Postcard // The James River - Richmond, Virginia
This 4x6 postcard is printed on a thick 18pt uncoated coverstock, perfect for any pen and durable enough to withstand the post.
Postcards are mailed in a flat 5x7 envelope with a piece of chipboard for safe transit. Processing can take 1-3 business days (Monday through Friday), and please note that printed colors may vary slightly from what is viewed on screen in listing photos.
Description:
A 4x6 white postcard with a photo image of the James River from the Reedy Creek entrance during the summer, with white hand drawn animals including the sturgeon fish, a cormorant bird, and an osprey in the sky. Text on the front reads: Richmond, Virginia - The James River. The back is a standard postcard format, with fine print that reads:
Richmond, Virginia - The James River
The James River runs from the Appalachian Mountains to the Chesapeake Bay, flowing 340 miles throughout the state of Virginia. It is a robust ecosystem, playing host to several native species including sturgeon, osprey, cormorants, bald eagles, and great blue herons.
Postcard // The James River - Richmond, Virginia
This 4x6 postcard is printed on a thick 18pt uncoated coverstock, perfect for any pen and durable enough to withstand the post.
Postcards are mailed in a flat 5x7 envelope with a piece of chipboard for safe transit. Processing can take 1-3 business days (Monday through Friday), and please note that printed colors may vary slightly from what is viewed on screen in listing photos.
Description:
A 4x6 white postcard with a photo image of the James River from the Reedy Creek entrance during the summer, with white hand drawn animals including the sturgeon fish, a cormorant bird, and an osprey in the sky. Text on the front reads: Richmond, Virginia - The James River. The back is a standard postcard format, with fine print that reads:
Richmond, Virginia - The James River
The James River runs from the Appalachian Mountains to the Chesapeake Bay, flowing 340 miles throughout the state of Virginia. It is a robust ecosystem, playing host to several native species including sturgeon, osprey, cormorants, bald eagles, and great blue herons.
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