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Discover this vibrant chrome postcard, a delightful souvenir featuring a lush floral display. The foreground showcases delicate pink and white blossoms, while deeper red and fuchsia flowers create a rich backdrop. A prominent yellow banner declares "Greetings FROM NORFOLK, VA." in a classic script and bold lettering, complete with a charming vintage car graphic, evoking a sense of travel and hospitality from this historic Virginia city.
This card represents a classic era of travel mementos, printed with the vivid colors characteristic of chrome postcards. The reverse side reveals a personal message, a 13-cent stamp depicting a Native American leader, and a clear Virginia Beach postmark dated April 3, 1983. It was distributed by E.T. Distributing Co. of Norfolk, VA, and bears the distinctive "Lustrechrome" mark, signifying its quality and production technique. This piece offers a glimpse into early 1980s travel and communication, making it a wonderful addition for collectors of Virginia ephemera, floral art, or vintage greeting cards.