Colosseum Rome Italy Aerial View Postcard by A. Ippoliti DL Edit Collectible

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Condition: In decent condition. Please check our images.

Colosseum Rome Italy Aerial View Postcard by A. Ippoliti DL Edit Collectible

A striking collector’s postcard capturing the grandeur of the Roman Colosseum in a timeless aerial composition by A. Ippoliti.

Measurements: approx.6 3/4 x 4 3/4 inches
Texts: please see images
Dates: n/a
Condition: In decent condition, please see images. 
Internal notes: QC passed

Bask in the eternal majesty of Rome as you gaze down from above the awe-inspiring Colosseum, its ancient arches casting long shadows across the centuries-old cobbled walkways. This postcard offers a stunning bird’s-eye perspective that places the viewer mid-flight above the Eternal City — the traffic humming below, green trees framing the ruins, and sunlight bathing the historic amphitheatre in a golden Roman glow.

Printed by DL Edit, Rome, and photographed by A. Ippoliti, this collectible postcard forms part of a dedicated series showcasing Rome’s enduring architectural grandeur. The reverse features multilingual titling — “Il Colosseo, The Colosseum, Le Colisée, Das Kolosseum” — signalling its international cultural resonance. The edition, identified as G-01, reflects a late 20th to early 21st-century print, with clean design lines and a professional matte finish — typical of the era’s souvenir publications.

For collectors of historical architecture, Italian travel ephemera, or postcards of UNESCO World Heritage Sites, this item is more than a souvenir — it’s a piece of cultural reverence. Holding a postcard like this preserves the spirit of ancient Rome and reminds us of the timeless beauty that connects civilisations across millennia. Collecting such postcards safeguards visual history, ensuring that even as cities modernise, their historical soul is not forgotten.