Showing posts with label travel postcards. Show all posts
Showing posts with label travel postcards. Show all posts

Monte Carlo Monaco Travel Postcard Hotels

Monte Carlo Monaco Vintage Travel Postcard with Hotels

After my blog entry about the TAG Heuer Watches, I started thinking a little about good old Monaco and the Formula One Weekend.

Below you'll find a neat Travel postcard from Monte Carlo Monaco showing the port area which is an important part of the Monaco Grand Prix Circuit. Of course the harbor side has changed since the 60s when this pic was taken but the card shows the steeply rising road running up from turn 2 on the GP course. See links below for hotels and more modern pictures of all the main turns in the Grand Prix Street Course (when there is no race) Interesting, no?

Monte Carlo MONACO Travel Hotels & Tickets Resources

Contribute: This is the forth of the series: the travel postcards project. If you've got a cool vintage travel destination postcard you want to share, please let me know via my hotels near contacts / social networks page. I'm also looking for travel destination souvenir ideas. What, for example, would be the perfect souvenir of Monaco?! And I don't mean a Ferrari F1 T-shirt. Send me a pic or link.

Other Travel Postcards & Hotels listing : Caracas Venezuela Chicago Illinois & Honolulu Hawaii.

Godspeed on all your travel Adventures, Cvetko Ostroznik

 

monaco vintage postcard

Picture source: http://www.flickr.com/photos/cartorama/4249128516/ Cartorama on Flikr.

Travel Postcard Chicago Wrigley Field

Vintage 1940's linen postcard of Chicago's Wrigley Field Ballpark

I'm real tactile, so vintage linen post-cards like this are just too lovely, and you can see the linen texture from the scan. The back reads. "Wrigley Field bears the name of William Wrigley, founder of the famous gum manufacturing company. It is the home of the Cubs, Chicago's National League Baseball Club" Since I found it on ebay (price today was $10.00 - see lnk details below) it qualifies as a gift idea as well as a travel snapshot for this project - hint to kids.

Travel & Hotels: Going to Chicago?

Contribute: This is the third of the series: the travel postcards project. If you've got a cool travel destination postcard you want to share, please let me know via my hotels near contacts / social networks page. I'm also looking for travel destination souvenir ideas. What, for example, would be the perfect souvenir of Chicago?! Send me a pic or link.

Godspeed on all your travel adventures, Cvetko Ostroznik.

vintage linen postcard 1940 chicago wrigley field ballpark

Travel Postcard Caracas Venezuela

Travel Postcard Caracas VeneZuela

Here's a postcard from Caracas Venezuela Dated 1902. I found it on Caracas based Fundacion de la Memoria Urbana Blog: the foundation helps to protect and celebrate the character and heritage of Venezuelan cities (links below)  and the postcard is part of their urban archives. The picture depicts in diagram - "Interior del Palacio Federal Caracas - Saudo de Venuezuela" (The Interior Gardens of the Federal Palace).

Going to Caracas Venuezuela? Find:

Contribute: This is the second of the series: the travel postcards project. If you've got a cool travel destination postcard you want to share, please let me know via my hotels near contacts / social networks page. I'm also looking for travel destination souvenir ideas. What for example would be the perfect souvenir of Caracas or Venezuela! Send me a pic or link. 

Godspeed on all your travel adventures, Cvetko Ostroznik

Travel postcard Caracas Venezuela

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Travel Postcard Airport Honolulu Hawaii

 

Travel Postcard Airport Honolulu Hawaii

Here's a postcard from Hawaii dated 1950s. I found it on Aloha Airways page on twitpic with the caption. "At the John Rodgers terminal in Honolulu in the 1950's. Ahhh...nostalgia."

Going to Honolulu Hawaii? Find:

Contribute: This is the first of a series: the travel postcards project. If you've got a cool travel destination postcard you want to share, please let me know via my hotels near contacts / social networks page. I'm also looking for travel destination souvenir ideas.

Godspeed on all your travel adventures, Cvetko Ostroznik

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Source: Aloha Airlines on Twitpic: http://twitpic.com/9wxv7 

Also check out this awesome picture of the first first commercial flight to hawaii in 1935 at Pan-Am's posterous, showing a Sikorsky S-42 Pan American Clipper flying past the unfinished San Francisco Oakland Bay Bridge! Very cool.