“Opened in 1887, Grand Hotel, Mackinac Island, Michigan, is the world’s largest summer hotel and one of the few surviving examples of a classic and gracious American resort. It has the world’s longest porch offering a sweeping view of the Straits of Mackinac in the Great Lakes. The accommodations are deluxe. The service impeccable. The food renowned.”

“B  62433. Non-Transferable, No-Readmittance. Admission ticket is good for a $2.00 reduction in the price for luncheon (served daily from 12:00 until 2:00 pm) in the hotel’s Main Dining Room. On occasion the Main Dining Room is closed to the public and therefore Grand Hotel reserves the right to withdraw this offer.”

This one looks like it was put out by the Grand Hotel, per the above info. No publisher information is given. But it’s a beauty: unusual in a green and white pointillism, a.k.a “dot” style. If you look closely at the hairstyles for the men, the style suggests this card may have been done in the 1960’s or early ’70s.

Divided back, unused postcard. Publisher and artist unknown. Circa 1950s – 1970s.

Price:  $15.00