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Original early-1900s real photo postcard (RPPC) featuring two men seated on a wooden porch playing cards. One man faces the camera holding his cards while the other raises a card in his hand, creating an unusually candid and animated scene.
Reverse bears an early 1-cent Washington postage stamp, period postmark and handwritten correspondence addressed to Cherry Creek, New York. The writer amusingly refers to the pictured subjects as “two Germans.”
Excellent occupational/social-history image showing everyday recreation and clothing of the period. Particularly appealing to collectors of RPPCs, early gambling/card-playing imagery, Americana and Western New York postal history.
Condition shows expected age-related wear, staining/toning and edge/corner wear. Please review photographs for exact condition.
