1900s Switzerland Zurichhorn Postcard Antique Swiss River Delta of Lake Gardens city of Zürich

The postcard  is an early 1900s view of Zurichhorn, a popular area in Zurich, Switzerland. The front of the postcard features a serene scene with a bridge over a small body of water, surrounded by trees and a few people enjoying the natural setting. This picturesque image captures the tranquil beauty of Zurichhorn, which is known for its park and recreational areas along the shores of Lake Zurich.

The caption "Zurichhorn" is printed at the bottom, and the image is numbered 1764, indicating it is part of a series by "Edition Photoglob Co., Zurich."

The back of the postcard includes a handwritten message and is addressed to "Fräulein Emmy Bolanz" in Mannheim. The postcard bears a Swiss stamp with postmarks from Zurich and another from Mannheim, Germany, dated 20.10.05 (October 20, 1905). There is also a collection stamp from the Bill Hopkins Collection, Notting Hill Gate, London.

The handwritten message appears to be in German and reads (translated to English):
"My dear Emmy, Thank you for your dear letter. I hope you are doing well. Greetings from your father."

This postcard not only illustrates a lovely scene from Zurichhorn but also provides a personal glimpse into communication during the early 20th century. It reflects how postcards were used to maintain connections across long distances, sharing both images and heartfelt messages.

Size: 14 cm x 9 cm
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