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This vintage Divided Back era postcard (circa 1910) features a striking view of the Exchange Building in Memphis, Tennessee. The scene, based on a photo by Coovert, showcases the impressive architecture of the early 20th-century skyscraper. The street level is bustling with life, featuring early automobiles, horse-drawn carriages, and numerous pedestrians near the ornate entrance. The hand-colored details highlight the classical facade and decorative roofline. The reverse features a handwritten message addressed to Big Pool, Maryland.
Postcard Details:
- Era: Divided Back
- Category: Tennessee
- Location/Subject: Memphis, Tennessee
- Publisher: Curt Teich & Co.
- Condition: Very Good; unposted with handwritten message, light corner wear and minor edge rubbing, no visible creases.
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