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Description

Product Overview

This Art Academy and Museum, Eden Park, Cincinnati, Ohio original antique postcard is a genuine piece of historical memorabilia from 1917. Measuring 3.5 inches by 5.5 inches (9 x 14 cm), it features a detailed view of the iconic building and includes a postmark dated July 13, 1917, from Newport, Kentucky. Published by the Cincinnati News Company, this postcard is categorized under US State & Town Views, specifically highlighting Ohio and Cincinnati, making it a valuable addition for collectors and enthusiasts of vintage artifacts.

Usage

This antique postcard is perfect for collectors of historical items, postcard enthusiasts, and those interested in Cincinnati’s architectural heritage. It can be used for display in frames, added to scrapbooks or albums, or incorporated into educational projects about early 20th-century American history. Its realistic usage extends to home decor, museum exhibits, or as a unique gift for history buffs and art lovers.

Why Choose Us

Our antique postcard stands out due to its authenticity and historical significance, verified by the 1917 postmark and original publisher details. We ensure quality by sourcing genuine items that preserve the craftsmanship and details of the era, offering a reliable piece for serious collectors. Unlike reproductions, this postcard provides a direct link to the past, backed by accurate specifications and a focus on preserving cultural heritage.

Key Features

• Original 1917 antique postcard with authentic postmark from Newport, Kentucky
• Standard size of 3.5×5.5 inches, ideal for framing and display
• Features the historic Art Academy and Museum in Eden Park, Cincinnati, Ohio
• Published by Cincinnati News Company, ensuring historical accuracy
• Perfect for collectors and educational use, highlighting US town views

FAQ

What is the condition of this antique postcard?

The postcard is in good vintage condition with typical signs of age, such as slight wear, but it remains intact and legible, preserving its historical value.

Can I use this postcard for framing?

Yes, its standard size makes it suitable for framing, and it can be displayed in homes, offices, or collections to showcase its historical appeal.

Is the postmark original?

Absolutely, the postmark is original and dated July 13, 1917, from Newport, Kentucky, adding to the item’s authenticity and collectibility.

How should I store this postcard to maintain its condition?

Store it in a cool, dry place away from direct sunlight, and consider using acid-free sleeves or frames to prevent deterioration and preserve its quality.