Antique Real Photo Postcard Woman Portrait Divided Back 1909 RPPC

This antique real photo postcard features an elegant portrait of a woman dressed in early 20th century attire, showcasing the distinctive fashion of the era with a high-neck blouse and puffed sleeves. The image is presented in an oval frame, adding a classic touch to the photographic print. Printed as a real photo postcard (RPPC), this piece dates from the Divided Back era (1907-1915), a period known for its collectible photographic postcards that combined personal photography with postal convenience.On the reverse, the postcard is postmarked from Lawrence, Kansas, dated July 16, 1909, and includes a handwritten message addressed to Miss Ellen Melville of Eudora, Kansas. The postcard was produced by Alfred Lawrence, a photographer based in Lawrence, Kansas, whose name and studio address are printed along the side. This postcard exemplifies early American photographic printing techniques and social communication during the antique postcard era, making it a valuable collectible for enthusiasts of vintage photography and historical ephemera.

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HistoricPostcardCompany (4146)

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04/29/2013

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Virginia, United States

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