Antique Real Photo Postcard (RPPC) studio portrait of an elderly woman, identified by the handwritten name "Hattie" penciled at the top of the image. She is shown in a dark, high-necked garment with an intricate lace collar/jabot at the throat. Sepia-toned photographic image with soft studio backdrop, typical of early 20th-century photographer's studio work.

The reverse carries a CYKO stamp box, which dates the photographic paper to the 1904 – mid-1920s range; the card is unposted with no message or postmark, so this window (paper era c. early 1900s–1910s) is the best available dating evidence. Standard postcard size (3.5" x 5.5").

• Type: Real Photo Postcard (RPPC)
• Subject: Studio portrait of a woman identified as "Hattie"
• Stamp Box: CYKO
• Status: Unposted, no message or postmark
• Condition: VG — please review photos closely
• Finish: Matte/sepia-tone photographic print

A nice piece of genealogical/family-history ephemera for anyone researching a Hattie in their family tree, or for collectors of early 1900s real photo studio portraiture.

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Keywords: RPPC, real photo postcard, antique photography, Edwardian portrait, family history, genealogy, CYKO stamp box, studio portrait, paper ephemera, Hattie

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