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The rest of this description has been provided by an AI lister. Note that AI sometimes makes errors, especially when trying to identify the age of a card (i.e. chrome, divided, undivided, etc.)

This vintage postcard features a view of the Creighton Mine, noted as the first nickel mine discovered in the Sudbury basin and an International Nickel property. The image shows the industrial landscape of the mine, including the headframe, various buildings, and railway cars on tracks in the foreground. The surrounding area reflects the industrial activity of the region.



The back of the card is postmarked from Sudbury, Ontario, on September 5, 1963, and addressed to Kingston, N.Y., U.S.A. The handwritten message provides a contemporary description of Sudbury as a city of 80,000 people, famous for its large smelting plants producing nickel and platinum. The writer also comments on the environmental impact, noting the hills around the city were practically bare of vegetation due to sulphur from the smelting plants.