Note that I am located in Canada. Please add additional time to the displayed shipping time. This listing is for one single vintage standard sized postcard, as described in the title.

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This vintage Chrome postcard features a stunning aerial view of the Port of Mobile and the Alabama State Docks. The image captures the extensive industrial waterfront, numerous ships docked along the river, factories, and large storage tanks, highlighting the port's role as a major shipping and commercial hub. A bridge can be seen spanning the waterway in the distance.

The back of the postcard notes that the 'State owned and operated Alabama State Docks' had grown to a 35,000,000 dollar operation, making the PORT OF MOBILE one of the nation's leading ports serving the world. The color photo was sourced from the Alabama Heart of Dixie Travel Guide, Montgomery. Published by Colourpicture Publishers, Inc. of Boston, Massachusetts, U.S.A., the postcard was postmarked in Fort Wayne on January 10, 1961, and bears a 3 cent US postage stamp. It includes handwritten messages and addresses for Fort Payne, Alabama, and New York.