Black and white postcard with a picture of two women wearing dresses with stripes and sandals. They have hair in multiple braids and are standing facing the left side of the photo with their arms raised to approximately chin level and their hands pointed forward. The bottom of the photo reads "Fetes de Delphes - Suppliantes" and Greek writing in the other corner. The back has the number 24 and "Copyright 1930 by Nelly's-Athenes, Hermes 21."

This postcard came from Athens. Athens was named after the Greek goddess Athena, and is the capital city of Greece.

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