Front Image: This postcard features the grand main entrance (Haupteingang) to the Park Sanssouci in Potsdam, Germany. The intricate wrought-iron gate is flanked by ornate columns adorned with classical sculptures. Behind the gate, the park's famous obelisk is visible, framed by lush greenery. The entrance, known as the "Kunsttor," is a testament to the Baroque grandeur of Sanssouci Palace and its grounds, which were built under the reign of Frederick the Great. This image captures the regal atmosphere of one of Germany's most renowned historical parks.
Back Image: The back of the postcard is blank, with no writing, postmarks, or stamps. It was printed by Kunstverlag Gebr. Isenbeck, Wiesbaden, which is noted along the side of the card. There is a handwritten number "704" in the top left, which may indicate a cataloging mark. The postcard is unused and in good condition, with some minor signs of age.
