Coloma CA California Site of Sutter's Sawmill Chrome Postcard Unused

This vintage postcard features the historic site of Sutter's Sawmill located in Coloma, California. The image captures a serene riverside scene along the American River, highlighted by a small stone monument marking the exact spot where gold was discovered by James W. Marshall in 1848, an event that sparked the California Gold Rush. The setting shows natural greenery and the clear river, evoking the early pioneer days of the American West.

Printed in vibrant photo-color by Merle Porter and published by Royal Pictures, Colton, California, this postcard is a standard size (5.5 x 3.5 inches) and made from paper stock typical of mid-20th century postcards. The back includes a detailed historical description of the site, emphasizing its importance and Marshall's legacy. This collectible postcard is ideal for history buffs, California Gold Rush enthusiasts, and postcard collectors looking for authentic Americana and scenic landmarks.

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