This vintage postcard features a detailed lithographic image of Union Station in St. Louis, Missouri, showcasing its iconic clock tower and grand architectural design. The card vividly captures the bustling scene outside the station with horse-drawn carriages, early streetcars, and crowds of people, reflecting the early 20th-century urban life. The pastel sky and intricate building details highlight the high-quality Litho-Chrome printing technique used by the publisher.

Published by St. Louis News Company and printed in Germany, this postcard dates back to 1908 as evidenced by the clear postmark. It holds historical significance as a depiction of one of St. Louis' most important transportation hubs during a time of rapid growth and modernization. Collectors will appreciate the handwritten message on the front, original postage with a Benjamin Franklin one-cent stamp, and the card's era-authentic features, making it a valuable addition to any vintage postcard collection or historical memorabilia related to Missouri or American railroad history.