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A black and white postcard of scenes of Cowbridge and the surrounding villages. Penllyne, with the Red Fox Inn on the right of picture, Llysworny, Aberthin, viewed from the road leading to Stalling Down and Llanblethian Church and a general view of Cowbridge. CWB 57 is also printed on the postcard.

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Llansannor Court. Nr. Cowbridge

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