Washington DC US Government Printing Office 1909 Undivided Back Postcard

This vintage postcard features the iconic U.S. Government Printing Office building in Washington D.C., a landmark of early 20th-century federal architecture. The black and white image captures the building's intricate Romanesque Revival style with its distinctive arched windows and robust stone facade. The postcard was published by The Washington News Company, a notable publisher of the era, and is numbered 237 in their series.

Printed in Germany, this postcard dates back to the early 1900s, with handwritten notes on the front indicating years 1903, 1904, and 1909, underscoring its historical significance. The reverse side includes the classic divided back design with postage rates for domestic and foreign mail, typical of postcards from this period. A rare piece for collectors interested in Washington D.C. landmarks, government buildings, or early American postcards.

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