The image depicts an old postcard featuring a historical building in Montecatini. The building, identified as the Palazzo Municipale of Pietrasanta, is captured with its facade and notable architectural features like stairs leading up to a clock at the top center above what appears to be double doors or gates. There's visible handwriting across the image which reads "Montecatini 1904 - 8-6-27" indicating dates. Below this text, there are more signatures: 'Pietrasanta', followed by two additional names in cursive script. The coloration of the postcard suggests age with a sepia tone common to old photographs or cards. The overall scene includes elements such as arched windows and what seems like classical-style columns on either side at the top left corner, suggesting an important public building from historical times. There's also a partial view of another structure in the right background that hints at adjacent buildings possibly connected with this historic site. The street is devoid of people or moving vehicles which might indicate it was taken during non-peak hours. The image has markings and signs of wear consistent with old postcards, such as creases indicating handling over time, a slight tear along one side, suggesting age but also highlighting its antique nature. As for the additional information provided in "PIETRASANTA - PALAZZO MUNICIPALE" on the linked web [...]

The image depicts an old postcard featuring a historical building in Montecatini. The building, identified as the Palazzo Municipale of Pietrasanta, is captured with its facade and notable architectural features like stairs leading up to a clock at the top center above what appears to be double doors or gates. There's visible handwriting across the image which reads "Montecatini 1904 - 8-6-27" indicating dates. Below this text, there are more signatures: 'Pietrasanta', followed by two additional names in cursive script. The coloration of the postcard suggests age with a sepia tone common to old photographs or cards. The overall scene includes elements such as arched windows and what seems like classical-style columns on either side at the top left corner, suggesting an important public building from historical times. There's also a partial view of another structure in the right background that hints at adjacent buildings possibly connected with this historic site. The street is devoid of people or moving vehicles which might indicate it was taken during non-peak hours. The image has markings and signs of wear consistent with old postcards, such as creases indicating handling over time, a slight tear along one side, suggesting age but also highlighting its antique nature. As for the additional information provided in "PIETRASANTA - PALAZZO MUNICIPALE" on the linked web [...]