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This vintage Chrome era postcard, postmarked in 1968, showcases an aerial perspective of Iolani Palace in Honolulu, Hawaii. The image highlights the former royal residence\'s architecture, surrounded by manicured lawns, tropical palms, and 1960s automobiles. The reverse side features a fascinating handwritten message describing the Battleship New Jersey, a University of Hawaii football game, and the Aloha Day Parade. Published by Mike Roberts Color Productions.
Postcard Details:
- Era: Chrome
- Category: Hawaii
- Location/Subject: Iolani Palace, Honolulu, Hawaii
- Publisher: Mike Roberts Color Productions
- Condition: Very Good; posted with 1968 USS naval postmark and 10c Air Mail stamp. Light corner and edge wear. Extensive handwritten message on back.
- Postmark: October 21, 1968
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