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Antique postcard showing the “Site of the New Round House, Susquehanna, Pa.” Nice early hand-colored view of the Susquehanna, Pennsylvania railroad/industrial area with river, hills, buildings, smoke stacks, and the new roundhouse site.
Front is marked “Pub. by D. J. McDonald, Susquehanna, Pa.” Back is marked United Art Publishing Co., New York City and Printed in Germany. Card is posted with a green U.S. 1-cent Benjamin Franklin stamp and postmarked Lanesboro, Pa., Jan. 21, 1907.
Addressed to Mrs. A. R. Burnham, R.F.D. #54, Milanville, Bradford Co., Pa.
Condition:
Antique posted postcard with age-related wear, corner/edge wear, light toning/soiling, and postal handling marks. Front image has some surface marks/spotting, but the railroad roundhouse caption, publisher info, stamp, and 1907 postmark remain clear. Please review photos for exact condition.
Item Details:
Subject: Site of the New Round House
Location: Susquehanna, Pennsylvania
Theme: Railroad, R.R., roundhouse, industrial, town view
Publisher: D. J. McDonald, Susquehanna, Pa.
Printing: United Art Publishing Co., New York City / Printed in Germany
Postmark: Lanesboro, Pa., Jan. 21, 1907
Stamp: U.S. 1-cent Benjamin Franklin
Posted: Yes
Era: Early 1900s
