Vintage International Border City Detroit Photochrome Postcard 5.5x3.5 In

Vintage International Border City Detroit Photochrome Postcard 5.5x3.5 In

Used: Light corner and edge wear with slight rounding and light surface scuffing; faint horizontal gloss scuff across the center of the front image. Back is unposted with no writing or postal markings; light overall toning and small brown handling spots at lower-left and lower-center.

Approx. Measurements, see images.

Vintage color photochrome postcard featuring the Detroit downtown skyline with the Ambassador Bridge and river in the background.

Front view shows downtown high-rise buildings in the foreground with the Ambassador Bridge spanning the Detroit River to Canada in the background; glossy finish.

Front/back caption: INTERNATIONAL BORDER CITY; 4824-C. Back printing includes: INTERNATIONAL BORDER CITY, Detroit, Michigan -- The Ambassador Bridge spans the Detroit River to Canada, forming a spectacular background for Detroit's magnificent downtown buildings. The world-famous J. L. Hudson Company department store may be seen at the right edge of the picture. Also printed: Hiawatha Card of Detroit, 2524 Elmwood Ave., Ann Arbor, Mich. 48104; A HIAWATHA(R) product. All Rights Reserved. Stamp box printed: Dexter SUPREME. Front print credit: Photo by Joe Clark.

Type: Printed (Lithograph). Original. Size: Standard (5.5 x 3.5 in). Material: Cardboard. Features: Divided Back. Era: Photochrome (1939-Now). Subject: International Border City. Theme: Cities & Towns; Travel. City: Detroit; Region: Michigan; Country of Origin: United States; Continent: North America; Unit of Sale: Single Unit; Postage Condition: Unposted; Number of Items in Set: 1. No UPC/EAN present; see photos for exact details and design elements.

Light corner and edge wear with slight rounding and light surface scuffing; faint horizontal gloss scuff across the center of the front image. Back is unposted with no writing or postal markings; light overall toning and small brown handling spots at lower-left and lower-center.