Vintage Postcard Ploskovice Castle Czech Republic Film Castle Baroque Multiview

Social History: This card represents the peak of Baroque architecture in Northern Bohemia. Issued during the Socialist era of Czechoslovakia, specifically around 1978, as evidenced by the commemorative "60 let ČP" (60 Years of Czechoslovak Post) emblem in the stamp area.

Ploskovice is a "film castle" (often used in movies), gives it a steady appeal for Czech history enthusiasts

Scene: Multi-view collage featuring the Baroque exterior, ornate ceiling murals by Josef Navrátil, the grand dining hall, and the castle gardens. The collage includes a view of the famous "grottos"—artificial water caves beneath the castle, which are a rare surviving architectural feature. The back contains a detailed architectural history of the site in Czech

Postal History: Features the original price markings of "Kčs 1,40+0,20," a common pricing structure in the CSSR where a portion of the cost often went to a state fund or insurance. 

Size: Continental 6 x 4"

Era: Circa 1978

Type: Glossy color lithograph

Publisher: Nakladatelství Pressfoto Praha

Condition: The reverse shows light foxing (age spotting) and tanning consistent with 1970s paper stock. Light crease and corner bumping. A previous owner has neatly written "Czech republic" on the reverse for identification.

This is an authentic vintage item. Use the zoom tool to inspect the photos for a detailed view of the condition.