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Up for sale is an antique postcard featuring a detailed colorized view of the \"Industrial Trust Company Building, Providence, R. I.\" This \"Phostint\" card was published by the renowned Detroit Publishing Company and offers a glimpse into early 20th-century urban life in Rhode Island, capturing the architectural style of the period.
Historical Details:
- Postmark: Providence, R.I. (October 29, 1917)
- Stamp: 1-cent George Washington green stamp
- Addressee: Mr. Robert A. Goldthorp, Box 120, Hartford, Connecticut
Message Highlights:
The message discusses a personal legal matter regarding an \"auto scrape,\" stating, \"I am still confident that no fine will have to be paid, as our judge who is good authority said not to worry.\" This provides an interesting look into early automotive history and minor traffic incidents of the era.
Condition:
This card is in good condition for its age, with typical wear consistent with a vintage postcard that has been mailed. Please review the high-resolution front and back scans to assess corners and edges for yourself before purchasing.
