Court of Two Sisters, New Orleans, Louisiana

Subjects: Advertising Restaurants & Taverns
Card type: Lithograph
Date: c. 1907 (Golden Age)

Back of Court of Two Sisters, New Orleans, Louisiana, c. 1907 lithograph postcard — Back

About this subject

An illustrated advertising postcard for the Court of Two Sisters restaurant in New Orleans, showing a line-drawn archway and courtyard with wrought-iron gates, a brick wall, and crossed swords and arms mounted on the wall. The right side features a red panel with script text advertising Creole and French cuisine, dining and dancing, and a beautiful patio.

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PublisherBob Riley Studios

Court of Two Sisters the romantic rendezvous of New Orleans finest of creole and french cuisine. Dining and Dancing visit our beautiful patio --- GREETINGS From as romantic a place as you ever ate in, drank in or wrote home about. The famous COURT OF TWO SISTERS, in the Historic Center of old New Orleans, 613 Royal & 614 Bourbon. The present structure was erected in 1832 on the site of the residence of Sieur Etienne De Perier, Governor of the French Colonial period, 1725 to 1733. NEW ORLEANS, AMERICA'S MOST INTERESTING CITY color block printed in the vieux carre & copyrighted by bob riley studios POST CARD PLACE STAMP HERE

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Postcard record

Condition	Excellent
Place mentioned	New Orleans, LA
Publisher	New Orleans, LA
Notes	White border. No postmark. Divided-back color-block card, mid-20th century; printed in the Vieux Carré, New Orleans. Dealer pencil mark "#59" at lower right.

Cite this card

Court of Two Sisters, New Orleans, Louisiana, postcard, c. 1907. PostalPast Collection. https://postalpast.com/postcard/court-of-two-sisters-new-orleans-louisiana. Accessed October 5, 2026.