San Francisco souvenir packet with Cliff House window cover; 12 of originally 20 black-and-white photo postcards, all unused. • Standard size cards 3½″ × 5½″; sleeve approx. 4¼″ × 6¼″. • Backs show 1¢ stamp box; clean, unaddressed; crisp halftone images. • Views include Golden Gate Bridge, Bay Bridge, Alcatraz, Ferry Building, Palace of Fine Arts, Mission Dolores, Seal Rocks, and other landmarks. • Dating: 1940s based on 1¢ domestic postcard rate (through 1952) and post-1937 bridge subjects. • Condition (Excellent): No writing; light age toning; structure sound. Sleeve shows light handling and minor edge wear from storage; cards bright.
San Francisco souvenir packet with Cliff House window cover; 12 of originally 20 black-and-white photo postcards, all unused. • Standard size cards 3½″ × 5½″; sleeve approx. 4¼″ × 6¼″. • Backs show 1¢ stamp box; clean, unaddressed; crisp halftone images. • Views include Golden Gate Bridge, Bay Bridge, Alcatraz, Ferry Building, Palace of Fine Arts, Mission Dolores, Seal Rocks, and other landmarks. • Dating: 1940s based on 1¢ domestic postcard rate (through 1952) and post-1937 bridge subjects. • Condition (Excellent): No writing; light age toning; structure sound. Sleeve shows light handling and minor edge wear from storage; cards bright.
This 1910 Valentine Postcard features a young lady in a blue dress with gigot sleeves feeding doves, embodying themes of romance, art, and nature. The printed lithograph postcard, measuring a standard 5.5 x 3.5 inches, hails from the era of divided back postcards between 1907-1915. Perfect for collectors of postcards and supplies, this original piece captures the essence of Valentine’s Day greetings during the early 20th century.
This 1910 Valentine Postcard features a young lady in a blue dress with gigot sleeves feeding doves, embodying themes of romance, art, and nature. The printed lithograph postcard, measuring a standard 5.5 x 3.5 inches, hails from the era of divided back postcards between 1907-1915. Perfect for collectors of postcards and supplies, this original piece captures the essence of Valentine’s Day greetings during the early 20th century.
