Vintage 1917 Crystal Springs Roanoke VA Park Fountain People Bell-Chrome for Sale

Vintage 1917 Crystal Springs Roanoke VA Park Fountain People Bell-Chrome For Sale

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Vintage 1917 Crystal Springs Roanoke VA Park Fountain People Bell-Chrome:
$9.99

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Step back in time with this captivating vintage postcard featuring the scenic Crystal Springs in Roanoke, Virginia. The vibrant chromolithograph depicts a picturesque park setting, showcasing a grand fountain or water feature surrounded by lush trees, manicured lawns, and colorful flower beds. Several elegantly dressed individuals are seen enjoying a leisurely stroll, capturing a moment of tranquility and community life from over a century ago. This charming piece offers a glimpse into the early 20th-century allure of Roanoke's natural beauty and recreational spaces. Published by J. P. Bell Co. Inc. of Lynchburg, VA, under their distinctive "BELL-CHROME" line, this postcard exemplifies the popular printing techniques of its era. The reverse side bears a clear postmark from Roanoke, VA, dated November 8, 1917, confirming its historical authenticity. It carries two 1-cent U.S. Postage stamps, showcasing the iconic profiles of George Washington and Benjamin Franklin. The handwritten message and address to "Mr. Learold E. Troll" in Dayton, Ohio, add a personal touch, making this a wonderful collectible for enthusiasts of Virginia history, postcard collecting, and early 20th-century Americana. Related Items: