Description: This undivided back postcard from Mexico depicts three young boys in wide-brimmed straw hats gathered on the ground in an outdoor setting, captioned "Escena callejera" (Street scene). The boys appear to be sorting or examining items, dressed in typical early 20th-century Mexican working-class clothing. Published by Latapi y Bert of Mexico City, this card offers a glimpse into everyday street life in Mexico during the pre-revolutionary era.
Publisher: Latapi y Bert, Apartado 922, Mexico; catalog number 6974.
Posted: Sent from Dr. Samuel Macias Valadez, 3 de Aztecas 64, Mexico, to Mrs. Gretchen S. Inholske, 4453 McPherson Ave., St. Louis, Missouri, U.S.A. The card bears a military censor stamp. The sender writes: "At present I am Membership of M.S.C.C. no. 4814 and F.I. 376 and M.C.C. #74 Mexican Representatives and I think are the best clubs in the world. — It is not so? Many thanks for your advise." A rubber stamp on the front reads: DR. SAMUEL MACIAS VALADEZ / U.S.C.E. 4814 - F.I. 376.
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