c1910 Moro Stilt Houses Jolo Philippine Islands Postcard - J. Beck Photographer - American Colonial Period

Antique Original c1910 Moro Stilt Houses Jolo Philippine Islands Postcard - J. Beck Photographer - American Colonial Period

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

In Very Good Antique Condition - Unused, Unposted, Staining, Toning Due To Age And History-Collectors Watermarked That Is Not On The Postcard. Lithograph Printed - Not A RPPC (Real Picture Postcard)

This Early 20th-Century Postcard Depicts Moro Stilt Houses In Jolo, Philippine Islands (P.I.), During The American Colonial Period. The Term "Moro" Refers To The Indigenous Muslim Communities Of Mindanao And The Sulu Archipelago. Jolo Was A Significant Trade And Cultural Center And Played A Key Role In The Moro Resistance Against Spanish And American Rule. The Publisher, J. Beck Of Manila, Was Known For Producing Postcards Documenting Philippine Life. The Image Reflects Ethnographic Documentation Trends Of The Era, Showcasing Traditional Moro Maritime Dwellings And Boats. 

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