Newberry Library - Cliffs and Tennsyson's Beacon, Freshwater Bay

Title Cliffs and Tennsyson's Beacon, Freshwater Bay

Publisher Raphael Tuck & Sons

Date between 1903 and 1959

Subjects Bays (Bodies of water), Boats, Cliffs

Description This postcard was printed between 1903 and 1959. This postcard has variants, which the Newberry defines to include: textured versus untextured cards; any differences in color or printing; identical images with different captions or ornamentation (e.g. gilt, glitter); postcards with a written message on the back versus blank back. Crowdsourced data: Variant 2 title: Cliffs and Tennyson's Beacon Freshwater Bay I. o. W.. Variant 3 title: Cliffs & Tennyson's Beacon. Variant 4 title: Cliffs and Tennyson's Beacon, Freshwater Bay. Variant 4 does not feature a handwritten message. Variant 5 title: Cliffs and Tennyson's Beacon Freshwater Bay I. o. W.. Variant 5 does not feature a handwritten message. Variant 6 title: Cliffs and Tennyson's Beacon, Freshwater Bay. Variant 6 does not feature a handwritten message. Variant 7 title: Cliffs and Tennyson's Beacon, Freshwater Bay. Variant 7 does not feature a handwritten message. Variant 8 title: Cliffs and Tennyson;s Beacon. Freshwater Bay, I.o.W.. Variant 8 does not feature a handwritten message. Variant 9 title: Cliffs and Tennyson's Beacon, Freshwater Bay. Variant 9 does not feature a handwritten message. Variant 10 title: Cliffs Tennyson's beacon Freshwater Bay, I. o. W.. Variant 10 does not feature a handwritten message. Variant 11 title: Cliffs & Tennyson's Beacon. Variant 11 does not feature a handwritten message. Variant 12 title: Cliffs and Tennyson's Beacon, Freshwater Bay. Variant 12 does not feature a handwritten message.

Biographical/Historical Note This collection, a gift of Leonard A. Lauder, consists of more than 35,500 Raphael Tuck & Sons postcards, mainly the Oilette series. The Tuck Company began operating in England in 1866, and started printing picture postcards in 1894. Oilette postcards, introduced in 1903, were the work of many different artists employed by the company and encompassed a great variety of subject matter, including country and farm scenes, landscapes, and churches. Tuck described Oilettes as â€œveritable miniature oil paintings.â€ Postcards are undated; however, the Tuck Company went out of business in 1959, so the dates for the collection are approximate.

Format Postcards

Archival Collection Title Leonard A. Lauder collection of Raphael Tuck & Sons postcards

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Call Number Modern MS LauderL

Rights Status No Copyright - United States

Contributing Institution Newberry Library

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IIIF Resource Type Canvas

Size 3892px × 2544px 56.72 MB

File Created 04/13/2019

Filename LL004731_07_02.tif

Unique Identifier NL1O2DY