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Discover the charm of Cape Ann, Massachusetts, with this vibrant vintage illustrated map postcard. The captivating artwork by Leonard Derwinski vividly portrays the picturesque coastal region, highlighting key towns like Gloucester and Rockport, along with notable landmarks such as Ipswich Bay, Halibut Point, Thacher Island, and Eastern Point. Detailed depictions of boats, lighthouses, and waterfront scenes capture the essence of this historic North Shore area, making it a wonderful piece of travel ephemera. The map also outlines routes like Mass 127 and 128, inviting exploration of its scenic beauty.
This unique Chrome Era postcard, published by Bromley & Company, Inc., Boston, offers a colorful artistic rendering of Cape Ann's geography and attractions. The reverse side features a 1981 postmark from Middlesex, Massachusetts, a "Sinclair Lewis USA 14" stamp, and a personal message, adding to its historical and collectible appeal. It's a fantastic find for collectors of Massachusetts memorabilia, nautical artwork, vintage maps, and those with a fondness for New England's coastal heritage and travel postcards.