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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.

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 depicts the New Y.M.C.A. Building, Downtown Branch, in St. Louis, Missouri. The card features a prominent view of the large, multi-story building, with pedestrians visible on the sidewalk below and an American flag flying from the rooftop. The architecture suggests a grand, civic structure of the era.

The back of the postcard is postmarked St. Louis, Missouri, dated July 22, 1926. It contains a handwritten message in English from "Achala" to "Mother," addressed to Miss Hanna in Shelbina, Missouri. The publisher is identified as Blackwell Wielandt, St. Louis, and the card is marked "T. COLORCHROME" and "MADE IN U S A." The message describes good weather and sends love.