That is actually a divided back - it just does not have a line to separate the two areas. Whenever you see a section labled "correspondence" you can be sure that it is a divided back. Before 1907, the only thing that could be on that side of the postcard was the recipient's address.
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Originally Posted by Hankphenom
What about the fact that the sepia postcard, although postmarked 1918, has an undivided back? Does that say anything about its vintage? Or were those still being made long after the advent of the divided backs in 1907?
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