[Real Photo Post Card]: Group of Employees of The Pittsburgh Company

Unbound. Very Good. Real photo post card. Split back for name and address and correspondence. Mailed and dated in 1910. Misprinted by the photographer, there is a slight misallignment in the image, else very good. Mailed from Reading to Bucks County, Pennsylvania. Image of twelve men dressed in suits and ties, the message says "All these boys are working for The Pittsburgh Company." Real photo postcards came about when Kodak manufactured a camera for amateurs that allowed the photographer to make larger size images that could be printed on a "post card" back card. As these were usually only printed in very small numbers and usually non-professionally they are generally considered amongst the most desirable forms of post card and are highly collectible.