This vibrant vintage postcard features four distinct views of Warszawa (Warsaw), Poland, showcasing iconic landmarks and charming cityscapes. The images include the Royal Castle rebuilt between 1971-1984, Zygmunt III Waza Column dating back to 1644, the historic Old Town houses along Ulica Freta, and the Barbican defensive walls on Ulica Podwale. The postcard uses a colorful chrome lithograph printing technique, which enhances the brightness and detail of the images, typical of mid to late 20th-century European postcards. Issued by Krajowa Agencja Wydawnicza, this original continental-sized (6 x 4 inch) postcard is a collectible piece reflecting Poland's rich architectural heritage and post-war restoration efforts. It carries postage stamps and a dated postmark from 1990, adding to its authenticity and appeal for collectors interested in Eastern European history, travel memorabilia, and philately. The handwriting on the back provides a personal touch, connecting the viewer to a moment in time from a traveler's perspective.