This exquisite vintage postcard features the revered "Madonna Della Pace" (Madonna of Peace) statue from Ancarano, Teramo, Italy. The image beautifully captures the gilded wooden sculpture, created by Silvestro dell'Aquila and venerated since 1490. Both the Madonna and Child are depicted wearing crowns, symbolizing their regal status, with the Child holding a small floral sprig. The front includes the Latin inscription "Regina Pacis - Ora Pro Nobis," emphasizing its spiritual significance.

The reverse side provides fascinating historical context, detailing the statue's origin and location. This postcard was published by Ed. Mario Di Giambattista, a prominent publisher from Ancarano. The card was sent in 1942, reflecting a moment in time and making it a significant piece for collectors of Italian religious art, historical postcards, and regional Italian memorabilia. Its detailed imagery and historical notes make it a valuable addition to any collection.