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This listing is for one single vintage postcard, as described in the title. Refer to the item specifics to determine the size of the postcard.

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This vintage postcard features the First National Bank in McConnelsville, Ohio. The building showcases beautiful Colonial architecture with prominent columns, a cupola, and an American flag flying. A large sign for the bank stands proudly beside the main structure.

The back of the postcard provides details about the bank, stating it is located at 86 North Kennebec Ave., was chartered in 1863, and its building was completed in 1968. It is described as one of Ohio's most beautiful park buildings, reflecting the city's proud traditions. The postcard is postmarked McConnelsville, OH, on February 18th (year unclear). It contains a handwritten message from Don to Aunt Nellie, reporting on his mother's improving health after a nosebleed. The card was published by Brown & Bigelow, Div. of St. Paul Standard Package Corp., U.S.A. and addressed to Thompson, Connecticut.