The De Normandie Door c1907-1914 Real Photo RPPC Architectural

Description: I believe this was a hotel, or perhaps the door of a family named DeNormandie. I did quite a bit of research to see if there was a hotel with this name, that matched this real photo postcard. There are two hotels with this name, one in Bordeaux, France, and one in Jersey in the Channel Islands. But, neither of those match this photo, including the vintage images I found. There are multiple hotels called Hotel Normandy around the world, but none had this front door, which leads me to believe it is a hotel from bygone days. Why am I so sure it's not a family door? Because when I did an internet search using Google Lens, I found this exact same postcard out in the world. Now, it could be that whomever took the photo sent it to friends around the world to show the DeNormandie Family's front door, but that seems unlikely. The other person with this card thought perhaps the reference to DeNormandie Door was an architectural style, but I don't think so. What do you think? Isn't history intriguing? It sure is a pretty door and front facade. I wonder if those flowers flanking the DeNormandie Door are jasmine. Thank you for viewing this antique postcard from my curated collection. The postcard images are scanned at high resolution. Please zoom into—and examine—the photos carefully as they are an important part of the overall description of this postcard. If you have any questions, please feel free to send me a message, I am here to happily answer any of your questions. I enjoy exploring rural New England and Eastern Quebec, Canada—and anywhere else I travel—seeking out long forgotten treasures. I am currently working through a very large lot of antique postcards. If you want to see what I come across next I'd appreciate it if you’d follow my store. Postcards will be mailed through the US Postal service in a rigid envelope mailer to keep them safe. Postcards priced under $20 will ship First Class without tracking, those above $20 will go Ground Advantage and you'll receive tracking information. If you'd like to upgrade your shipping for faster delivery, please contact me before purchasing and I'll change it for you. By making a single purchase of multiple cards, shipping prices will automatically combine. If for some reason it doesn’t happen this way, I will always refund excess shipping charges. My aim is 100% customer satisfaction. If you any issues with your purchase, please reach out to me so I can make it right.Thank you for viewing this antique postcard from my curated collection. The postcard images are scanned at high resolution. Please zoom into—and examine—the photos carefully as they are an important part of the overall description of this postcard. If you have any questions, please feel free to send me a message, I am here to happily answer any of your questions. I enjoy exploring rural New England and Eastern Quebec, Canada—and anywhere else I travel—seeking out long forgotten treasures. I am currently working through a very large lot of antique postcards. If you want to see what I come across next I'd appreciate it if you’d follow my store. Postcards will be mailed through the US Postal service in a rigid envelope mailer to keep them safe. Postcards priced under $20 will ship First Class without tracking, those above $20 will go Ground Advantage and you'll receive tracking information. If you'd like to upgrade your shipping for faster delivery, please contact me before purchasing and I'll change it for you. By making a single purchase of multiple cards, shipping prices will automatically combine. If for some reason it doesn’t happen this way, I will always refund excess shipping charges. My aim is 100% customer satisfaction. If you any issues with your purchase, please reach out to me so I can make it right.

Price: 7.95 USD

Location: Pittsburg, New Hampshire

End Time: 2024-12-30T03:47:58.000Z

Shipping Cost: 1.5 USD