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O'Hare Hilton Hotel 1976 postcard to Upper Darby Pennsylvania

The O'Hare Hilton postcard

Postmark: LEHIGH VALLEY, PA 180 PM 1 OCT 1976 

Slogan Cancel: GIVE to The March of Dimes

Postage Stamp: US 1975 9 Cents Capitol Dome - Americana Series Scott #1591

Addressed to: 

Mr. & Mrs. Horace Comfort 639 Merion Ave. Upper Darby, Pa.

Message: 

Dear folks, This hotel is huge! I could get lost i just the lobby! I had no idea there were such places in the world. Jim's at his "meeting" I guess we'll "do Chicago" when he's finished. Love, Mary

THE O'HARE HILTON

The Chicago Hotel you Walk to from the Airport - 915 Rooms - The O'Hare Dining Room - 5 Ethnic Restaurants - Coffee Shop - Shopping Promenade - Gaslight Club - 63 Conference Rooms.

P.O. Box 66414 - Chicago, Illinois 60666 (312) 686-8000

CURTEICHCOLOR® 3-D NATRUAL COLOR REPRODUCTION (REG. U.S.A. PAT. OFF.)

The 10-story O'Hare International Tower Hotel opened in 1973 at the airport and later renamed the Hilton Chicago O'Hare Airport Hotel.

Conrad Hilton Chicago 1972 postcard to Des Moines Iowa

THE CONRAD HILTON
A magnificent hotel, recognized as the world's largest, the "Hilton" rises from Michigan Boulevard, overlooking beautiful Grant Park and Buckingham Fountain. Home of the famous "Boulevard Room," which hosts the famed international Ice Revue annually, the city-within-a-city also offers numerous lounges, restaurants, posh shops and service functions.

DT-55151-B (C) 1964 D.P.I.

Pub. by Cameo Greeting Card, Inc., 4011 No. Ravenswood Ave., Chicago, Illinois 60613

Made by DEXTER PRESS, INC. WEST NYACK, NEW YORK
 
Postmark: CHICAGO, IL AM 14 MAR 1972

Postage: US 6 Cents Flag over White House

Addressed to: Des Moines, Iowa 50316


Conrad Hilton 1955 postcard to Baldwin Wisconsin

THE CONRAD HILTON CHICAGO, ILLINOIS

THE CONRAD HILTON
World's largest and friendliest hotel
Located on Michigan Boulevard at 7th Street, opposite Grant Park and overlooking Lake Michigan. THE CONRAD HILTON is conveniently near Chicago's Loop - but away from the noise of the downtown district. 8,000 delightful, outside rooms - each with bath. THE CONRAD HILON is the home of the famous BOULEVARD ROOM which features fine cuisine, dancing to famous orchestras and popular, fast-moving ICE SHOWS. 

GENUINE CURTEICH CHICAGO "C.T. ART-COLORTONE" POSTCARD (REG. U.S. PAT. OFF.)

Postmark: CHICAGO NOV 12 8 60 PM 1955 ILL.

Postage: US 2 Cents President John Adams

Addressed to: Baldwin Wisconsin


The Stevens Chicago 1940s postcard

THE STEVENS - CHICAGO A HILTON HOTEL

The STEVENS CHICAGO - WORLD'S LARGEST AND FRIENDLIEST HOTEL

Located on Michigan Boulevard at 7th Street opposite Grant Park, and overlooking Lake Michigan, THE STEVENS is conveniently near Chicago's Loop - but away from the noise of the downtown district. 3,000 delightful, outside rooms - each with bath. THE STEVENS is the home of the Famous BOULEVARD ROOM which features fine cuisine, dancing to famous orchestras, and a full hour musical comedy revue, starring the BOULEVARD-DEARS.
 
AMERICAN COLORTYPE - CHICAGO - NEW YORK PRINTED LETTERPRESS IN U.S.A.


Palmer House Chicago 1970s postcard

The Palmer House Chicago/A Hilton Hotel

The elegant Palmer House lobby reflects the opulence with which Potter Palmer designed and built the original hotel more than a century ago. The present structure also includes this enclosed shopping arcade where visitors enjoy browsing through dozens of shops.

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The Conrad Hilton 1959 postcard to Hutchinson Kansas

THE CONRAD HILTON
CHICAGO

World's largest and friendliest hotel located on Michigan Boulevard at 7th Street, opposite Grant Park and overlooking Lake Michigan. All rooms fully air-conditioned. Radio and television available. Home of the famous Boulevard Room with its lavish musicals on ice. Telephone Wabash 2-4400. Teletype CG 1016.

A HILTON HOTEL

Postmark: NEWTON SEP 1 7 PM 1959 KANS.

Slogan Cancel: PRAY FOR PEACE

Stamp: US 4 Cents Lincoln

Addressed to:
Mrs. Carroll M. Smith
427 E. Sherman
Hutchinson
Kansas