San Antonio Texas The Alamo Historic Building Continental Postcard C110

$ 3.67

Theme: Cities & Towns Signed: View Image Original/Licensed Reprint: Original California Prop 65 Warning: See Title Featured Person: View Image Country: See Title Features: Chrome Subject: View Image Time Period Manufactured: 1990-1999 brand: View Image Character: View Image Postage Condition: Posted Year Manufactured: 2000 Continent: See Title Era: Photochrome (1939-Now) Size: Continental (6 x 4 in) Type: Printed (Lithograph) Country of Origin: View Image Artist: View Image Unit of Sale: Single Unit Brand/Publisher: View Image City: View Image Region: See Title Material: Paper Occasion: See Title Franchise: View Image Number of Items in Set: 1

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San Antonio Texas The Alamo Historic Building Continental Postcard C110. This postcard shows The Alamo in San Antonio, Texas, a church and fortress erected in 1718. It became a symbol of Texas independence during the Texas-Mexican Independence War in 1836. The postcard features a color photo by Steve Dodson. Thank you for viewing this vintage/antique postcard! Please take a look at my other postcards for sale. Save money by purchasing more and shipping will automatically combine for all items purchased at the same time. If you want to by more than one item, simply wait until all items are in your cart to check out and pay. For buy-it-now postcards over $20; shipping method is first-class, shipped in a cardboard mailer and hard plastic top loader. For buy-it-now postcards under $20 and all auctions; shipping method is eBay standard envelope (delivered by the post office). Postcard(s) will be shipped in a semi-rigid envelope. If you'd like your postcard to ship with more protection, please contact me before paying to upgrade to first-class shipping. More information about eBay standard envelope; they are not scanned into the system like regular packages would be. The tracking can be unreliable. Your item may say it is delivered when it arrives at your local post office. Please be patient, and don't hesitate to reach out if your postcard has not made it to you safely.