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Day Line Steamer on Hudson River - 1910s-1920s Hand Colored New York Steamboat Cruise Postcard
Day Line Steamer on Hudson River - 1910s-1920s Hand Colored New York Steamboat Cruise Postcard
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The "Hendrick Hudson" Day Line Steamer ran on the Hudson River in New York and was a primary steamboat cruise in the 1910s and 1920s. This boat was the setting of Philip Bartholomae's comedic play "Over Night", which was adapted on Broadway and the silent film screen.
This photo interestingly has no printing on the backside whatsoever despite being a well-known postcard image from the Hudson River Day Line postcards and the right size for a postcard as well.
Condition: in remarkable shape.
Dimensions: 7"L x 5"W
**Our vintage postcards may have wear, age, or production imperfections. We will mention any creasing, stains, fading, missing corners, and writing; the photos are also part of the description. You may contact us with any questions or concerns, or if you would like more photos. Thanks for shopping!
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