Candid Street View Of Two Women Walking On City Sidewalk RPPC 1940s For Sale

Overview:This candid real photo postcard captures a fleeting mid-century moment of two women walking along a bustling city sidewalk. The subjects are dressed in typical 1940s daywear, with a man in formal attire and a store window visible in the background, offering a natural slice-of-life perspective of urban America. The AGFA ANSCO stamp box on the reverse is a hallmark of this era, frequently used for street-candid photography often sold to pedestrians shortly after being taken.

Front of Card:A monochromatic photograph depicting two women in the foreground walking toward the camera on a concrete sidewalk. The woman on the left wears a dark cardigan over a patterned blouse and a dark skirt, while the woman on the right wears a light-colored blouse tucked into a dark skirt with a dark coat draped over her shoulders. In the background, a man in a white shirt, tie, and suspenders walks in the same direction, and a store window with a sign is partially visible.

Reverse of Card:Postmark: None

Stamp: None

Layout: Divided Back

Publisher Info: AGFA ANSCO stamp box with two stars below "PLACE STAMP HERE" (dates circa 1930-1940s). "MADE IN U. S. A." printed in the center. Pencil notation "27546" on the left side.