The Artvue Post Card Company, based in New York City, operated from 1948 to 1963. Though primarily known for producing black and white postcards during the 1950s, a period when color postcards were more popular, the company gained recognition for publishing postcards featuring plaques at the Baseball Hall of Fame in Cooperstown, New York. Artvue acquired this business from the Albertype Company in 1952 and continued producing Hall of Fame cards until their closure in 1963.
Vintage white border postcard showing the marble statue of William McKinley, created by D. Massey Rind, at the William McKinley Memorial in Niles, Ohio.
Vintage white border postcard showing the section of the museum containing priceless McKinley relics at the William McKinley Memorial in Niles, Ohio.
Vintage white border postcard showing the upper corridor of the library wing with statues of personal friends of William McKinley at the William McKinley Memorial in Niles, Ohio.
Vintage white border postcard showing the Young People’s Corner in the library with a portrait of McKinley’s Mother at the William McKinley Memorial in Niles, Ohio.
