Williamsburg VA Virginia Colonial Capitol Illustrated Postcard Unused Overly

This vintage postcard features a detailed sepia-tone illustration of the Colonial Capitol in Williamsburg, Virginia. The artwork captures the historic building surrounded by leafless trees, highlighting the architectural charm of this iconic landmark. The postcard is an official Colonial Williamsburg card produced by Charles H. Overly of Harvard, Massachusetts, a known publisher of historical postcards.

The back of the postcard provides a brief historical context, noting that Virginia's Declaration of Rights was adopted here in 1776, which later influenced the Federal Bill of Rights. The card is marked with the number 703 and bears the official Colonial Williamsburg emblem. A perfect collectible for history buffs or postcard enthusiasts interested in American colonial history and landmarks.

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