Product Overview
Nice looking vintage postcard with Black Americana theme. Pictured and shipped in stiff top loader. Condition is as pictured.
This is an authentic vintage unposted (unused) linen-era postcard (c. 1930s-1940s), published by Colourpicture Publications (Cambridge, Mass., U.S.A.). The illustration signed in the print by artist Pat features a Black Americana caricature depicting a boy throwing dice (rolling "craps" or "galloping dominoes") on a bright yellow background, accompanied by the dialect caption: "EYES... SHO' DOES WISH YO' ALL WOULD WRITE, HONEY".
The postcard bears production number 288 at the lower right corner of the front illustration. The reverse features an unposted divided back printed in dark blue ink with a "PLACE ONE CENT STAMP HERE" box. Condition is clean, uncirculated NOS with minor light age-toning, presented in a clear protective top-loader sleeve.
Size: Normal postcard size.
Artist: Unknown
Age / Published / Postmark date: Unknown - circa 1940
Publisher: Colourpicture
Condition: Refer to the photos for a better idea of the subject matter and condition of the postcard, you will receive the exact postcard that is pictured.
Other: -
This is an authentic vintage unposted (unused) linen-era postcard (c. 1930s-1940s), published by Colourpicture Publications (Cambridge, Mass., U.S.A.). The illustration signed in the print by artist Pat features a Black Americana caricature depicting a boy throwing dice (rolling "craps" or "galloping dominoes") on a bright yellow background, accompanied by the dialect caption: "EYES... SHO' DOES WISH YO' ALL WOULD WRITE, HONEY".
The postcard bears production number 288 at the lower right corner of the front illustration. The reverse features an unposted divided back printed in dark blue ink with a "PLACE ONE CENT STAMP HERE" box. Condition is clean, uncirculated NOS with minor light age-toning, presented in a clear protective top-loader sleeve.
Size: Normal postcard size.
Artist: Unknown
Age / Published / Postmark date: Unknown - circa 1940
Publisher: Colourpicture
Condition: Refer to the photos for a better idea of the subject matter and condition of the postcard, you will receive the exact postcard that is pictured.
Other: -
