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ARCH.2003.23, Rendition: 795184
The image shows the back of an old postcard with some postal markings. The postcard is light brown and has a vintage appearance, suggesting it is quite old. On the upper right corner, there is a green U.S. postage stamp with a portrait of Thomas Jefferson, indicating it is a one-cent stamp. Below the stamp, there is a red postal cancellation stamp with the inscription "2 CAMBRIDGE APR 20 1926 MASS," which suggests it was mailed in April 1926 in Cambridge, Massachusetts.
The text "THIS SIDE OF CARD IS FOR ADDRESS" is printed in a green box near the top of the postcard. Below it, there is a handwritten address: "E. W. Fisher & Co., Spring Lands, Cambridge, Mass."
The overall condition of the postcard appears aged, with some wear and tear visible on the edges.
This image shows the address side of a vintage postcard, dated April 20, 1926. The postcard has a yellowish-brown tone, typical of aged paper.
Here's a detailed description of the elements:
Postmark:
Postage Stamp:
Address Section:
E. W. Foster
Scary Landry
Canton, Mass.
Condition:
The overall appearance suggests that this postcard is an authentic piece of postal history from the 1920s.
This image shows the address side of a vintage, light tan or beige postcard, likely from the 1920s. The card is oriented horizontally and rests on a plain, neutral gray surface.
Key features on the postcard include:
E. W. Fiske, Jr.SergeantCambridge, Mass.The postcard shows signs of age, with slight discoloration and minor imperfections on the paper, consistent with an item that is nearly a century old. The combination of the postmark, stamp, and handwritten address provides a clear historical context for the item.
The image shows a vintage envelope. The envelope is beige with a green border on the bottom. The front of the envelope has a stamp with a green circle that says "Cambridge, Mass." and "Apr 20 1926." There is also a stamp with the words "THIS SIDE OF CARD IS ADDRESSED" written on it. The envelope has a handwritten message in black ink. The envelope is placed on a gray background.
The image shows a vintage postcard with a handwritten message on the front. The postcard has a yellowish-brown color and a green border on the top and bottom. It has a green stamp on the top right corner, which is partially obscured by the border. The postcard also has a green stamp on the top left corner, which reads "Cambridge Apr 20 1926 Mass". The postcard is addressed to "E. W. Fisher & Son, Cambridge, Mass." and is signed by "E. W. Fisher".
The image shows the front side of a vintage postcard or envelope. The card is light brown with a slightly worn appearance, suggesting age and historical significance.
Postage Stamp:
Postmark:
Address:
E. W. Mohr &
Seng Laudy
Cambridge, Mass.
Instruction Text:
The card appears to be a historical piece of correspondence, likely from the early 20th century, given the postmark date of 1928. The handwritten address and the vintage design suggest it may have been used for personal or official communication during that era. The wear on the card adds to its antique charm.
This is the back of an old U.S. postcard or small envelope. It’s a tan/orange card with aging. On the left there’s a green label that reads “THIS SIDE OF CARD IS FOR ADDRESS.” A circular Cambridge, MA postmark is near the top center, dated in the early 20th century, and a green 2-cent postage stamp sits on the right, cancel lines crossing it. There is handwritten cursive in brown ink across the middle/right that appears to be the recipient’s address, likely in Cambridge, Massachusetts. Overall, it’s a vintage postal item with typical early-20th-century features.
This image depicts an aged postal card or envelope designed for correspondence. The card is light brown with handwriting on it, including what appears to be the recipient's address. The top right features a green printed postage stamp with a portrait of Thomas Jefferson and the word "POSTAL" visible. A postmark stamp from Cambridge, Massachusetts, dated April 20, 1926, is imprinted above the writing. The card also includes a green printed message that states, "THIS SIDE OF CARD IS FOR ADDRESS."
This image shows an old postcard. The card's color is a faded yellowish-brown, indicating it might be quite aged. On the right side of the postcard, there is a green 1-cent stamp featuring the profile of Thomas Jefferson, which suggests that this card is from the United States. The postmark over the stamp reads "CAMBRIDGE APR 20 12PM 1920 MASS." indicating that the card was processed in Cambridge, Massachusetts, on April 20th, 1920, at noon.
Below the stamp, in handwritten ink which has faded to brown with age, is an address written to a "C. W. Fisher Esq." in "Sunnyside, Ledyard, Conn.," which refers to Ledyard, Connecticut. On the left side of the card, there is printed text that is partially obscured by the postmark ink, but it is still legible, reading "THIS SIDE OF CARD IS FOR ADDRESS." The text indicates that this side of the postcard was designated for writing the address only, a common practice for postcards of that era.
The image itself suggests a piece of postal history and is a snapshot of communication from the early 20th century in the United States.
The image shows the front side of an old postcard or postal card. The card is addressed to E. W. Forbes, Esq., at "Sergi Laadig," Cambridge, Mass. The handwriting is cursive and slightly difficult to read. There's a postmark from Cambridge dated April 20, 1926. To the right of the postmark are wavy cancellation lines over an image of a green postage stamp featuring a profile view of Thomas Jefferson. The card has a printed green text that says "THIS SIDE OF CARD IS FOR ADDRESS." The card’s background is a light brown or beige.