Worthing Seafront Postcard 1973 Constance Sussex Multiview

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Worthing Seafront Postcard 1973 Constance Sussex Multiview

A vibrant 1973 multiview postcard from Worthing, Sussex, featuring pier lights and seafront scenes, with handwritten note and Queen Elizabeth II postmark from Worthing.

Measurements: approx. 5 1/2 x 3 1/2 inches
Dates: 15 August 1973
Condition: Light wear consistent with age. Please check our images.
Internal notes: QC passed

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Worthing’s elegant seafront and illuminated pier are beautifully captured in this vivid 1970s multiview postcard. The twilight glow over the pavilion dome contrasts with bright summer skies over the town’s parks and modern leisure facilities. It evokes the relaxed elegance of English seaside holidays—when deckchairs lined promenades and pier theatres lit up the night.

Published by D. Constance Ltd. of Littlehampton, this card was posted on 15 August 1973 and bears a magenta 2½p Queen Elizabeth II stamp with a clear Worthing, Sussex postmark. Addressed to Mrs & Miss Galloway of Eaglescliffe, it carries a breezy, personal message about working days, covering shifts, and a family outing to Windsor or Salisbury—punctuated by the prominently stamped reminder to “REMEMBER to use the POST CODE!”

With only light age-related wear, this is a well-preserved piece of 1970s British holiday ephemera. Collectors of vintage seaside scenes, postal history, or Sussex tourism will appreciate its nostalgic warmth and the connection it offers to everyday life in postwar England.

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