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This beautifully illustrated card captures the intricate architecture and grandeur of the ancient Mayan civilization, showcasing the detailed artistry of the era. It was published by The Reuben H. Donnelley Corporation and printed by R. R. Donnelley Deeptone & Sons Co., known for their quality printing.
See pictures for condition. Scans show the actual card; minor scanner lines may appear but are not on the card. Many used and most show signs of use. see pictures for details on condition.
The image showcases the iconic House of the Nuns (Casa de las Monjas) and the Ball Court (El Juego de Pelota), magnificent examples of Mayan architecture. It’s a wonderful representation of a significant archaeological site.
1970’s Uxmal, Yucatan, Mexico; Temple of Venus postcard, used [f79 Corners rounded as issued, used, stamps intactNOTE: Any extraneous wavy lines shown in the images are Moiré pattern lines, an artifact of the scanning process, and do not appear on the postcard itself. Powered by SixBit’s eCommerce Solution
The image showcases the steep stairway and the largest satyr’s face mask in the Maya area, set against a dramatic cloudy sky.
Ruins De Uxmal. Las Monjas (Ala Oriente) – The Nuns East Wing.
