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This vintage linen postcard showcases the iconic Highland Park Bridge spanning the Allegheny River in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania. Printed during the 1930-1945 era, this card captures a stunning nighttime scene with the bridge elegantly illuminated by street lamps. The detailed artwork highlights the architectural beauty of this $2.5 million bridge, connecting the Highland Park district with Sharpsburg-Aspinwall. Produced by Minsky Bros. & Co., Publishing Division, Pittsburgh, PA and printed with the "C.T. Art-Colortone" technique, this postcard exemplifies the distinctive texture and vibrant colors characteristic of linen postcards from this period. The front features a richly detailed image with a fabric-like surface, while the back includes a brief historical note and a classic divided layout for message and address. A fine collectible for enthusiasts of historic bridges, Pittsburgh landmarks, and vintage linen postcards.