1906 Theodore Roosevelt US Capitol Postcard Rough Riders President Rose Co
$ 5.27
Description
1906 Theodore Roosevelt US Capitol Postcard Rough Riders President Rose Co. One portrait showcases Roosevelt in his distinguished Rough Riders uniform from 1898, while the other presents a dignified headshot, likely from his presidential years. This captivating historical postcard from 1906 features a prominent depiction of The United States Capitol in Washington, D.C., a timeless symbol of American democracy. Flanking the iconic Capitol building are two striking oval portraits of Theodore Roosevelt, a pivotal figure in American history. One portrait showcases Roosevelt in his distinguished Rough Riders uniform from 1898, while the other presents a dignified headshot, likely from his presidential years. Published by The Rose Company and copyrighted in 1906, this postcard is a fascinating artifact from the early 20th century. It provides a concise biographical timeline of Roosevelt's life, detailing his birth in 1858, graduation from Harvard in 1880, service as Colonel of the Rough Riders, governorship of New York, and his ascent to the Vice Presidency in 1901, followed by his presidency starting September 14, 1901, and re-election in 1904. The postcard's design reflects the printing techniques of its era, making it a valuable piece for collectors of presidential memorabilia, Washington D.C. history, and early American postcards.
