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Discover a fascinating piece of Wisconsin's maritime history with this vintage Art-Colortone linen postcard, postmarked January 6, 1941. The front vividly depicts a grand car ferry navigating the Manitowoc River, showcasing the city's significant role in Great Lakes commerce. The distinctive linen texture and vibrant, yet soft, color palette are characteristic of Curt Teich's popular printing techniques from the era, making this a sought-after collectible for postcard enthusiasts and local history buffs alike.This historical postcard offers a glimpse into early 20th-century transportation and life in Manitowoc, Wisconsin. The reverse features a clear 1941 postmark from Manitowoc and a one-cent Industry Agriculture stamp, addressed to Milford, Indiana. The personal message from "Marion" adds a unique touch of human connection, transporting you back to a simpler time. This postcard is a wonderful addition to any collection focusing on Wisconsin, maritime history, vintage transportation, or early 1940s Americana.
