This antique monochromatic postcard features a scenic view of the seaside resort (Badplaats) of Noordwijk in the Netherlands. The image captures several grand villas situated on the dunes, including the identified Villa Zandheuvel, Villa Welkom, and Villa Saskia. A brick road winds through the foreground, with several figures standing near a fence line.
Back of a postcard with address lines.

1910s Badplaats Netherlands Vintage Postcard, Villa Zandheuvel Welkom Saskia

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About This Vintage Postcard

This antique monochromatic postcard features a scenic view of the seaside resort (Badplaats) of Noordwijk in the Netherlands. The image captures several grand villas situated on the dunes, including the identified Villa Zandheuvel, Villa Welkom, and Villa Saskia. A brick road winds through the foreground, with several figures standing near a fence line. These villas represent the early twentieth-century development of Noordwijk aan Zee as a premier coastal destination for the Dutch elite and international tourists.

Details

Era: Divided Back (c. 1905–1915)
City: Noordwijk aan Zee
State: South Holland (Zuid-Holland)
Region: West-Nederland
Country: Netherlands
Topic: Seaside Resorts, Dune Villas, Dutch Architecture, Coastal Landscapes, Noordwijk History.
Condition: Uncirculated
Address Side: Divided Back
Orientation: Horizontal (Landscape)
Artist / Photographer: Not Stated
Publisher: Uitg. A. Dorsman, Noordwijk-Binnen
Printer: Not Stated (Series No. 08 55871)
Print Type: Phototypie / Collotype

Additional Information

The reverse side features a divided back layout with designated lines for the name (naam) and address (adres). The publisher is identified along the left edge as Uitg. A. Dorsman, based in Noordwijk-Binnen. The presence of the vertical divider and the specific Dutch terminology confirm its production after the 1905 transition to divided back postcards in the Netherlands. The series number 08 55871 appears in the bottom right corner of the reverse. This card provides a quiet, architectural record of the dune landscape before the extensive coastal expansion of the mid-twentieth century.

This card would look beautiful framed or make an excellent addition to any collection.

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