Up for sale is an antique divided back postcard featuring a classic view of the United States Capitol in Washington, D.C. The front caption reads, \"Z 101. The Capitol, Washington, D. C.\" The card features a vibrant color lithograph view of the dome and wings of the iconic building.
Historical Details:
- Postmark: Brookland, D.C. (July 12, 1912)
- Stamp: 2 cent Washington red stamp
- Addressee: Mrs. Grace Upham Bigelow, sent to Montepiano, Prato, Italy
Message Highlights:
- Dated \"July 12th\", the sender writes: \"I don\'t think that Rome can be any hotter than Washington is, these days.\" This captures a classic moment of summer heat in the nation\'s capital.
Condition:
- Used/Posted.
- The card shows expected corner and edge wear commensurate with its age and international transit. There is light creasing at the top edge and general age-toning typical of vintage stationery.
Please carefully review the high-resolution front and back scans provided in the photos to determine the exact condition for yourself before purchasing.
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