Coit Tower San Francisco California Linen Postcard c1945
                                                
                                                                                                        
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                                            Condition: Pre-owned. With mild edgewear. Typical. This vintage postcard features a vibrant lithograph image of Coit Tower, an iconic landmark on Telegraph Hill in San Francisco, California. The tower was named in ... Read More
                                
                                                                Condition:  Pre-owned. With mild edgewear. Typical.
This vintage postcard features a vibrant lithograph image of Coit Tower, an iconic landmark on Telegraph Hill in San Francisco, California. The tower was named in honor of Lillie Hitchcock Coit, a pioneering San Francisco resident with a deep connection to the city's Volunteer Fire Department. The postcard showcases the tower surrounded by lush gardens and a colorful sky backdrop, capturing the charm and historical significance of this city monument.Produced by Smith News Company and published by "A Colourpicture" Publication from Boston, this postcard is a licensed reprint from the White Border era (1915-1930), a period known for its distinctive white margins and high-quality lithographic printing. The divided back design allowed for easy messaging and mailing. This collectible piece is a superb example of early 20th century American postcard art, perfect for collectors interested in California landmarks, vintage travel memorabilia, or historic San Francisco imagery.
                            This vintage postcard features a vibrant lithograph image of Coit Tower, an iconic landmark on Telegraph Hill in San Francisco, California. The tower was named in honor of Lillie Hitchcock Coit, a pioneering San Francisco resident with a deep connection to the city's Volunteer Fire Department. The postcard showcases the tower surrounded by lush gardens and a colorful sky backdrop, capturing the charm and historical significance of this city monument.Produced by Smith News Company and published by "A Colourpicture" Publication from Boston, this postcard is a licensed reprint from the White Border era (1915-1930), a period known for its distinctive white margins and high-quality lithographic printing. The divided back design allowed for easy messaging and mailing. This collectible piece is a superb example of early 20th century American postcard art, perfect for collectors interested in California landmarks, vintage travel memorabilia, or historic San Francisco imagery.
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