This vintage postcard features a detailed illustration of the iconic pelican, Louisiana's state bird, perched against a coastal backdrop with rolling waves. Printed by the New Orleans News Co., this card offers an educational verse about the pelican's impressive bill and feeding habits, adding charm and historical context to the piece. The postcard highlights Louisiana's nickname, "The Pelican State," making it a perfect collectible for those interested in regional wildlife and Americana.

Produced by E.C. Kropp Co. in Milwaukee, this postcard likely dates from the mid-20th century, showcasing vibrant lithographic printing characteristic of that era. The back provides interesting natural history about pelicans, describing their social behavior and feeding methods, alongside the slogan "New Orleans-America's Most Interesting City." This postcard is ideal for collectors of wildlife, vintage advertising, or regional memorabilia from Louisiana and the Gulf Coast.