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Original antique Spanish postcard from the "Tipos Españoles" (Spanish Types) series, published by Romo y Füssel, Librería, Madrid.
This postcard depicts a Charro of Zamora, wearing traditional regional attire and carrying a walking stick. The card is identified as No. 544 and features an undivided back, dating it to approximately 1901–1905.
Issued during the early years of the Universal Postal Union postcard era, this attractive ethnographic postcard documents the traditional costumes and regional culture of Spain. It is an excellent addition for collectors of Spanish postcards, regional costume studies, or early twentieth-century European ephemera. 4 x 3.4 inches. I-011
