Vintage Lithograph Postcard Typical Pueblo Indian Dwelling New Mexico

Condition: Normal Wear. Visible Bumps And Damages On The Edge. Visible Stains. See picture for a detailed ... Read more about the seller notes Normal Wear. Visible Bumps And Damages On The Edge. Visible Stains. See picture for a detailed depiction of condition. Read Less about the seller notes

This vintage lithograph postcard beautifully captures a typical Pueblo Indian dwelling in New Mexico, showcasing traditional adobe architecture with a bake oven at the front and meat drying from the roof. The image highlights elements such as kindling wood, a cowhide stretched on the ground, and sheep skins drying on a rack, offering a glimpse into the daily life and culture of the Pueblo people. The artwork is printed on textured paper measuring 3.5 x 5.5 inches, typical of mid-20th century postcards.Published by Southwest Post Card Co., Albuquerque, N.M., and printed by the renowned Curt Teich Chicago 'C.T. Art-Colortone' process, this postcard is part of a collectible series depicting Native American life and Southwestern heritage. The back includes a descriptive note emphasizing the self-sufficient lifestyle of the Pueblo people and the postcard's original one-cent stamp box. A great addition for collectors interested in Southwestern Americana, indigenous culture, or vintage lithograph postcards.

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POTP (181)

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09/16/2019

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Portals Of The Past

Item Location

Iowa, United States

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Worldwide

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We offer a 7 day return policy on all cards. You must though notify us with in 48 hours of receiving the item with your intent to send the item back. You would have 7 days from the date of delivery to put the item in the mail for its return.

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