Antique Real Photo Postcard Divided Back Park Pavilion RPPC

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This antique real photo postcard features a serene park scene with a distinctive octagonal pavilion surrounded by trees and shrubbery. The image captures a peaceful outdoor setting that reflects early 20th-century American leisure spaces. Printed on a divided back postcard, this piece dates from the 1907-1915 era, a popular period for real photo postcards (RPPC) in the United States. The postcard is stamped with the AZO mark, indicating its early 20th-century origin and authenticity as a real photo postcard. The handwritten note on the back reads, "This is the Park North of the Sanitarium where Ethel got the slips," adding a unique personal historical context. This collectible postcard is an excellent example of early photographic printing techniques used on postcards and offers a glimpse into historical park architecture and community life.

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HistoricPostcardCompany (4239)

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04/29/2013

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Historic Postcard Company

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Virginia, United States

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