Vintage Postcard with 1 Cent US Postage Stamp and Seattle Postmark

This item is a vintage postcard, likely made of a light cardstock or heavy paper, exhibiting a beige or light brown color that suggests age and possible toning. The physical dimensions cannot be exactly determined from the image, but it appears to be a standard-sized postcard from the early 20th century. Prominently featured on the right side is a 'ONE CENT' U.S. Postage stamp, green in color, with a circular central vignette surrounded by a decorative border. The stamp is likely a Liberty Bell design or similar common issue from the period. It bears a legible 'Foreign' marking indicating its intended use for international mail. A distinct postmark, a circular black ink impression, is visible near the top, partially obscuring the stamp. The postmark reads 'SEATTLE, WASH.' with the date 'JAN 29' and time '10:59 PM', though the year is partially cut off but implied to be near 1930 based on context. Heavy wavy cancellation lines extend from the postmark across the stamp, indicating it has been used. The postcard features handwritten ink script in black, addressing the card to a 'Miss Elizabeth Morgan, 195 No. 32'. The handwriting style suggests a period common around the given postmark date. Visible condition issues include creasing, particularly around the postmark and above the stamp, and general wear consistent with its age, possibly including some discoloration and minor tears or chipping along the edges (not fully visible). The paper appears somewhat brittle. The stamp is affixed securely, and the postmark is clear. This item is a historical artifact showcasing early 20th-century postal practices and communication.