Doggonit – Why Don’t You Write?
This is an unused, pristine linen postcard with absolutely no indication of who published it, or when. Best guess: circa...
This is an unused, pristine linen postcard with absolutely no indication of who published it, or when. Best guess: circa...
This is a Curteich “C.T. Art-Colortone”, number 3A-H575, published in 1933 — but not used until 1941. “City Hall covers...
While this looks like a photochrome postcard, it is in fact an actual photograph printed on photographic paper. It is...
This is an incredibly well preserved postcard, from Kay Anthony’s collection. The postcard would seem to agree with me: “A...
This is an unvarnished card, probably circa 1960, from the Church of the Open Door in Los Angeles. The church...
“To the South and West lies Draper’s Valley, named for John Draper, who settled here in 1765. He moved hence...
“This well was being ‘shot’ to increase oil production. Rocks thrown out hit steel. Sparks, explosion, and fire resulted. The...
I continue to be amazed at the vivid colors from Kay Anthony’s postcard collection. This is a “Genuine Curteich C.T....
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