Pair of Dapper Gentlemen in Formal Attire Perhaps Father and Son Antique RPPC 1910s

ANTIQUE REAL PHOTO POSTCARD TWO GENTLEMEN IN FORMAL ATTIRE – MIGHT BE FATHER AND SON AND MAY BE WEDDING ATTIRE

So, with real photo postcards, sometimes you are taking an educated guess on what is going on; such is the case with this unused antique postcard. Two gentlemen stop to pose for a photo, and they appear to be dressed in formal attire in what looks like a rather grand setting. The gentleman on the right appears older so I wonder if this is a father and son, perhaps posing prior to a wedding. The card is postally unused but based on the estate collection this came from, I feel comfortable dating it to the late 1910s. Good overall condition makes this a fine addition to a collection.

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