Historic Hotel Martinique Dutch dining room restaurant undivided back postcard for Sale

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Historic Hotel Martinique Dutch dining room restaurant undivided back postcard For Sale

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Historic Hotel Martinique Dutch dining room restaurant undivided back postcard:
$6.88

This postcard features the Dutch dining room restaurant of the historic Hotel Martinique in New York City. The undivided back suggests that it was created between 1901-1907, a time when this hotel was a popular destination for travelers. The postcard showcases the hotel\'s theme of hospitality, specifically in its dining experience. The Hotel Martinique\'s restaurant was known for its high-end cuisine and beautiful decor, making the Dutch dining room a must-visit spot in New York City.The postcard was manufactured in Martinique, adding to its unique historical value. It is a topographical postcard that falls under the category of collectibles, making it a great addition to any postcard or vintage collection. This postcard is an excellent piece of memorabilia, providing a glimpse into the past of one of New York City\'s most iconic hotels.
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