New York City NY Brooklyn Manhattan Bridges Panorama White Border Postcard Used

This vintage postcard features a stunning panorama of New York City as seen from the Woolworth Building, showcasing the iconic Brooklyn and Manhattan Bridges spanning the East River. The image captures the bustling waterfront and dense urban architecture of early 20th century NYC, with detailed depictions of piers, buildings, and ships. Printed in a classic lithographic style, the postcard offers a nostalgic glimpse of two of New York's most famous landmarks during a significant era of urban growth.

The postcard was produced by Irving Underhill, a noted publisher from New York, and includes a brief historical description of the bridges highlighting their construction dates and dimensions. The back of the card is postmarked 1921, featuring a green 1 cent U.S. postage stamp, and contains handwritten correspondence addressed to Omaha, Nebraska. This collectible piece is an original early 1900s linen postcard, standard size (5.5 x 3.5 inches), making it a valuable addition for collectors of New York City memorabilia, vintage postcards, or historical urban landscapes.

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