A fine photographic Judges postcard showing the Mill at West Blatchington, near Brighton, East Sussex. The windmill is a "smock" windmill. The name was given to this design of wooden tower mills which resembled the smock frocks worn by the millers of the period. It has six sides (they normally have eight) and is clad in cedar boarding. The mill ceased working around 1900 and is now restored and a Grade II listed building.