0010.jpg

closed Item Tower Bridge, London cropped postcard
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ARK
QR code for image 01KQHSCW48FJ7E3XK2GF62Y13J
Name
2DbctqCxNphunDRq5RfdQt
https://n2t.net/ark:/11635/2DbctqCxNphunDRq5RfdQt
https://scanstation.ai/ark/11635/2DbctqCxNphunDRq5RfdQt
File
Order 10
Dimensions 7968 × 5984
Orientation 0
S3 Key marac/003/derivatives/0010.jpg
Source Path marac/003/derivatives/0010.jpg
AI Enrichment
Summary
Back of a divided British postcard, likely mid-20th century, with a handwritten message and address to Mrs. M. K. Roe in Ohio, U.S.A.; a British Queen Elizabeth II stamp, postmark, and printed text including 'Printed in Gt. Britain' and likely 'Dennis Productions Card' are visible.
OCR Excerpt
- R via “AUD, ESS ONLY Tower Bridge cost : Tee ee a 2 pounds to build.” WS h of the — _ee bridpe is raised to allow wesstisuerpass under _. came. — Here is also the Pool of London, —™ busy shipping centre of the great city. London and Scarborough. } | Lid, STrony sv de Dave 65. nA “. Dennis & Sans,
Places
Great Britain Ohio London
Type
people_photo text_page document photo postcard
Tags
No tags assigned.
Primary: postcard
Searchable text 299 chars 1%

- R via “AUD, ESS ONLY Tower Bridge cost : Tee ee a 2 pounds to build.” WS h of the — _ee bridpe is raised to allow wesstisuerpass under _. came. — Here is also the Pool of London, —™ busy shipping centre of the great city. London and Scarborough. } | Lid, STrony sv de Dave 65. nA “. Dennis & Sans,

[email protected] Tesseract via ai-tools (64 words, mean conf 64.3)
Subject: image:01KQHSCW48FJ7E3XK2GF62Y13J 18 predicates
Predicate Best value Conf. Source
ai:denseSummary
Back of a divided British postcard, likely mid-20th century, with a handwritten message and address to Mrs. M. K. Roe in Ohio, U.S.A.; a British Queen Elizabeth II stamp, postmark, and printed text including 'Printed in Gt. Britain' and likely 'Dennis Productions Card' are visible.
1% [email protected]
ai:documentLikely yes
ai-tools heuristic on scan.storage:marac/003/0010.jpg
1% [email protected]
ai:handwrittenText yes 1% [email protected]
ai:hasText yes 1% [email protected]
ai:highResGoal
read_handwriting
Loss of searchable sender/recipient information, message content, mailing date/location, and publisher/production details that could materially improve cataloging.
1% [email protected]
ai:highResTarget
entire handwritten message on left half
High-resolution target from thumbnail enrich
1% [email protected]
ai:isFilledForm
ai:isForm
ai:ocrText
- R via “AUD, ESS ONLY Tower Bridge cost : Tee ee a 2 pounds to build.” WS h of the — _ee bridpe is raised to allow wesstisuerpass under _. came. — Here is also the Pool of London, —™ busy shipping centre of the great city. London and Scarborough. } | Lid, STrony sv de Dave 65. nA “. Dennis & Sans,
Tesseract via ai-tools (64 words, mean conf 64.3)
1% [email protected]
ai:peopleLikely yes
ai-tools heuristic on scan.storage:marac/003/0010.jpg
1% [email protected]
ai:photoLikely yes
ai-tools heuristic on scan.storage:marac/003/0010.jpg
1% [email protected]
ai:photoWithTextLikely
ai:pixelsDone
ai:speculation
This is the reverse side of a souvenir or view postcard mailed from Britain to the United States.
Visible postcard back layout, international address to Ohio U.S.A., British stamp, and printed production text support this interpretation.
1% [email protected]
ai:typedText yes 1% [email protected]
dcterms:spatial
Great Britain Ohio London
1% aggregated
dcterms:type
people_photo
found 1 face(s)
5% [email protected]
foaf:Person
Mrs. M. K. Roe
The handwritten addressee line appears to read 'Mrs. M. K. Roe', but the thumbnail prevents full verification.
1% [email protected]
Subject: image:01KQHSCW48FJ7E3XK2GF62Y13J 7 claims
This is the reverse side of a souvenir or view postcard mailed from Britain to the United States.?? Visible postcard back layout, international address to Ohio U.S.A., British stamp, and printed production text support this interpretation. ai:speculation · 1%
The card likely dates to the Elizabeth II pre-decimal stamp era, probably mid-20th century.?? The stamp appears to be a British 2 1/2d Elizabeth II definitive, which indicates a pre-decimal postal issue. ai:speculation · 1%
Great Britain?? Printed text near the stamp reads 'Printed in Gt. Britain' and the stamp is British. dcterms:spatial · 1%
Ohio?? The handwritten address clearly includes 'Ohio' and 'U.S.A.'. dcterms:spatial · 1%
London?? Upper-left handwriting appears to read 'London' and the cancellation seems consistent with a London postmark. dcterms:spatial · 1%
Mrs. M. K. Roe?? The handwritten addressee line appears to read 'Mrs. M. K. Roe', but the thumbnail prevents full verification. foaf:Person · 1%
Queen Elizabeth II?? Profile portrait on British stamp matches the common Queen Elizabeth II definitive design. foaf:Person · 1%
Subject: image:01KQHSCW48FJ7E3XK2GF62Y13J 0 claims
No claims recorded yet for this subject.
closed — No more image calls. Item workflow consumes image claims/text/metadata for catalog-level analysis.
TransitionDescription
upload async Pushes realPath (the ai-tools crop) to S3 as the canonical image. When defaults.full_frame_key is present, also archives the original mat under originals/ on S3 for re-processing / QR re-extraction during Python dev. The full-frame archive is planned to drop for real-client tenants.
Available from: triaged
external_upload Sets defaults["storage"]["mode"] = "external_url". Used by IIIF imports so the image remains accessible via its external URL and subsequent transitions can run against it directly. Skips triage — the UPLOADED place lets enrich run against the remote URL.
Available from: new
triage async When fired from NEW: local-file mode. ai-tools reads defaults.full_frame_key + defaults.sidecar_key from the shared dir, produces the canonical crop + thumbnail in derivatives/, and returns deskew/type/detections. realPath is repointed at the crop. When re-run from TRIAGED: same, idempotent. Non-URL mode is the only path browser captures take. Failures keep the image in NEW (async retry).
Available from: new, triaged
enrich async Single cheap AI call (~$0.0004) against a ≤512px thumbnail, with triage OCR + flags in context. Populates title/description/subjects/people/places/dense_summary and text-type flags. Can run from TRIAGED (using ssai image_view via imgProxy, skipping S3 upload) or from UPLOADED. Re-runnable from enriched for debugging.
Available from: triaged, uploaded, enriched
extract async The optional second image call. Runs only when enrich_from_thumbnail sets pixelsDone=false. Dispatches by extraction goal/signals: filled forms → ExtractMetadata; handwriting → TranscribeHandwriting; dense print/layout → OcrMistral. Re-runnable.
Available from: enriched, extracted
close Bookkeeping only. Requires pixelsDone=true. The item workflow performs text-only catalog analysis across all images.
ignore Operator triage from the narrate screen. Hides the image from narration immediately and queues it for permanent deletion at intake close. No AI transition lists IGNORED in its `from`, so an ignored image can never be sent for enrichment -- the workflow itself is the guard, no separate check needed.
Subject: image:01KQHSCW48FJ7E3XK2GF62Y13J 30 claims
Predicate Value Conf. Basis
ai:denseSummary
Back of a divided British postcard, likely mid-20th century, with a handwritten message and address to Mrs. M. K. Roe in Ohio, U.S.A.; a British Queen Elizabeth II stamp, postmark, and printed text including 'Printed in Gt. Britain' and likely 'Dennis Productions Card' are visible.
1% —
ai:handwrittenText yes 1% —
ai:hasText yes 1% —
ai:highResGoal
read_handwriting
1%
Loss of searchable sender/recipient information, message content, mailing date/location, and publisher/production details that could materially improve cataloging.
ai:highResTarget
entire handwritten message on left half
1%
High-resolution target from thumbnail enrich
ai:highResTarget
recipient name and address on right half
1%
High-resolution target from thumbnail enrich
ai:highResTarget
postmark and date at upper center-left
1%
High-resolution target from thumbnail enrich
ai:highResTarget
printed publisher and card text along left edge and center
1%
High-resolution target from thumbnail enrich
ai:highResTarget
stamp details at upper right
1%
High-resolution target from thumbnail enrich
ai:isFilledForm —
ai:isForm —
ai:pixelsDone
Important handwritten message, postmark details, stamp denomination, and printed publisher/card text are present but only partly legible at thumbnail scale.
ai:speculation
This is the reverse side of a souvenir or view postcard mailed from Britain to the United States.
1%
Visible postcard back layout, international address to Ohio U.S.A., British stamp, and printed production text support this interpretation.
ai:speculation
The card likely dates to the Elizabeth II pre-decimal stamp era, probably mid-20th century.
1%
The stamp appears to be a British 2 1/2d Elizabeth II definitive, which indicates a pre-decimal postal issue.
ai:typedText yes 1% —
dcterms:spatial Great Britain 1%
Printed text near the stamp reads 'Printed in Gt. Britain' and the stamp is British.
dcterms:spatial Ohio 1%
The handwritten address clearly includes 'Ohio' and 'U.S.A.'.
dcterms:spatial London 1%
Upper-left handwriting appears to read 'London' and the cancellation seems consistent with a London postmark.
dcterms:type
postcard
1% —
foaf:Person
Mrs. M. K. Roe
1%
The handwritten addressee line appears to read 'Mrs. M. K. Roe', but the thumbnail prevents full verification.
foaf:Person
Queen Elizabeth II
1%
Profile portrait on British stamp matches the common Queen Elizabeth II definitive design.
Predicate Value Conf. Basis
ai:documentLikely yes 1%
ai-tools heuristic on scan.storage:marac/003/0010.jpg
ai:hasText yes 1%
Tesseract via ai-tools (64 words, mean conf 64.3)
ai:peopleLikely yes 1%
ai-tools heuristic on scan.storage:marac/003/0010.jpg
ai:photoLikely yes 1%
ai-tools heuristic on scan.storage:marac/003/0010.jpg
ai:photoWithTextLikely
ai-tools heuristic on scan.storage:marac/003/0010.jpg
dcterms:type
people_photo
5%
found 1 face(s)
dcterms:type
text_page
5%
OCR detected multi-word text; OCR confidence suggests printed text
dcterms:type
document
4%
document outline covers 82% of frame; OCR suggests readable text
dcterms:type
photo
2%
face detection usually implies a photograph