Vintage 1961 Mazatlan Mexico Postcard Ammex 50c Airmail Stamp Mark Turok Balboa For Sale

Item Specifics (Crucial for Search Visibility)

• Type: Printed (Lithograph)
• Pre-Owned/Used: Yes (Posted)
• Era: Chrome (1939-Now)
• Year of Manufacture: 1961
• Region / Country: Mexico (Sinaloa / Mazatlán)
• Publisher: Ammex Asociados S.A.
• Postage Condition: Posted / Cancelled
• Theme: International Towns & Cities, Hotel & Resort History, Philately

📝 SEO-Optimized Item Descriptionhtml<h2>Vintage 1961 Mazatlán, Mexico Travel Postcard – Ammex Asociados Vistacolor</h2><p>Up for sale is a wonderful piece of mid-century Mexican tourism and postal history. This authentic vintage <b>"Vistacolor" postcard</b> was published by the renowned <b>Ammex Asociados, S.A.</b> (Apartado 274, México, D.F.) and features a fascinating glimpse into early 1960s coastal travel.</p><h3>📬 Postal History & Features:</h3><ul> <li><b>Postmark Date:</b> October 16, 1961 (Mazatlán, Sin., Méx.)</li> <li><b>Postage Stamp:</b> Features a 50 Centavos "Correo Aéreo" (Airmail) definitive stamp showcasing a landscape from Chiapas, Mexico.</li> Mailed to an address on Johnson Blvd. in Balboa, California, U.S.A.</li> <li><b>Production Process:</b> "Vistacolor" photo-illustrated card, highly representative of mid-century collectible chrome postcards. Ammex cards from this era frequently utilized the iconic photography of Mark Descriptive Text & Condition:</h3><p>The left side of the card features printed descriptive text in both English and Spanish advertising a <i>"brand New modern first class resort in Mazatlán. Swimming Pool with treated fresh water. Regulation 9 hole Putting Green."</i> The reverse side contains a fully handwritten, legible cursive message detailing a mid-century travel Report:</b> Good vintage, post-consumer condition. Normal corner and edge wear consistent with a mailed card from 1961. The stamp is fully intact with a clear, readable cancellation mark. Please review the high-resolution scans for an exact look at the condition before for collectors of Mexican postal history, mid-century resort memorabilia, Ammex Asociados publications, or Southern California destination mail.</i></p>