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長崎にある小さな美術館・月の美術館で開催中です。
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Taken with a Chinon CM-5 and Chinon 50mm on RPX400 film. A monochrome photograph of a wooden marker post stood in seaweed and pebbles at Sandbay, Kewstoke, Weston-super-Mare, UK.
Expensive cards from the John Hancock Observatory. I should have taken a close up and printed them out myself.
A trip to the top of Big John... Great view from above. More photos to come. :-)
This postcard shows a view from the garden of the House of the Seven Gables at 54 Turner Street, Salem, Massachusetts.
Published by American Art Post Card Co. Made by Curt Teich Co., Chicago, as a "C. T. American Art Colored" postcard. Card number 123798.
Front: flic.kr/p/2nim6Qc
Back: flic.kr/p/2ninrHs
Citation: Nelson Dionne Salem History Collection, Salem State University Archives and Special Collections, Salem, Massachusetts
This is my post card for Ellen...but, does it need another palm tree?? I know the rule is odd #'s....should I tuck a smaller one on the right...bottom center?? I feel bad that I'm late with the first card of my swap, but I want it to be a good one as well. As you can see I'm still obsessed with palm trees and reflections*L*......;)
Less clouds and humidity meant a less dramatic sunset tonight.
Anna Maria Island, FL
October 19, 2010
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Post Card sent to Emily Margaret Florence Sitzler, Rockwood, Ewell Road, Surbiton Hill, Surrey, 10th July 1910.
Emily Margaret Florence Sitzler, known as Milly, was born 1878 at Surbiton, the daughter of Francis Christian Sitzler, born German, a Naturalised British Subject and Frieda Sophia Helen Sitzler, also born Germany. She died 5th October 1937 in Surbiton.
Post Card Magazine Collage #2
Magazine cut outs and coloured paper, stuck to card and covered with sticky back plastic. Voilà!
Post Card Magazine Collage #1
Magazine cut outs stuck to card and covered with sticky back plastic. Voilà!