Irish Postcard ROCK OF CASHEL Tipperary Munster Ireland O'Toole John Hinde TP16

Description

Vintage Continental-sized (approx. 4x6") chrome postcard
with a view of the incredible limestone outcrop known as the Rock of Cashel, in County Tipperary, Ireland,
with its crown of chapels and towers.
Photograph by Peter O'Toole.
Front reads, "Rock of Cashel" and  "Ireland"
Back caption reads:
"THE ROCK OF CASHEL is a remarkable outcrop of limestone and it was the seat
of Munster kings from 370 A.D. until 1101, when King Murtagh O'Brien granted the Rock to
the Church. St. Patrick visited Cashel in 450 A.D. and baptised there King Aengus. The
buildings on the Rock include a 10th century Round Tower, Cormac's Chapel, the Cathedral,
the Hall of the Vicars Choral and St. Patrick's Cross, as well as some modern tombs
and enclosing walls."
Card No 2/TP 16 published by John Hinde Ltd.
Bar code as stamp box.
Split back; unused.
Good condition. See photos.
Ships securely in a protective plastic holder.
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