1906 RPPC Morton NY Winter Icy Lake Cliff Bluff Postcard Holley NY Real Photo For Sale

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This captivating Real Photo Postcard (RPPC) transports you back to a frigid winter scene near Morton, New York, captured in 1906. The sepia-toned image showcases a dramatic icy landscape, featuring a snow-covered bluff or cliff adorned with stark, bare trees overlooking a partially frozen body of water. Large ice formations cling to the shoreline, creating a picturesque yet formidable natural vista.The reverse of this authentic piece of history bears a clear Morton, NY postmark dated May 1, 1906, indicating its point of origin. It was sent to Miss Elizabeth Hogan in Holly, NY, as evidenced by the recipient's address and a Holly, NY receiving postmark from May 2, 1906. This postcard offers a unique glimpse into early 20th-century life and the stunning, untamed beauty of New York's winter landscapes, making it a valuable addition for collectors of regional history, real photo postcards, and vintage Americana.