Commander Motel Riviera Beach FL Postcard 1960s Dexter Press Linen Look

Discover a vibrant piece of Florida's golden age with this vintage postcard depicting the Commander Motel in Riviera Beach. This charming card showcases the sprawling resort complex, complete with its inviting swimming pool, lush palm trees, and a picturesque beach scene bustling with vacationers. The artistic rendering captures the relaxed atmosphere of a mid-century Florida getaway, with the blue waters of the ocean and intercoastal waterway framing the resort. Published by Larry Witt of Lake Worth, Florida, and printed by Dexter Press, Inc. of West Nyack, New York, this postcard reflects the popular printing techniques of its era, offering a blend of detail and vibrant color. The reverse side reveals a fascinating glimpse into the past, having been postally sent to Haddonfield, New Jersey, and bearing a 4c Lincoln stamp. The handwritten message provides a delightful anecdote about the bustling spring break scene in Fort Lauderdale, adding a unique personal touch to this collectible piece of Florida history. Ideal for collectors of vintage travel memorabilia, Florida postcards, or those interested in mid-century American architecture and tourism.