About this piece
Linen postcard of Columbus Circle and Central Park, New York City, showing the Columbus column in the foreground, the Maine Memorial at the park entrance, streets filled with period automobiles and pedestrians, and the city skyline beyond. Card numbers 1 and 14795 on the front. A "Colourpicture" Publication, Cambridge, Mass., U.S.A. Standard size about 5.5 x 3.5 inches, unused. Bright and clean with light edge wear and mild toning on the back.
The back caption reads that Columbus Circle is located at the intersection of Broadway and 8th Avenue at 59th Street; in the foreground is the memorial to Christopher Columbus erected in 1892 by the resident Italians in America, and to the left is the Maine Memorial at the entrance to Central Park. One-cent stamp box, no writing.
A colorful linen-era NYC street scene with plenty of vintage cars.
The back caption reads that Columbus Circle is located at the intersection of Broadway and 8th Avenue at 59th Street; in the foreground is the memorial to Christopher Columbus erected in 1892 by the resident Italians in America, and to the left is the Maine Memorial at the entrance to Central Park. One-cent stamp box, no writing.
A colorful linen-era NYC street scene with plenty of vintage cars.
