1950 Minneapolis Minnesota MN Star & Tribune Plant 5th & Portland Art Deco

Description

This listing is for a linen postcard showing the Art Deco style building of the Minneapolis Star and Tribune Plant in Minneapolis, Minnesota. The building was built in 1919 but was extensively renovated and remodeled in 1940 to look like the building in the postcard.  It was demolished in 2015 Publisher was Curt Teich (#0C-H749). This number dates the card to 1950.  Interesting note:  the six limestone medallions (see them on the postcard) depicting major industries were salvaged from the building’s facade and incorporated into Wells Fargo’s new downtown Minneapolis office buildings.
It is in excellent condition with no tears or creases and very little corner or edge wear.
According to eBay's policy I can only offer PayPal as a method of payment and other payment types can only be accepted upon buyer's request.
For USA customers I can ship up to two cards for the price of one and 50¢ for each additional two so be sure to look at my other listings.
International buyers - Please note:
For International customers shipping will be .00 for one card valued under .00. Multiple purchases and purchases over .00 will be shipped according to the rates listed below:
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.50 - 2 cards and total package valued under .00
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.50 - 3 to 6 cards and total package valued under .00
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.00 -
any package valued from .00 to 74.00 (1
st
Class Package International)
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.00 - any package valued above
.00 (Flat Rate Priority International)
Import duties, taxes, and charges are NOT INCLUDED in the item price or shipping charges. These are the buyer’s responsibility. Please check with your country’s custom office to determine what these additional costs will be prior to bidding/buying. We do not mark merchandise below value or mark items as "gifts." USA and International government regulations prohibit this.
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