- White House Antique Postcard One Cent Postage
- Washington DC
- Uncirculated Collectible
- Exact Date Unknown Late 19th century or early 20th Century.
White House East Front Entrance Washington
The White House has been the home of the Presidents from the time of John Adams to the present. Washington selected the site, laid the cornerstone in 1792,and with his wife, inspected the finished building in 1799. The building is constructed of Virginia Freestone.
Published by The National News Company, Washington, D.C. M 6273
In stamp box it says:
Place Stamp Here
Domestic
One Cent
Foreign
Two Cents
In the left hand corner there is a Shamrock. It is labeled AMERICHROME around the shamrock. Letters A N C - one in each leaf. N Y underneath the shamrock.
Printed in the United States. Measures 3 1/2" x 5 1/4".
The Photo's have been lightened to show details.
Card is in Good Condition aside from the following:
There are three corners that have bends, and the back of the card is discolored from age. The Front of the card has darkened evenly.
Uncirculated Postcard From Large Collection
Any marking or conditions can be clearly seen in the photo's.
All Postcard Images have been scanned.
Any wavy lines or color splotches on cards are scanner induced and not actual.
Card is in typical condition for one of it's age.
Card is scanned outside of it's cellophane wrapper for clarity.
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