1937 Wills House Gettysburg PA Lincoln Address Curteich Postcard For Sale

This vintage postcard beautifully captures The Wills House in Gettysburg, Pennsylvania, a site of profound historical significance where Abraham Lincoln penned his iconic Gettysburg Address. The detailed imagery on the front depicts the stately building, complete with architectural nuances and a glimpse of period life with a horse-drawn carriage and figures. The card\'s vibrant color and texture suggest it is a classic Curteich-Chicago \'C. T. American Art\' production, renowned for its quality and distinctive printing technique.The reverse side provides a wealth of historical context, reiterating the house\'s role in the crafting of Lincoln\'s address delivered on November 19, 1863, at the consecration of the Soldiers\' National Cemetery. It also mentions David Wills, key to the National Cemeteries\' origin, and the presence of R. G. Harper\'s office and the printing office for the \"Adams Sentinel.\" This postcard offers a tangible connection to a pivotal moment in American history, making it a compelling piece for collectors of Civil War memorabilia, Lincolniana, or Pennsylvania historical postcards.