English: Own scan of a vintage postcard. Undated, but I believe it was published prior to 1923 since it refers to the 1912 bridge as the "new bridge", and has printing to the edge of the paper, which is typical of pre-WWI postcards. Regardless, it was published prior to 1978 without a copyright notice. Mdcastle 16:11, 21 April 2007 (UTC)
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after 1912
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Own scan of a vintage postcard
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2007-04-21 16:11 Mdcastle 1777×1025× (904587 bytes) Own scan of a vintage postcard. Undated, but I believe it was published prior to 1923 since it refers to the 1912 bridge as the "new bridge", and has printing to the edge of the paper, which is typical of pre-WWI postcards. Regardless, it was published pr
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