The Stocks, Woodstock old postcard 1970s
Nicely linking this to one of the other Woodstock postcards, we have another NSU Ro80 to enjoy. I know the colours can't always be trusted, but I think it is a different example.
Of equal importance there's also the Chrysler 2-litre, appropriately next to an Avenger and maybe a Hunter.
The green Triuph Herald could be a late one, so might only be a few years old, but there's something with more of a 1950s look parked the other side of it.
Unsent card, no publisher's name nor reference given. However, there is a stuck-on caption that reads "The ancient and historic borough of Woodstock was for centuries a royal hunting box and was famous for the making of hand-made gloves. Nearby, in its walled park, stands the magnificent Blenheim Palace."
I have been to Blenheim on a Cotswolds trip some years ago, chances are I would have visited Woodstock or at least driven through it. The towns and villages there are undeniably attractive, but they do blur into one in my memory.
The Stocks, Woodstock old postcard 1970s
Nicely linking this to one of the other Woodstock postcards, we have another NSU Ro80 to enjoy. I know the colours can't always be trusted, but I think it is a different example.
Of equal importance there's also the Chrysler 2-litre, appropriately next to an Avenger and maybe a Hunter.
The green Triuph Herald could be a late one, so might only be a few years old, but there's something with more of a 1950s look parked the other side of it.
Unsent card, no publisher's name nor reference given. However, there is a stuck-on caption that reads "The ancient and historic borough of Woodstock was for centuries a royal hunting box and was famous for the making of hand-made gloves. Nearby, in its walled park, stands the magnificent Blenheim Palace."
I have been to Blenheim on a Cotswolds trip some years ago, chances are I would have visited Woodstock or at least driven through it. The towns and villages there are undeniably attractive, but they do blur into one in my memory.