A vivid linen-era view of the Blue Water International Bridge arcing gracefully over the St. Clair River, its steel truss silhouetted against a peachy sunset sky — a scene that captured imaginations the moment the twin spans opened in 1938, linking Port Huron, Michigan to Sarnia, Ontario. The foreground promenade hugs the Michigan riverbank beneath a canopy of mature trees, a lone lamp post anchoring the perspective, while a freighter glides silently beneath the bridge in the middle distance. Published by Ray C. Smith's News Agency right in Port Huron and printed by the legendary Curteich Chicago "C.T. Art-Colortone" process, this unused card retains crisp, saturated color typical of the finest linen production. The catalogue number 8A-H1402 places production firmly in the early 1940s. An appealing crossover piece for bridge collectors, Great Lakes shipping enthusiasts, and Michigan/Ontario topographic collectors alike.