1917 Mexican Jacal Hut Texas Border Woman Child Dog Postcard Nic Tengg For Sale

This captivating vintage postcard from 1917 features a traditional Mexican Jacal, or hut, offering a glimpse into early 20th-century life near the U.S.-Mexico border. The vibrant, colorized image depicts a thatched dwelling, with a woman cradling a child and a small dog nearby, set against a natural, rugged landscape. The scene evokes a sense of daily life and the unique cultural architecture of the region, making it a valuable piece for collectors interested in Mexico, Texas border history, or ethnographic studies.The reverse side reveals a clear San Antonio, Texas postmark from February 12, 1917, complete with a one-cent George Washington stamp. The handwritten message, dated March 4th, 1917, from the Argyle Hotel in San Antonio, is addressed to Miss Lulie Williamson at The Washington Club in Washington D.C., adding a personal touch and historical context to this collectible. Published by Nic Tengg, a well-known San Antonio publisher, this card is a testament to the era\'s postcard artistry and its role in connecting people across distances.