Jefferson Davis Monument Hopkinsville KY Conoco TOURAIDE Postcard

$ 5.27

Unit Type: Unit Type: Printed (Lithograph) Brand/Publisher: Conoco Era: Chrome (c. 1939-present) Number of Items in Set: 1 Original/Licensed Reprint: Original Signed: No Country: USA Time Period Manufactured: 1940-1960 Features: Advertising, Monument Country of Origin: United States Unit of Sale: Single Unit City: Hopkinsville Subject: Historical, Monument, Travel brand: Conoco Region: Kentucky Continent: North America Unit Quantity: 1 Year Manufactured: 1950 Postage Condition: Unposted

Description

Jefferson Davis Monument Hopkinsville KY Conoco TOURAIDE Postcard. Discover a piece of Kentucky history with this vintage postcard showcasing the imposing Jefferson Davis Monument near Hopkinsville. The towering obelisk, a significant landmark, stands prominently against a cloudy sky, flanked by mature trees, captured in a classic monochrome photographic style. This postcard offers a glimpse into a bygone era, highlighting the architectural grandeur and historical importance of the monument. Adding to its unique appeal, the reverse side features a promotional message for "Conoco TOURAIDE," a popular travel guide program from the mid-20th century. This detail makes the postcard a fascinating collectible for enthusiasts of roadside Americana, petroleum advertising, and Kentucky history, connecting the monument to the golden age of automobile travel. Discover a piece of Kentucky history with this vintage postcard showcasing the imposing Jefferson Davis Monument near Hopkinsville. The towering obelisk, a significant landmark, stands prominently against a cloudy sky, flanked by mature trees, captured in a classic monochrome photographic style. This postcard offers a glimpse into a bygone era, highlighting the architectural grandeur and historical importance of the monument. Adding to its unique appeal, the reverse side features a promotional message for "Conoco TOURAIDE," a popular travel guide program from the mid-20th century. This detail makes the postcard a fascinating collectible for enthusiasts of roadside Americana, petroleum advertising, and Kentucky history, connecting the monument to the golden age of automobile travel.