Early 1900s Newark NJ City View Postcard Howard Savings Bank

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This vintage postcard from the Divided Back era (1907-1915) features a detailed color lithograph view of a street scene in Newark, New Jersey. The image prominently showcases the grand Howard Savings Institution building with its impressive classical columns and pediment, alongside other historic commercial buildings and a streetcar, illustrating early 20th-century urban life. The postcard captures the architectural charm and bustling city atmosphere of Newark during this period.Printed by E. Lilli Howard Savings Bank, Newark, N.J., this original linen-type postcard measures the standard 5.5 x 3.5 inches typical of the era. The card is addressed and postmarked April 30, 1908, adding authentic postal history appeal. The handwritten note along the right edge and the visible Newark postmark further enhance its collectible value. This postcard is a wonderful piece for collectors of early American city views and historic postcards from the northeastern United States.

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