Williamsburg VA Virginia Prison of Virginia Colony White Border Postcard

This vintage linen postcard features a vivid illustration of the historic Prison of Virginia Colony, 1701, with stocks displayed in Williamsburg, Virginia. The scene captures the colonial-era red brick prison building set against a backdrop of lush green grass and large trees, with the wooden stocks and a white picket fence prominently visible. Printed on textured linen paper, this postcard exemplifies the distinct mid-20th century colorized printing process known for its rich hues and fine detail.

Published by Louis Kaufmann & Sons of Baltimore and printed by Curt Teich & Co., Chicago, this postcard is a collectible piece representing early American colonial history and architecture. The card retains the classic divided back layout, with space allocated for writing messages and addresses, and a one-cent stamp box indicative of its era. Ideal for collectors of historical Americana, Virginia landmarks, or vintage linen postcards, this piece offers a glimpse into 18th-century penal practices and colonial life.

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