Outer Light Lighthouse Old Saybrook CT 1972 Vintage Postcard Unposted For Sale

OUTER LIGHT - Aids to Navigation - Old Saybrook, Conn.

U.S. Government lighthouse at the outer end of the Connecticut River mouth channel into Long Island Sound. The lights and fog horns are automatically operated; until about 1938 it was manned. This and the inner light can best be seen from the decks of the public excursions operating May thru fall foliage.

This vintage postcard depicts the Outer Light Lighthouse in Old Saybrook, Connecticut. The postcard is printed on cardboard and paper material and measures a standard size of 5.5 x 3.5 inches. It was manufactured in 1972 by Clifford Scofield Color Productions in Cheshire, CT and features a lithograph print style.

The postcard is a great addition to any collection and features beautiful landscapes, architecture, and nautical themes. It also includes affixed canceled 6 cent Waterfowl Conservation US Postage Stamp. The postcard was postmarked on October 6, 1972, in MA. The design includes various features such as a divided back and chrome material. This vintage postcard is a piece of history that represents the era of photochrome from 1939 to now.