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This is not a real photo post card but It was so interesting I had to include it.
Sent to Dear Sis Nellie - Mrs N Friend of Portslade England. Postmarked 11 Jun 1914. From my collectio of Postcards
A post card postmarked Sept. 24, 1914. Old Brooksville in Photos and Stories has this caption: “The brand new court house (1913). The statue would not be erected until 1916. Notice there are few trees.” (h073)
Another one in my post card series. This time it's Sydney's Three Sister on the Blue Mountains. So called as the sisters had been turned to stone in Aborinal legend. Anyone travelling to Sydney simply must take the time to travel to this great lookout. Also worth adventuring if you feel up to it as the "Valley of Water" is a must see for those wanting to shoot waterfall shots!
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The City of Glasgow Tramcars, the first to the last: 1894 to Sep. 1962.
Horse Tramcar 1894.
Open Top Tramcar 1905
Standard Open Front Tramcar 1914
Coronation Tramcar 1938.
Thats a post card I bought sometime ago. Its a 8 meters (something like 25 feet) Green Anaconda ( en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Anaconda ) with a Capybara ( en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hydrochoerus_hydrochaeris ) on it's stomach.
Shot by Sirnay Moro
Myrtles, St. Francisville, La.
This Boy and the Gosling is a statue of French Marble by Godin of Lyons, France. It has a beautiful rhythm and is considered one of the finest pieces of art at the Myrtles.
Mr. & Mrs. D. J. Michaud, owners.
I walked around the docks while waiting for my lunch at the Cortez Kitchen and saw this buoy and its reflection in the water.
Cortez, FL
October 21, 2010
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Post card from 1942. Rather racist and offensive but that's the way it was back then. Emotions and national pride ran high with all the participants of WW II but that's what it takes to win wars. Anything less and you are assured of coming in 2nd place. Tom Hanks has proven beyond all doubt he is a moron. He accuses us of being racist during WWII thereby suggesting indirectly that the Japanese were not. He forgets the Bataan death march and the massive atrocities commited by Japanese troops against the Americans, the Phillipinos, the Chinese, the English and all others they came in contact with during the war. I personally met two gentlemen who survived the Bataan death march and a Chinese lady whose family suffered under the occupation by Japanese troops. Their experiences and treatment could only be interpreted as actions driven by racism. It was not that the Japanese were bad people but that they were bombarded with pernicious propaganda. They did not have a free society where they could get alternative opinions, viewpoints, and the simple truths that would have disproved that propaganda.
From the Jones Memorial Library post card collection. location and photographer unknown.
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