Vintage Post Office Schenectady NY Exterior and 44 similar items

This vintage postcard features a detailed lithograph image of the Post Office building in Schenectady, New York. The illustration captures the stately architecture of the early 20th-century government building, showcasing classical columns and large windows surrounded by lush trees. The postcard is a chrome type, known for its glossy finish and vibrant color reproduction, enhancing the visual appeal of the historic scene. Published by Amsterdam Merchandise Co., Amsterdam, N.Y., and printed by Tichnor Bros., Inc., Boston, Mass., this postcard offers a glimpse into the architectural style and urban environment of Schenectady during the early 1900s. The postmark dates to 1917, adding to its collectible value as an authentic piece of postal history. The back includes a handwritten message and a 1-cent U.S. postage stamp with a wartime slogan, "SAVE THE EASY WAY BUY U.S. BONDS PAYROLL SAVINGS," reflecting the patriotic era during World War I. This postcard is ideal for collectors interested in vintage Americana, postal history, or architectural postcards from New York State.