This is an original 1914 real photograph postcard from the heart of the Mexican Revolution, featuring a historically significant image of "La Oficina de Correos" (The Post Office). Measuring 9cm x 14cm, this postcard was produced using the authentic "real photo" process, where light-sensitive emulsion was printed directly onto the card stock, ensuring exceptional detail and durability.
 
The image captures the post office—a critical communication hub during the revolution—amidst the turmoil of the era. Such buildings were often strategic centers for information, propaganda, and military coordination, making this photograph a poignant snapshot of daily life and infrastructure during a transformative period in Mexican history.
 
This postcard offers a rare, ground-level perspective on the revolution’s impact on civil institutions. Its survival in present condition makes it a valuable primary source for historians, collectors, and enthusiasts of Mexican history, revolutionary ephemera, or early 20th-century photography.
 
Key Details:
 
Subject: "La Oficina de Correos" (The Post Office) during the Mexican Revolution
 
Date: 1914
 
Type: Real photograph postcard (photo emulsion on card stock)
 
Size: 9cm x 14cm
 
Condition: Period-appropriate aging with potential minor edge wear; image remains clear and legible
 
Historical Significance: Documents a key communication center during the revolution
 
Provenance: Original, vintage piece