Irish Postcard GREETINGS FROM BELFAST Eva Brennan Village Poem Novelty 12 Views

Description

Vintage novelty postcard with 12 foldout photographic views of Belfast, Northern Ireland.
Illustrated card features an Irish village scene, with floating shamrocks.
Black title reads, "Greetings from BELFAST".
A verse by Eva Brennan reads:
"MY HEART OFT STRAYS DOWN AN IRISH GLEN
TO A LITTLE VILLAGE I USED TO KNOW,
AND THERE IN MY DREAMS I SEE AGAIN
THE BOYS AND GIRLS OF LONG AGO."
The number 1612 appears in upper right.
Twelve views include Valentine images of Belfast landmarks:
Donegall Place
Dongeall Square
Queen's University
Royal Avenue
Royal Avenue & York Street
City Hall
Bellevue Steps
Cave Hill & Belfast Castle
Shaw's Bridge
Hazelwood & Bellevue
Published by Valentine & Sons, Dundee and London, and printed in Great Britain.
Split back; used with a pencilled note and addressed to Massachusetts, "America".
Note reads,
"It's very like a few cottage houses at Montagh Cross, Isn't it
or do you remember that spot - your loving niece -"
Good condition overall: images inside are black and white roto/litho.
See photos.
Ships securely in a protective plastic holder.
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