Rare 1924 RPPC Postcard Atlas Coal Mine Howe Coulter Coal Co Petersburg IN for Sale

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Rare 1924 RPPC Postcard Atlas Coal Mine Howe Coulter Coal Co Petersburg IN For Sale

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Rare 1924 RPPC Postcard Atlas Coal Mine Howe Coulter Coal Co Petersburg IN:
$75.00

Step back in time with this rare 1924 Real Photo Postcard (RPPC) capturing the historic Atlas Coal Mine in Petersburg, Indiana. This exceptional piece of ephemera offers a unique glimpse into the industrial past of America, showcasing the Howe Coulter Coal Company in its heyday.

The original owner of this postcard was likely an employee or an enthusiast of the coal mining industry, cherishing this memento from a bygone era. The photograph on the postcard is a vivid representation of early 20th-century coal mining operations, bringing to life the stories of the hardworking miners who toiled underground.

The Atlas Coal Mine was a significant contributor to the local economy and is an important part of Petersburg’s history. This postcard dates back to 1924, a period characterized by rapid industrial growth and the expansion of mining activities in the United States. The era’s distinctive photographic style and the use of RPPC make this item a valuable collectible for historians and enthusiasts alike.

Why You Will Be Obsessed with It:

Authentic Piece of History: This postcard is an original, offering an authentic snapshot of the 1920s coal mining industry.
Excellent Condition: Despite its age, the postcard is in remarkable condition, preserving the clarity and detail of the photograph.
Unique Subject Matter: Featuring the Atlas Coal Mine, a key industrial site, this postcard is a rare find for collectors of mining memorabilia.
Historical Significance: Provides a tangible connection to the early 20th-century American industrial landscape.
Highly Collectible: As an RPPC from 1924, it holds significant value and interest for postcard and historical ephemera collectors.

Condition is consistent with normal wear on an old postcard. May have creases, corner tears, fading, stains, ink/writing, etc. Please see photos for condition and contact seller with questions. Thanks!