Tichnor Bros. Betsy Ross Flag House Philadelphia Pre-1940 Linen Postcard Historical Landmark

The postcard features the Betsy Ross Flag House, located at 239 Arch Street, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania. This historical site is where Betsy Ross is believed to have sewn the first American flag. The charming linen card depicts the house's colonial architecture alongside an early American flag. Published by A. Ponnock & Sons of Philadelphia and printed by Tichnor Bros. in Boston, the postcard remains in unused condition, showcasing its rich colors and clean back free of writing. • Betsy Ross Flag House, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania • Pre-1940, Vintage Linen Postcard • Depicts Colonial Architecture And Early American Flag • Published By A. Ponnock & Sons • Printed By Tichnor Bros., Boston, Mass • Card Measures Standard 5.5x3.5 Inches • Unused - No Writing Or Postmark • Vivid Colors And Sharp Details • Historical Landmark Representation • Archival Description On Reverse Features: • All season • Linen • USA • No care details noted. Size: Standard 5.5x3.5 Condition: Pre-Owned Good Slight wear to edges and corners consistent with age. This item comes from a smoke-free, pet-friendly home.