Portsmouth Light Lighthouse NH 1908 Postcard Hand Colored Boston Post-Card Co.
$ 7.07
Description
Portsmouth Light Lighthouse NH 1908 Postcard Hand Colored Boston Post-Card Co.. The image beautifully captures the lighthouse standing proudly on the rugged, rocky coastline, connected by a distinct pier. The subtle, hand-applied coloring technique brings a unique artistic touch to the scene, highlighting the architectural details of the lighthouse and the natural beauty of the ocean waves crashing against the shore. Discover a charming piece of New England history with this authentic hand-colored postcard featuring the iconic Portsmouth Light in Portsmouth, New Hampshire. The image beautifully captures the lighthouse standing proudly on the rugged, rocky coastline, connected by a distinct pier. The subtle, hand-applied coloring technique brings a unique artistic touch to the scene, highlighting the architectural details of the lighthouse and the natural beauty of the ocean waves crashing against the shore. A small sailboat can be seen in the distant waters, adding to the serene coastal ambiance. This historic postcard, published by the Boston Post-Card Co., offers a glimpse into early 20th-century travel and communication. The reverse side bears a clear December 17, 1908, postmark from Concord, New Hampshire, and is addressed to Mrs. Harry I. Lynn in Roxbury, Massachusetts, complete with a 1-cent Benjamin Franklin stamp. This collectible item is a wonderful addition for enthusiasts of New Hampshire history, lighthouse imagery, vintage Americana, and early 1900s postcards, showcasing a classic coastal landmark and the artistry of the period.
