You are bidding on this lovely Color, Antique Post Card with a Divided Back showing a view of “South Laurel Street, Bridgeton, New Jersey”.  The White Gray Building in the center of the card with 4 Columns, was the Bridgeton National Bank.  This was the Bank’s 2^nd Building and still exists today.  The stamp is bright with good color and has three cancellation marks.  This card was postally cancelled from Bridgeton, N.J on November 29, 1910.  There is also a 2^nd postal cancellation in Reading, PA later that same day.  There are two thumb bends in the left and right side margins, the right side bend is larger. There is light handling along both side margins and all four corners of the card were bumped.  The card is bright and vivid for its age.  A must have for people collecting New Jersey National Banknotes and have a note from this bank! 

I am selling off my duplicate New Jersey Bank Postcards.  If there is a town with a National Bank in it from NJ, and you are looking for cards from that bank, please email me, and I will try to list that Postcard on Ebay for you.

I will combine shipping on multiple Postcard purchases.

I will only ship to confirmed Ebay addresses within the United States.

I will ship this item via USPS First Class Mail with Tracking in the United States.

New Jersey Sales Tax = 6.625%

Please feel free to contact me with any questions, or if you need better photos of the item, Bob [201] 843 1450 EBAY: Vette70

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Good Luck & Happy Hunting!