Sutters Fort St Francis Church Sacramento CA and similar items

This vintage postcard features a lithograph image of Sutter's Fort and St. Francis Church in Sacramento, California. The image captures the historic fort founded in 1839 by Capt. John Sutter, the first outpost of white civilization in California's interior. Known for its role in protecting settlers and preserving relics of the Pony Express and Gold Rush era, the fort stands surrounded by lush greenery and manicured lawns, with the distinctive twin towers of St. Francis Church visible in the background. This chrome postcard was published by W.G. Spangler News Agency and printed by Security Lithograph Company, San Francisco. It showcases the classic Kodachrome color printing technique popular in mid-20th century postcards, lending vibrant and durable colors to the scenic view. As an original and unposted piece measuring approximately 5.5 x 3.5 inches, it is a collectible item for enthusiasts of California history, vintage postcards, and Americana landmarks.