Postcard, Illinois School for the Blind, Jacksonville

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Copyright Museum of the American Printing House for the Blind
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Creator Raphael Tuck & Sons, publisher
Date postmark 1912
Abstract Color-tinted photo of a red brick building with stone quoins. The central block has four stories and a covered portico with an enclosed balcony above it. The wings are three stories. "Ransdell's Book Store" is printed in light green ink at bottom right corner. "Jacksonville, Ill. School for the Blind" and a 1/4 in. square logo, with a "T" on an easel and a palette beneath, are printed at bottom left. The back is divided and used. Publisher's info, printed along left edge but largely covered by sender's message, includes serial no. 2720 and "Photocromed in Saxony." A coat of arms, approx. 5/8 in. square, is printed in the top left corner. Corners are worn; back is slightly yellowed.
Extent of Description 1 postcard : 3 1/2 x 5 1/2 in.
Object ID 2001.146.1
Object Name Postcard
Search Terms Illinois School for the Visually Impaired
Subjects Blind children.
Schools for the blind and visually handicapped.
Education.
School buildings
Title Postcard, Illinois School for the Blind, Jacksonville
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