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Post card showing fireman George Robertson. Fred Wilson of the Morpeth Fire Brigade.
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- Álbum com 25x26cm e 20 folhas
- Acabamento com Tecido de Encadernação holandês liso verde e papel importado estampado.
- Fechamento com elástico.
- Modelo costurado.
From the Graybill post card collection.
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Life is la lot like a camera...
focus on what's important,
capture the good times,
develop from the negatives,
and when things don't work out, take another shot.
To my flickr friends in Cleveland & Columbus.... I send out well wishes & an invitation to come and shoot Chicago with me. You may not go back! I hear American Airlines is running its windy specials.
From the Graybill post card collection.
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white van man looking at the web cam is are old Friend A9 out taking a few truck shots me thinks. or is he a closet boat spotter?
answers on a post card
A muddy Main Street in Klamath Falls is shown in this photo taken around 1910. The rails for the Linkville Trolley occupy one side of the street, and automobile and wagon ruts the other. The photographer was set up near the corner of First Street to capture this view of Main running to the northeast. The Livermore Hotel – more commonly known as the Houston Hotel – can be seen at left center. A variety of businesses, including a livery stable, were located on the opposite side of Main.
Boardwalks were still being used on Main Street in Klamath Falls at the time the Crisler-Stilts building opened at the corner of Seventh Street in early 1909. It appears awnings were still being installed at the time this photo was taken. A pharmacy and jewelry store were located on the ground floor, while Drs. Charles V. Fisher and Ray Hamilton had offices on the second floor, along with veterinarian J.M. Ellsworth.
A post art original made for iHanna's postcard swap 2012
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From the Weigand post card collection.
A card in a series of national views from the Chicago-based Acmegraph Company which depicts Lynchburg landmarks circa 1913. See Acmegraph Co. Postcards of Lynchburg, Virginia for more information.
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The heyday of the post card was basically from 1900-1912 or so. This is a “real photo” card, showing a residence. Itinerant photographers would travel from town to town, take photos of homes of prominent citizens (or others who paid them) and sell copies to the owner, who could then send photos of the house to friends, etc. Photographers in various communities, as well, did the same for their locales. What endures from this passion for photographing and sharing images of homes is a wonderful record of the domestic architecture from that time period.
In an obviously rural location, this 2 1/2-story frame home has a basement and an attic; it has a steep gable roof. There are two visible interior chimneys. A tower with a sharp pointed sort-of pyramidal roof dominates the plane of the front façade. The small front porch shows turned posts supporting the porch roof, turned balusters and ornamental brackets. Below the porch is a lattice-enclosed space. Just above the entrance is a small jerkinhead dormer. The side façade provides a food view of fenestration with window width not as prominent as on the tower. A tiny side porch remains faithful to the ornamentation of the front porch.
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The Linkville Trolley operated for just a few years in the early 1900s. The trolley line ran the length of Main Street, as well as out to the community of Shippington, about where Pelican Marina is located today. Museum staff speculates this photo was taken in the area where California Avenue and Third Street intersect. No one in the photo was identified. The driver may have been Charley Adams, who worked on the trolley during most of its short life.
The White Pelican Hotel opened in December 1911 at the corner of Main Street and Esplanade Avenue. Built at a cost of $400,000, the facility was constructed by the Klamath Development Co., with backing from the Southern Pacific Railroad. A large sign atop the hotel could be easily seen at that time from the train depot a few blocks away. The hotel offered 93 guest rooms and a restaurant, along with a newsstand, barbershop and smoke shop. It was by far the grandest building in Klamath Falls at the time, but it was not destined to stand for too many years.
From the Graybill post card collection.
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This is a vintage Post Card from my grandmother
This is a vintage Post Card from my grandmother's collection
From the Graybill post card collection.
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I bought this post card at Walt Disney World in 1986.
Caption: In Tomorrowland's most thrilling experience, guest soar beyond the pull of Earth and into the unworldy reaches of outer space.
From the Weigand post card collection.
2910 Rivermont Avenue
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A photograph of a painting of wood and fabric fighter planes, at a couple of thousand feet (in the painting - not the painting itself), in a museum, in Seattle, in Washington, in the United States, in North America... on earth, the third planet orbiting the star Sol, in the Orion arm, of the Milky Way Galaxy, in the local group of the Virgo Supercluster, in ... ? the universe?
From the Graybill post card collection.
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Old Mill Pontiac Dealership
What a cool card!
Even a 1969 Trans Am on the lot along with about 4 GTOs.
Rear of card reads:
Old Mill Pontiac - Buick LTD.
2500 Bloor Street West, Toronto, Ontario
766-2443
Pontiac, Buick, Acadian, Firebird, Vauxhall, Viva, Tempest, LeMans, GTO, Catalina, Bonneville, GMC Trucks, Goodwill used cars.
Complete leasing service on all makes & models