Postcard back addressed to Mrs. S. A. Johnson, North Orange, Mass.
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Postcard back addressed to Mrs. S. A. Johnson, North Orange, Mass.
ARK
Name
2DbdQmhm3ubnraw8N33Ax6
https://n2t.net/ark:/11635/2DbdQmhm3ubnraw8N33Ax6
https://scanstation.ai/ark/11635/2DbdQmhm3ubnraw8N33Ax6
File
| Order | 52 |
|---|---|
| Dimensions | 7968 × 5984 |
| Orientation | 0 |
| S3 Key | marac/003/derivatives/0052.jpg |
| Source Path | marac/003/derivatives/0052.jpg |
AI Enrichment
Summary
Back of a mailed postcard addressed in cursive to Mrs. S. A. Johnson, North Orange, Mass., with printed 'POST CARD' and 'THIS SIDE FOR THE ADDRESS,' a green U.S. stamp, and Boston/Charlestown Station cancellation dated Aug. 24, 1908.
Places
Boston, Massachusetts
North Orange, Mass.
Charlestown Station
Type
document
text_page
postcard
Tags
No tags assigned.
Primary: postcard
No description yet.
Subject: image:01KQJFVS487AB8XZSAZ787NSRR
19 predicates
| Predicate | Best value | Conf. | Source |
|---|---|---|---|
| ai:denseSummary |
Back of a mailed postcard addressed in cursive to Mrs. S. A. Johnson, North Orange, Mass., with printed 'POST CARD' and 'THIS SIDE FOR THE ADDRESS,' a green U.S. stamp, and Boston/Charlestown Station cancellation dated Aug. 24, 1908.
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1% | enrich_from_thumbnail@1.0 |
| ai:documentLikely |
yes
ai-tools heuristic on scan.storage:marac/003/0052.jpg
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1% | ai-tools@1.0 |
| ai:handwrittenText | yes | 1% | enrich_from_thumbnail@1.0 |
| ai:hasText | yes | 1% | enrich_from_thumbnail@1.0 |
| ai:highResGoal |
read_handwriting
Loss of searchable names, place information, exact mailing date, station marking, and stamp/postal history details.
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1% | enrich_from_thumbnail@1.0 |
| ai:highResTarget |
town and state lines of the address
High-resolution target from thumbnail enrich
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1% | enrich_from_thumbnail@1.0 |
| ai:isFilledForm | |||
| ai:isForm | |||
| ai:ocrText |
Tesseract via ai-tools (0 words, mean conf 95.0)
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1% | ai-tools@1.0 |
| ai:peopleLikely | |||
| ai:photoLikely | |||
| ai:photoWithTextLikely | |||
| ai:pixelsDone | |||
| ai:speculation |
The postage stamp is likely a U.S. definitive issue depicting Benjamin Franklin.
Small green stamp with portrait format and early 20th-century U.S. postcard usage; thumbnail resolution is insufficient for certain identification.
|
1% | enrich_from_thumbnail@1.0 |
| ai:typedText | yes | 1% | enrich_from_thumbnail@1.0 |
| dcterms:spatial |
Boston, Massachusetts
North Orange, Mass.
Charlestown Station
|
1% | aggregated |
| dcterms:title |
Postcard back addressed to Mrs. S. A. Johnson, North Orange, Mass.
|
1% | enrich_from_thumbnail@1.0 |
| dcterms:type |
document
document outline covers 74% of frame; visual text regions suggest document-like content
|
3% | ai-tools@1.0 |
| foaf:Person |
Mrs. S. A. Johnson
Handwritten first address line appears to read 'Mrs S. A. Johnson'; needs high-resolution confirmation.
|
1% | enrich_from_thumbnail@1.0 |
Subject: image:01KQJFVS487AB8XZSAZ787NSRR
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.
| Transition | Description | |
|---|---|---|
| upload | 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. | |
| 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. | |
| triage | 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). | |
| enrich | 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. | |
| extract | 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. | |
| close | Bookkeeping only. Requires pixelsDone=true. The item workflow performs text-only catalog analysis across all images. | Apply |
Subject: image:01KQJFVS487AB8XZSAZ787NSRR
28 claims
enrich_from_thumbnail@1.0
21
| Predicate | Value | Conf. | Basis |
|---|---|---|---|
| ai:denseSummary |
Back of a mailed postcard addressed in cursive to Mrs. S. A. Johnson, North Orange, Mass., with printed 'POST CARD' and 'THIS SIDE FOR THE ADDRESS,' a green U.S. stamp, and Boston/Charlestown Station cancellation dated Aug. 24, 1908.
|
1% | — |
| ai:handwrittenText | yes | 1% | — |
| ai:hasText | yes | 1% | — |
| ai:highResGoal |
read_handwriting
|
1% |
Loss of searchable names, place information, exact mailing date, station marking, and stamp/postal history details.
|
| ai:highResTarget |
town and state lines of the address
|
1% |
High-resolution target from thumbnail enrich
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| ai:highResTarget |
recipient name in center
|
1% |
High-resolution target from thumbnail enrich
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| ai:highResTarget |
Boston circular postmark date and time
|
1% |
High-resolution target from thumbnail enrich
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| ai:highResTarget |
Charlestown Station cancellation text
|
1% |
High-resolution target from thumbnail enrich
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| ai:highResTarget |
postage stamp design and denomination
|
1% |
High-resolution target from thumbnail enrich
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| ai:isFilledForm | — | ||
| ai:isForm | — | ||
| ai:pixelsDone |
Thumbnail shows important handwritten address and postal markings, but some details are too small to read confidently for full transcription and stamp/postmark identification.
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| ai:speculation |
The postage stamp is likely a U.S. definitive issue depicting Benjamin Franklin.
|
1% |
Small green stamp with portrait format and early 20th-century U.S. postcard usage; thumbnail resolution is insufficient for certain identification.
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| ai:speculation |
This is likely the reverse of a picture postcard rather than plain postal stationery.
|
1% |
The card back has standard postcard address-side printing without message text visible; many early view cards used this format, though the image side is not shown.
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| ai:typedText | yes | 1% | — |
| dcterms:spatial | Boston, Massachusetts | 1% |
Circular postal cancellation clearly includes 'BOSTON' and 'MASS.'
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| dcterms:spatial | North Orange, Mass. | 1% |
Handwritten address lines appear to read 'North Orange' and 'Mass'; visible on the card front but small.
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| dcterms:spatial | Charlestown Station | 1% |
Machine cancellation slogan reads 'CHARLESTOWN STATION'.
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| dcterms:title |
Postcard back addressed to Mrs. S. A. Johnson, North Orange, Mass.
|
1% | — |
| dcterms:type |
postcard
|
1% | — |
| foaf:Person |
Mrs. S. A. Johnson
|
1% |
Handwritten first address line appears to read 'Mrs S. A. Johnson'; needs high-resolution confirmation.
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ai-tools@1.0
7
| Predicate | Value | Conf. | Basis |
|---|---|---|---|
| ai:documentLikely | yes | 1% |
ai-tools heuristic on scan.storage:marac/003/0052.jpg
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| ai:hasText |
Tesseract via ai-tools (0 words, mean conf 95.0)
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| ai:peopleLikely |
ai-tools heuristic on scan.storage:marac/003/0052.jpg
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| ai:photoLikely |
ai-tools heuristic on scan.storage:marac/003/0052.jpg
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| ai:photoWithTextLikely |
ai-tools heuristic on scan.storage:marac/003/0052.jpg
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| dcterms:type |
document
|
3% |
document outline covers 74% of frame; visual text regions suggest document-like content
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| dcterms:type |
text_page
|
1% |
visual text regions suggest text blocks
|