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This captivating vintage postcard showcases the iconic Lone Cypress, majestically perched on Midway Point in Pebble Beach, California. The vivid chrome printing technique beautifully captures the dramatic coastal scenery, offering a picturesque view looking south towards Carmel Bay and the rugged beauty of Point Lobos. This legendary tree, often hailed as 'the most photographed tree in the world,' is a timeless symbol of California's stunning Monterey Peninsula.
Printed by Plastichrome and Colourpicture, and distributed by Pacific Distributors, this collectible piece features a detailed reverse side. It credits the striking photograph to Dan Ceppi and bears a clear 1974 postmark from Pacific Grove, California, along with a US 13-cent eagle stamp. The postcard includes an authentic handwritten message and address, adding to its historical charm and making it a unique memento of a bygone era.