Past Post: Simply Seattle’s Waterfront

November 15th, 2007 @ 12:08 am by Cliffe | Sorted Past Post |
Proving that sometimes less is much more, comes th
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is postally unused hand-tinted vintage postcard.
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From some time after 1914, this has to be one of the simplest and most strikingly inviting postcards I’ve seen. Too often the tint jobs are erm, heavy-handed (remember this one for example?) but this one is so restrained and hits just the right note.
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Let’s have a closer look — click on the thumbnail to see what I’ m talking about.
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Did I really just use the phrase “tint job” above? Apologies.
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Front: Seattle’s Waterfront.
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Back: Pub. by The Puget Sound News Co., Seattle, Wash. 16138.

4 Responses to “Past Post: Simply Seattle’s Waterfront”

  1. And by “simplest” you mean “boring.”

  2. Cliffe says:

    But the tint job, Shipley!

  3. Brian Lutz says:

    The presence of the Smith Tower in the picture would put it after 1915, but beyond that, I don’t know enough to tell when it might come from.

  4. Didi says:

    By “simplest” I thought Cliffe meant leisurely with that cute little boat and all. Okay and yes a little boring without the presence of weird musings on the back.

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