This vintage postcard showcases the Mackinac Bridge, spanning the Straits of Mackinac to connect Michigan's upper and lower peninsulas at St. Ignace and Mackinaw City. The bridge, stretching five miles, was constructed to facilitate travel between the two peninsulas and stands as an engineering marvel. The postcard is postmarked July 20, 1964, with a handwritten message from a family enjoying their trip on the bridge.

Details:

Type: Vintage Postcard

Condition: As Pictured

Postmark Date: July 20, 1964

Location: Mackinac Bridge, Michigan

Publisher/Photographer: Hiawatha Card Co., Photo by L. H. Tuttle

Stamp: 4-cent U.S. Treasury stamp

Message: Handwritten message describing the trip on the bridge

Perfect For: Collectors of bridge postcards, Michigan history, and travel enthusiasts

Condition of postcard is normal with age, and storage might have some yellowing/tanning, creases and edge dents, edge/corner wear and other wear, and could have writing on front and/or back.

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