This exquisite antique real photo postcard captures a grand ocean liner docked at Le Havre, France, teeming with passengers on its decks. Dated by a handwritten message on September 11, 1909, it offers a fascinating personal insight into early 20th-century sea travel. Photographed by the local Edm. Schnyder, this card is a remarkable historical document showcasing the vibrant activity of one of France's major ports during the Edwardian era.

• Features a prominent ocean liner or passenger steamer, bustling with travelers, at the port of Le Havre, France.
• Dated via a handwritten message to September 11, 1909, providing precise historical context.
• Produced by Edm. Schnyder, a photographer located at 5 Quai Lamplardie, Havre, as indicated on the card.
• Divided back postcard design, typical for cards issued after 1907.