1944 Fayette County Court House Vandalia Illinois RPPC Real Photo Postcard - Orbra King Utica Kentucky - 1c Four Freedoms Stamp - March 2 - WWII Era

Vintage Original 1944 Fayette County Court House Vandalia Illinois RPPC Real Photo Postcard - Orbra King Utica Kentucky - 1c Four Freedoms Stamp - March 2 - WWII Era

Measures Approx. 5-3/8" Wide by 3-1/2" Tall

In Good Vintage Condition - Used, Posted, Reverse Collector Swap Handwriting, Curling, Staining, Paper Toning Due To Age And History-Collectors Watermarked That Is Not On Postcard.

Real Photo Postcard Featuring The Fayette County Court House In Vandalia, Illinois, Postmarked March 2, 1944. The Image Shows A Two-Story Brick Courthouse With Classical Columns And Arched Windows, Typical Of Early 20th Century Civic Architecture. Vandalia Served As Illinois' State Capital From 1819 To 1839, Giving Regional Significance To Its Government Buildings. The Card Was Mailed With A One-Cent “Four Freedoms” Stamp During World War II And Is Addressed To Orbra King In Utica, Kentucky. The Handwritten Message References Exchanging Courthouse Views, Reflecting Mid-20th Century Postcard Collecting Trends.

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