Description: View of the Carmel coastline on the Monterey Peninsula, showing a woman in a yellow dress standing beneath a weathered Monterey cypress tree overlooking the rocky Pacific shore. The card was issued by American Airlines as part of a promotional travel series highlighting destinations served by the airline. The caption on the back notes Carmel is famed for its rugged coastline and weathered cypress trees, described as one of the most beautiful spots on the Pacific.

Publisher: American Airlines ("America's Leading Airline")

Posted: Posted December 27, 1958, from New York, NY. Sent to Miss Carolyn Miller, 726 W. Sherdon Rd, Chicago, IL. The sender writes from "Peg's" for the Christmas holiday, noting that Norman and his family are traveling to Clearwater, Florida for a brief vacation, with plans to see him January 8th in NYC for dinner. The sender mentions no bonuses that year for the first time in 18 years, that the Elgin branch lost much, and that the Chicago branch "burnt down to the ground a month ago," resulting in terrible company losses. Closes with New Year wishes.