Vintage Chicago Board of Trade Postcard LaSalle & Jackson Blvd 1915

This vintage postcard features a detailed illustration of the historic Board of Trade building located at LaSalle Street and Jackson Boulevard in Chicago, Illinois. The building, prominently marked with the date "Erected A.D. 1885," reflects the architectural style of the late 19th century and was a central hub for commodities trading in Chicago. The postcard captures the building's grand façade with its clock tower and American flag flying atop, offering a glimpse into the vibrant urban life of early 20th century Chicago.Printed by Franklin Post Card Co., Chicago, this postcard belongs to the Divided Back era (1907-1915) and showcases early 20th-century postcard printing techniques with rich colors and fine line details. The back bears a clear postmark from Chicago, dated March 6, 1915, and a 1-cent green George Washington postage stamp, indicating its use during that period. Handwritten correspondence on the back adds to its collectible charm, making it an appealing piece for enthusiasts of Chicago history, vintage postcards, and early American architecture.

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