Public Library - New York City, New York - 1940s Linen Postcard vintage_1950sFront: Public Library, New York City 7 Back: "New York Public Library. The magnificent building of the library of New York is located at Fifth Avenue and 42nd Street. It was built in 1911 at a cost of $9,000,000 and contains spacious reading rooms, exhibition rooms and art galleries. Its book collections are priceless." Condition: Great condition. Time frame: 1940s. Unmailed. Color: Hand color. Publisher: "Colourpicture" Publication.
Front: Kentucky Postcard
the front of the card has some slight damage from being posted and two of the corners are bent with slightly worn edges
This is the most celebrated picture of this famous geyser
Private sunny terraces overlooking bay and ocean
this postcard has a small amounts of wear on the corners and has some ink residue on the front
The dome of the Travel and Transport Building houses the railroad exhibit at "A Century of Progress
Free Continental Breakfast
two Civilians and one Army Engineer
Cleveland's new railroad station is located on the Public Square
it changed to North Dakota State University student housing in 1976
Publisher: Genuine Curteich-Chicago "C
Condition: Good condition with some writing on the back and small holes in two of the corners