This vintage chrome postcard captures the dazzling nighttime skyline of Houston, Texas as seen from the top of the 44-story Humble Oil Building. The city appears as a mass of glittering lights with mighty skyscrapers illuminated against the dark sky, streets filled with light trails from passing automobiles, and neon signs including the Lincoln Hotel visible below. Card number AP-204, with photography by Alan Getz. Published by American Postcard Co. of Houston, Texas. Made by Dexter Press, Inc. of West Nyack, New York. Card number 69757-B. This postcard has been postally used with a 4-cent Lincoln stamp and a Muskegon, Michigan postmark dated January 5, 1968.

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