This vintage postcard features a colorful printed image of Duluth, Minnesota, showcasing the bustling harbor area. The scene captures the historic architecture, waterfront docks, and the iconic clock tower that punctuates the city's skyline, offering a nostalgic glimpse into early 20th-century Duluth. Printed by the well-known V. O. Hammon Publishing Company of Minneapolis and Chicago, this postcard exemplifies the classic American postcard production style just after the turn of the century.

The card is an unposted example with the typical undivided back format, including a postage box indicating rates for the United States, Canada, and foreign countries, consistent with early postcard standards. This piece is an excellent collectible for those interested in American Midwest history, maritime commerce, or vintage postcards, and it reflects the significance of Duluth as a key port city on Lake Superior. Its publisher and printing technique add to its appeal among postcard collectors.

Condition Notes:

• Normal wear associated with an old postcard. It might have creases, staining, discoloration, bumped corners, etc. Please see high DPI scans in the pictures for a depiction of condition.
• Corners are slightly indented from being in an album.
• There is a tear on the right side in line with the bottom of the picture of Duluth
• Card has been put into a brand new postcard sleeve for protection.