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Caesar Tower, Warwick Castle, Warwick, England, 1930

Card type
Real photo

About this postcard

A tall stone tower of Warwick Castle rises above trees and a curving road, with a low stone wall in the foreground. The caption names it Caesar Tower, built around 1360 to guard the old bridge nearby, with an old dungeon in its base. The sender's note describes a fine crossing on the Europa, the German liner that had taken the Atlantic speed record that spring, and a second day in Holland after time in England.

Postcard Details

Message · English, in pen

Amsterdam, July 18 It was awfully nice of you to write me a steamer letter. We had a fine trip over on the Europa & enjoyed our time in England. This is our second day in Holland, which of course is a fascinating place. Eleanor S. Perley

PostmarkedAmsterdam, July 28, 1930, 16:30
Stamp
Addressed to
Miss Alice C. Woodbury

9 Northey Street [illegible] Island Salem, MA

Postcard record

Postmarked, Amsterdam
PublisherThe Porridge Pot
Series120 T. C. SERIES.
ConditionGood
Place addressedMiss Alice C. Woodbury, 9 Northey Street, [illegible] Island, Salem, MA
Place depictedWarwick Castle, Warwick, England
PublisherThe Porridge Pot, Warwick, England
Stamp2c George Washington, red, issued 1902
Stamp1½c Queen Wilhelmina, perforated on all sides
NotesWhite border; monochrome real-photo print; printed caption 'Warwick Castle - Caesar Tower' and number 120 in image; some surface wear/spotting. Postmark: AMSTERDAM CENTRAAL STATION 9-10 18-VII 1930; receiving mark JUL 28 4-30 PM 1930 MA. Divided-back T.C. Series real-photo card ('This is a "Real Photograph"'); NEDERLAND 1½ CENT stamp; pencil dealer mark 'RML5 3-' top left, light edge wear.

Cite this card

Caesar Tower, Warwick Castle, Warwick, England, 1930, postcard, c. 1930. PostalPast Collection. https://postalpast.com/postcard/caesar-tower-warwick-castle-warwick-england-1930. Accessed November 2, 2026.