with a beautifully illuminated view ofthe choir and nave of St. Patrick's Cathedral, Dublin, Ireland.Photo by P. O'Toole.
Front caption reads, "St. Patrick's Cathedral, Dublin, Ireland".
Back caption reads, "ST. PATRICK'S CATHEDRAL, DUBLIN: Originally founded in1190 the cathedral was extensively rebuilt towards the end of the 14th century, after the destructive fire. Following the wars of the 17th century the building fell into... a ruinousstate until about 1860 when a complete restoration was carried out through the generosityof Sir Benjamin Guinness, a member of the famous brewery family. The little park besidethe Cathedral was also provided by this family. Jonathan Swift was dean of St. Patrick'sfrom 1713 to 1745 and is buried in the cathedral."
Card No. 2/1840 published by John Hinde Ltd., Dublin 18.
Split back, unused.
Very Good condition. See photos.
Ships securely in a protective plastic holder.
Free postage to all US addresses, and to the island of Ireland. (Outside US, wait for an invoice or receive postal refund after purchase.)We cheerfully combine postage for least cost to other destinations.
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Front caption reads, "St. Patrick's Cathedral, Dublin, Ireland".
Back caption reads, "ST. PATRICK'S CATHEDRAL, DUBLIN: Originally founded in1190 the cathedral was extensively rebuilt towards the end of the 14th century, after the destructive fire. Following the wars of the 17th century the building fell into... a ruinousstate until about 1860 when a complete restoration was carried out through the generosityof Sir Benjamin Guinness, a member of the famous brewery family. The little park besidethe Cathedral was also provided by this family. Jonathan Swift was dean of St. Patrick'sfrom 1713 to 1745 and is buried in the cathedral."
Card No. 2/1840 published by John Hinde Ltd., Dublin 18.
Split back, unused.
Very Good condition. See photos.
Ships securely in a protective plastic holder.
Free postage to all US addresses, and to the island of Ireland. (Outside US, wait for an invoice or receive postal refund after purchase.)We cheerfully combine postage for least cost to other destinations.
Sorry -- no tracking available on flat items under $20, which ship at letter rate.
Thanks so much for looking! See more vintage Ireland and Irish-themed cards at our eBay store, Montana Gael.
