Vintage Henry Ford Museum Dexter Press Color Photochrome Postcard 5.5x3.5 In
$8.37
This item has found a new home.
Don't worry — we add fresh treasures daily.
- Ships within 24 business hours
- 30-day returns on most items
- Carefully packed & shipped with care
Details
Vintage Henry Ford Museum Dexter Press Color 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; small brown handling spot near the top edge.
Approx. Measurements, see images.
Vintage color photochrome postcard featuring the Henry Ford Museum in Dearborn, Michigan.
Front view shows the museum's automobile collection with a yellow open-top vintage car in the foreground, rows of early automobiles, green display columns and rope barriers in the background; glossy finish.
Front/back caption: HENRY FORD MUSEUM. Photo by John Penrod. Back printing includes: HENRY FORD MUSEUM, Dearborn, Michigan - The automobile collection is regarded as one of the most significant in the United States. Here the development of automotive transportation is traced from its earliest beginnings through the post war period. Excellent examples of steam, electric and gasoline propulsion can be found among the 200 cars on exhibit. DT-48420-C 1969 Dexter Press. Dexter Supreme logo and dp/Dexter Press marks present.
Type: Printed (Lithograph). Original. Size: Standard (5.5 x 3.5 in). Material: Cardboard. Features: Divided Back. Era: Photochrome (1939-Now). Subject: HENRY FORD MUSEUM. Theme: Transportation. City: Dearborn; Country: United States; Continent: North America; Unit of Sale: Single Unit; Number of Items in Set: 1; Year Manufactured: 1969; Time Period Manufactured: 1960-1969; Postage Condition: Unposted. 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; small brown handling spot near the top edge.