Kansas City MO Missouri Courthouse Undivided Back Postcard 1911

This 1911 postcard features a detailed image of the Kansas City Courthouse, showcasing its historic architecture. Postmarked and with handwritten note.

• Postmarked April 1911
• Features a 1-cent green stamp
• Handwritten message on the back
• Dimensions: 5.5 x 3.5 inches
• Historic architectural imagery

Mild wear on edges and corners; faint discoloration on the back as expected with age.
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This vintage postcard features a detailed color lithograph of the historic Court House in Kansas City, Missouri. The building's impressive Romanesque Revival architecture is highlighted with turrets, arched windows, and stone masonry, capturing an important civic landmark from the early 20th century. The postcard was published by The Elite Post Card Co., a notable Kansas City publisher known for its high-quality printed postcards during that era.

Postmarked in 1911, this postcard provides a fascinating glimpse into the past with handwritten correspondence on the reverse, adding to its collectible appeal. The card is a standard size of approximately 5.5 x 3.5 inches and includes a one-cent U.S. postage stamp featuring Benjamin Franklin. This piece is an excellent find for collectors interested in Missouri history, early American architecture, or vintage postal memorabilia.

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