Richmond VA Virginia State Capitol Linen Postcard Richmond Times Co. Unused 1952

This unused postcard features the iconic Virginia State Capitol in Richmond, showcasing its Roman Temple-inspired architecture. A fine collectible.

• Unused vintage postcard
• Published by Richmond Times Co.
• Printed in the USA, 1952
• Vibrant colors and clear details
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This vintage linen postcard features a vibrant illustration of the Virginia State Capitol in Richmond, Virginia. The central building dates from 1789 and is designed after an ancient Roman temple, with two wings added in 1906. The artwork captures the stately columns and lush surroundings in rich, warm tones, emphasizing the historic architecture against a scenic backdrop of trees with autumn foliage. The postcard is a classic example of mid-20th-century linen postcards, known for their textured surface and vivid color saturation.

Published by The Richmond News Company and printed by the renowned A. "Colourpicture" Publication of Cambridge, Massachusetts, this postcard is a collectible piece reflecting both architectural and historical significance. The Capitol is notable for its ties to important events such as Aaron Burr's 1807 treason trial and the Confederate States Congress. Collectors will appreciate the detailed depiction and the historical context printed on the reverse side, making this postcard a valuable addition for enthusiasts of American history, architecture, and vintage postcards.


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