Fall River Line Steamer Ship Priscilla 1900s Postcard
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Condition: Please examine scans carefully for flaws. The reverse scan will sometimes reveal nicks or creases ... Read more about the seller notes Please examine scans carefully for flaws. The reverse scan will sometimes reveal nicks or creases that are not visible from the front. Remember-you never pay more than 1 shipping charge. Read Less about the seller notes
Step back in time with this captivating vintage postcard featuring the majestic Steamer Priscilla of the famed Fall River Line. This exquisite piece of maritime history showcases the grand passenger ship, complete with its distinctive twin smokestacks and flags flying proudly, as it navigates the waters. In the foreground, smaller vessels hint at the bustling activity surrounding this impressive ocean liner, while a picturesque shoreline with buildings forms the backdrop, all rendered in the vibrant, detailed artistry characteristic of early 20th-century chromolithography.Produced by the esteemed H.C. Leighton Co. of Portland, Maine, and notably "MADE IN GERMANY," this postcard exemplifies the superior printing quality for which German manufacturers were known during the postcard's Golden Age. As a classic "divided back" postcard, it hails from an era between 1907 and 1915, reflecting a significant period in both postcard collecting and American transportation history. The Fall River Line was a prominent steamship company, connecting New York City with Fall River, Massachusetts, and was renowned for its luxurious service.This unposted artifact is a treasure for collectors of vintage transportation memorabilia, nautical history enthusiasts, or anyone fascinated by the golden age of steamships. Its detailed depiction of the Steamer Priscilla offers a unique glimpse into early 20th-century travel and maritime heritage, making it a compelling addition to any collection of antique postcards or ship-related ephemera.
Step back in time with this captivating vintage postcard featuring the majestic Steamer Priscilla of the famed Fall River Line. This exquisite piece of maritime history showcases the grand passenger ship, complete with its distinctive twin smokestacks and flags flying proudly, as it navigates the waters. In the foreground, smaller vessels hint at the bustling activity surrounding this impressive ocean liner, while a picturesque shoreline with buildings forms the backdrop, all rendered in the vibrant, detailed artistry characteristic of early 20th-century chromolithography.Produced by the esteemed H.C. Leighton Co. of Portland, Maine, and notably "MADE IN GERMANY," this postcard exemplifies the superior printing quality for which German manufacturers were known during the postcard's Golden Age. As a classic "divided back" postcard, it hails from an era between 1907 and 1915, reflecting a significant period in both postcard collecting and American transportation history. The Fall River Line was a prominent steamship company, connecting New York City with Fall River, Massachusetts, and was renowned for its luxurious service.This unposted artifact is a treasure for collectors of vintage transportation memorabilia, nautical history enthusiasts, or anyone fascinated by the golden age of steamships. Its detailed depiction of the Steamer Priscilla offers a unique glimpse into early 20th-century travel and maritime heritage, making it a compelling addition to any collection of antique postcards or ship-related ephemera.
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