Antique Postcard 1909 Kolding Denmark Marielund Lake Rigsdagen Social History
Social History: The message is a personal greeting from a sender to H.P. Larsen, mentioning a planned visit or meeting. Another message written vertically and upside down across the top and side is from a different sender or written at a different time, and more political:
- The term "Partifælle" (Party Fellow) suggests the recipient and sender shared a political affiliation, which was a strong social bond in early 1900s Denmark.
- The term "Rigsdagen" (the former Danish Parliament) having "convened again" provides a fantastic historical time stamp, likely referring to the opening of a parliamentary session.
Scene: Tranquil view of the historic Marielund restaurant and lake in Kolding, Denmark. It showcases a scenic lakeside vista with mature trees and traditional architecture. The restaurant shown was a hub for community gatherings and festivities. This card preserves the "old-world" atmosphere of the Danish countryside before modern development.
Era: Divided Back
Size: Standard 3.5 x 5.5"
Type: Lithograph / Collotype
Publisher: W. K. F. (Reference number: 1166)
Condition: Heavy creasing and edge wear. The handwriting on this Danish postcard is a beautiful example of early 20th-century script.
This is an authentic vintage item. Use the zoom tool to inspect the photos for a detailed view of the condition.