Seattle WA Washington Totem Pole Pioneer Place 1907 Undivided Back Postcard

This vintage postcard features a colorful totem pole at Pioneer Place in Seattle, Washington, surrounded by historic early 20th-century buildings including the iconic Hotel Seattle. The image is an artistically hand-tinted lithograph, showcasing the vibrant cultural symbol of the Pacific Northwest with rich detail and period architecture in the background.

Published by Edward H. Mitchell of San Francisco, a well-known publisher of postcards during the early 1900s, this card dates back to 1907, as confirmed by the clear postmark from Seattle, Washington. The postcard measures the standard 5.5 x 3.5 inches and includes handwritten script on the front, adding to its authenticity and collectible appeal. The back features a 1-cent Benjamin Franklin stamp and postal marks from Seattle and Meyersdale, Pennsylvania, highlighting its journey across the country.

Ideal for collectors interested in vintage Americana, Native American art, or early Seattle history, this postcard captures a unique moment in time with its detailed representation of the totem pole, a significant cultural landmark. The card exemplifies early postcard printing techniques and serves as a tangible connection to the Pacific Northwest's heritage and the postcard publishing industry of the early 20th century.

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