1917 Antique Christmas Postcard, posted with handwritten message and 2-cent USA stamp

Antique 1917 holiday postcard with a mailed handwritten message and postmark. Visible age wear is present, but the card remains intact and displayable.

• Original printed lithograph postcard from 1917.
• Christmas holiday theme with nativity-style artwork on the front.
• Back shows a handwritten message, postmark, and a 2-cent U.S. stamp.
• Standard postcard size listed as 5.5 x 3.5 inches.
• SKU 0299 is shown in the listing.
• The card is posted and personalized according to the listing aspects.

SKU: 0299

More Info:

• Detected Type: General
• Number of Items in Set: 1
• Original/Licensed Reprint: Original
• Postage Condition: Posted
• Personalize: Yes
• Size: Standard (5.5 x 3.5 in)
• Type: Printed (Lithograph)
• Time Period Manufactured: 1900-1919
• Signed: No
• Occasion: Christmas
• Unit of Sale: Single Unit
• Features: Stamp
• Era: Divided Back (1907-1915)
• Material: Paper
• Theme: Holiday
• Year Manufactured: 1917
• Country of Origin: United States
• Measurements: Standard size: 5.5 x 3.5 in
• SKU: 0299

• All photos are of the actual item you are looking to purchase.
• Please check photos for actual condition.

TroCuri condition analysis. Every defect TroCuri observed is listed below so you can verify against the photos.

Overall: Used antique postcard with mailed usage, handwritten message, stamp, and postmark visible.

Visible Flaws: Age toning and discoloration; Light edge and corner wear; Handling marks and surface impressions on back; Handwritten ink and postal markings across the reverse

Photo Notes: Photos show the front artwork and the reverse with handwriting, postmark, and stamp; no additional hidden sides are visible.

Wear Points: Corners; Edges; Back surface; Fold/handling lines visible in the paper

Measurements / Tags / SKU: Listed size is Standard 5.5 x 3.5 in. SKU shown: 0299. Card is posted, personalized, and marked with a 2-cent U.S. stamp.

Cleaning Notes: No cleaning or restoration is recommended; cleaning could damage the original postcard surface and postal history.