Carl-Leon Hotel Independence Kansas Postcard 1906 Undivided Back J.A. Johnson-image
Carl-Leon Hotel Independence Kansas Postcard 1906 Undivided Back J.A. Johnson-image

Carl-Leon Hotel Independence Kansas Postcard 1906 Undivided Back J.A. Johnson

$ 5.27

Brand/Publisher: J. A. Johnson Type: Printed (Lithograph) Original/Licensed Reprint: Original Unit Type: Unit Unit Quantity: 1 Number of Items in Set: 1 Features: Postmark Postage Condition: Posted Subject: Hotels City: Independence brand: J. A. Johnson Country: USA Region: Kansas Time Period Manufactured: 1900-1919 Country of Origin: United States Continent: North America Material: Paper Year Manufactured: 1906 Era: Undivided Back (c. 1901-1907) Signed: No Unit of Sale: Single Unit

Description

Carl-Leon Hotel Independence Kansas Postcard 1906 Undivided Back J.A. Johnson. This vintage postcard captures a striking view of the historic Carl-Leon Hotel in Independence, Kansas, a prominent landmark from the early 20th century. The detailed black and white image showcases the grand architectural style of the multi-story brick building, complete with its distinctive corner design and an American flag proudly flying atop. Observers can discern subtle details of daily life, including individuals on the sidewalk and a horse-drawn carriage, offering a glimpse into the era's bustling streetscape. The postcard, published by J. A. Johnson of Independence, Kansas, is a fascinating piece of Americana and local history. It features an undivided back, a characteristic common to postcards from this period, which includes a clear 1906 postmark from Independence, Kansas. The one-cent Benjamin Franklin stamp further authenticates its early 20th-century origin, making it a desirable item for collectors interested in Kansas history, hotels, or early 1900s ephemera. The detailed address to Miss Sadie Wilcop in Ithaca, New York, adds a unique personal touch, connecting this historical artifact to a specific moment in time.

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