Antique RPPC Escuela Hidalgo Manzanillo Colima Mexico AZO Unused Postcard

A striking antique postcard featuring Escuela “Hidalgo,” a handsome early Mexican school building with ornate facade details and a donkey in the foreground for added street-scene character. • 🏫 Subject: Escuela “Hidalgo” school building • 📍 Location: Manzanillo, Colima, Mexico • 📸 Type: Real photo postcard with AZO stamp box back • 🏛️ Architectural detail: Decorative facade with 1906 shown on the front • ✉️ Unused divided-back postcard with no writing or stamp • 🌎 Great for collectors of Mexico postcards, school history, architecture, and Colima ephemera 📚 Condition: Good antique condition. Unused with light age toning on the reverse, minor edge/corner wear, and a few small surface/handling marks visible on the front. Displays well overall; see photos for exact condition. The exact caption and location are supported by the Library of Congress listing for “Escuela Hidalgo, Manzanillo, Col. Mex.”, which dates the image broadly to the early 20th century.  The AZO stamp box with four upward-pointing triangles is a standard dating clue commonly used for real photo postcards and is generally associated with the 1904–1918 period.