1960s Glimpse Of Via Vittorio Veneto, Historical Area, Rome, Italy

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C2051. CATEGORY: Location – Italy<br>TYPE:  Vintage Color Postcard (Continental, 4x6)<br>DESCRIPTION: Via Vittorio Veneto is one of the most famous, elegant, and expensive streets of Rome, Italy.  The street is named after the Battle of Vittorio Veneto (1918), a decisive Italian victory of World War I.  Federico Fellini’s classic 1960 film La Dolce Vita was mostly centered on the Via Veneto area.<br>CONDITION: Unused; never mailed<br>.<br>Minor corner bumps and edge wear. Soiling and age tanning. Very Good condition.<br>Sold AS IS. Look carefully at the pictures to Judge Condition for Yourself.<br>Due to the Pandemic and Influx of Seasonal Visitors; some of the Mail from Florida is taking up to 25 or more DAYS TO REACH the Addressee.<br>Mail to Foreign Nations can take up to two months. Foreign buyers should check with the Customs / Post Office in their city if they feel their item has been unduly delayed.<br>Please be Aware of this fact. There is nothing I can do about this Problem with USA Post Office. Patience is needed during these troubling times.<br>If you plan to purchase multiple items, just put all the items you want into your Ebay cart, then press “PLEASE SEND ME THE TOTAL…” and I will be able to invoice you with combined shipping.  Make sure you’re purchasing via computer, as this option is not available when buying with your phone.<br>Once you have purchased an item and we have wrapped it for shipping, additional items CANNOT be added, and must be shipped separately.<br>I offer and accept other payment options, besides PayPal, for those who do not have such an account.<br>All books are protected by a moisture seal, bubble wrap, and they are packaged in a cardboard carton for added protection.<br>All postcards, vintage paper items and historical memorabilia are packaged with stiff cardboard and marked “Do Not Bend”.<br>