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ARCH.2003.25, Rendition: 794093
The image shows a rectangular, light brown card. On the upper right corner of the card, there is a green circular stamp featuring a profile portrait of Thomas Jefferson. The stamp also includes the text "U.S. POSTAL CARD" and "1 CENT" at the bottom. Below the stamp, on the left side, there is text in green that reads, "THIS SIDE OF CARD IS FOR ADDRESS." The card appears to be blank and is set against a plain, light gray background.
This image shows a vintage U.S. Postal Service postcard. The postcard is a light beige or tan color, and it has a simple design. In the upper right corner, there is a green circular stamp featuring a profile of Thomas Jefferson, with the denomination "1¢" and the word "JEFFERSON" below the portrait. Below the stamp, the words "U.S. POSTAL CARD" are visible.
In the center of the postcard, there is a rectangular box with the text "THIS SIDE OF CARD IS FOR ADDRESS," indicating where the recipient's address should be written. The rest of the postcard is blank, providing space for writing the address. The overall design is minimalistic and functional, typical of early postal cards.
This image displays the back side of a vintage U.S. Postal Card, presented against a neutral, light gray background.
The card itself is made of plain, light tan or beige paper with a slightly textured surface. It is oriented horizontally (landscape).
There are two key features printed in green ink on the card:
The overall layout is clean and functional, typical of early 20th-century postal stationery. The image is taken from a direct, top-down perspective, clearly showing the details of the card's design.
The image shows a brown envelope with a white background. The envelope has a rectangular shape and is slightly folded at the top. On the front side of the envelope, there is a green stamp with the text "UNITED STATES OF AMERICA" and an image of a person, likely George Washington, in the center. Below the stamp, there is a green label with the text "THIS SIDE OF CARD IS FOR ADDRESS" in white font. The envelope appears to be a standard size for mailing purposes.
The image shows a piece of paper with a beige background, which is most likely a postcard. The paper is folded in the middle, indicating that it is a postcard. On the left side of the postcard, there is a rectangular green box with the text "THIS SIDE OF CARD IS FOR ADDRESS" written in white font. On the right side of the postcard, there is a green stamp with the text "POSTAGE PAID" and "ONE CENT" written in white font. The stamp also features an image of a person's head. The postcard appears to be a standard postcard used for mailing purposes, with the left side designated for the recipient's address and the right side featuring the postage stamp.
The image shows the back side of a light brown envelope or card. The surface is plain and unadorned except for two key elements:
Text: Near the center-left of the envelope, there is a printed instruction in green text that reads:
"THIS SIDE OF CARD IS FOR ADDRESS". This indicates that this side of the card is intended for writing or printing the recipient's address.
Stamp Design: In the top-right corner, there is a green circular stamp or emblem. The stamp features a profile portrait of a man, likely a historical figure, surrounded by text that reads "UNITED STATES OF AMERICA" at the top and "ONE CENT" at the bottom. The design suggests it is a one-cent postage stamp, commonly used for mailing purposes.
The overall design is simple and functional, typical of vintage or historical postal stationery. The envelope appears clean and unused, with no visible writing or markings. The background is a uniform light brown color, providing a neutral backdrop for the printed elements.
This is an image of a blank postcard lying on a flat surface. The postcard has a light brown or tan color and is oriented horizontally. In the top right corner, there's a green postage stamp, possibly a vintage or historical one, featuring a profile portrait. On the left side, there is text that reads "THIS SIDE OF CARD IS FOR ADDRESS," indicating the area where the sender would write the address of the recipient. The postcard and the surface it's on are set against a neutral background.
The image shows a vintage postal card. The card is light brown in color and has a green printed stamp on the upper right corner featuring the profile of Thomas Jefferson. Surrounding the profile are the words "JOHN C. JEFFERSON" and "U.S. POSTAL CARD" along with the value of "ONE CENT." In the middle of the card, there is a notice printed in green stating "THIS SIDE OF CARD IS FOR ADDRESS." The card appears to be blank on both sides except for this printing and the stamp.
A pale tan/orange envelope lies on a light gray background. On the top-right corner is a green, one-cent U.S. postage stamp with a profile and the text “UNITED STATES POSTAGE” around it. In the middle-left there’s a small green label that reads “THIS SIDE OF CARD IS FOR ADDRESS.” The overall look is vintage and plain, with no handwriting or other markings.
This is an image of a vintage postal card with a light brown background. In the top-right corner, there is a green printed stamp featuring a profile portrait surrounded by decorative framing and the text "U.S. POSTAL CARD" above the portrait. Below the frame appears to be a denomination of one cent. In the center of the card, there is the text "THIS SIDE OF CARD IS FOR ADDRESS" enclosed within a rectangular border. The design is simple, indicating the card's purpose as an addressable postcard.