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This vintage real photo postcard features the iconic Dining Hall in Dhahran, Saudi Arabia, a central landmark of the Aramco residential camp during the mid-20th century. The image captures the striking mid-century modern architecture of the building, constructed with textured stone blocks and clean, horizontal lines. In the foreground, a classic vintage automobile is parked along the curved roadway, providing a wonderful sense of the 1950s era. The scene is a fascinating historical document of the expatriate life and infrastructure developed during the expansion of the oil industry in the region.

The reverse side of the postcard is rich with philatelic interest, featuring three distinct Saudi Arabian stamps including 'Secours' and 'Guerche' denominations, cancelled with clear Dhahran postmarks. The handwritten correspondence from 'Uncle Holmes' to a recipient in Garden City, New York, adds a personal narrative to the piece, mentioning a visit to Al Khobar and commenting on the 90-degree temperatures. This card was printed by Foto-Stampa Angeli in Terni, Italy, making it a unique international production for the Saudi market.