From high above the Bronx, three boroughs unfold in a single breathtaking view: the Triborough Bridge's sweeping spans stitch together Manhattan, Queens, and Randall's and Ward's Islands in a triumph of Robert Moses's infrastructure ambition. This aerial linen postcard — coded 6A-H1596, suggesting a 1936 Curt Teich production — was published by Frank E. Cooper of 255 Broadway and carries an International News Photos copyright credit, indicating the illustration was adapted from an aerial press photograph taken shortly after the bridge opened on July 11, 1936. The linen's vivid blues and greens transform industrial infrastructure into a panoramic jewel. Collectors of New York City history and bridge enthusiasts will note that the image predates the upper-deck additions of later decades, preserving the bridge in its original configuration.