Description: This charming antique postcard features a picturesque "View on Deal Lake, Asbury Park, N.J." The image depicts a tranquil lake scene surrounded by lush trees, bathed in the warm glow of what appears to be a sunset or sunrise sky.
The reverse side of the postcard is postmarked "ASBURY PARK, N.J. AUG 6, 1906" and bears a green 1-cent Benjamin Franklin stamp. It is addressed in elegant script to "Miss Edith Thompson, Hightstown, N. J." There's a short, handwritten message at the bottom of the image side, partially visible, which appears to read "When are you coming down. Arthur". The card was published by "Illustrated Postal Card Co. New-York Leipzig."
This postcard offers a wonderful glimpse into early 20th-century New Jersey and would be a delightful addition to any collection of vintage postcards, New Jersey ephemera, or local history.
Condition: Good antique condition. There is some creases corner and edge wear consistent with age and having been mailed. The colors on the front remain vibrant. The back shows light toning and the clear postmark and addressing. Please examine the high-resolution scans for a complete assessment of the condition.
The reverse side of the postcard is postmarked "ASBURY PARK, N.J. AUG 6, 1906" and bears a green 1-cent Benjamin Franklin stamp. It is addressed in elegant script to "Miss Edith Thompson, Hightstown, N. J." There's a short, handwritten message at the bottom of the image side, partially visible, which appears to read "When are you coming down. Arthur". The card was published by "Illustrated Postal Card Co. New-York Leipzig."
This postcard offers a wonderful glimpse into early 20th-century New Jersey and would be a delightful addition to any collection of vintage postcards, New Jersey ephemera, or local history.
Condition: Good antique condition. There is some creases corner and edge wear consistent with age and having been mailed. The colors on the front remain vibrant. The back shows light toning and the clear postmark and addressing. Please examine the high-resolution scans for a complete assessment of the condition.
