Irish Art PC BOOK OF KELLS St Mark "Third Hour" Trinity College Library Dublin

$ 3.96

Subject: Trinity College Franchise: TCD Custom Bundle: No Original/Licensed Reprint: Original Modified Item: No Featured Person: St. Mark, Saint Mark, Folio 183r, Erat autem hora tercia Region: Dublin Continent: Europe Unit of Sale: Single Unit Brand/Publisher: Trinity College Library Dublin Occasion: Best Wishes Theme: Architecture, Art, Cities & Towns, Community Life, Events, Famous Places, Religious, Seasons, Social History, Studentica, Tourism, Universities, Book of Kells, St. John Type: Printed (Lithograph) City/Region: Trinity College Dublin Size: Continental (6 x 4 in) brand: Trinity College Library Dublin Material: Paper Era: Chrome (c. 1939-present) City: Dublin Number of Items in Set: 1 Country: Ireland Postage Condition: Unposted Character: TCD, Trinity, Saint, Gospel Time Period Manufactured: 1980-1989 Features: Chrome, Multiview Country of Origin: Ireland Signed: No Artist: Kells Year Manufactured: 1980

Description

Irish Art PC BOOK OF KELLS St Mark "Third Hour" Trinity College Library Dublin. "Book of Kells (c 800 AD). ('now it was the third hour'). fol 183r (Mark 15.24-35). Erat autem hora tercia. Vintage Continental-sized (approx. 4x6") art postcard from Trinity College in Dublin, Ireland, showing a page from the medieval Irish manuscript, the Book of Kells. Back caption reads, "Trinity College Library Dublin" and "Book of Kells (c 800 AD) fol 183r (Mark 15.24-35). Erat autem hora tercia ('now it was the third hour'). Card copyright by The Board of Trinity College Dublin. Divided back; unposted. Good condition. See photos. Ships securely in a protective plastic holder. Free postage to US addresses, and to Ireland. (Request an invoice or receive postage refund after purchase.) We cheerfully combine postage for least cost to other destinations. Sorry -- no tracking available on flat items under $20, which ship at letter rate. Thanks so much for looking! See more vintage cards from Ireland at our eBay store, Montana Gael.