A.d. Nineteentwentyeight's photos with the keyword: postcards

Touch her if you dare

Touch her if you dare

A.d. Nineteentwentyeight
05 Feb 2010 427
Cute? Or Sinister?
Church, Sulphur Springs, Texas

Church, Sulphur Springs, Texas

A.d. Nineteentwentyeight
05 Feb 2010 367
Excuse the poor quality, but this building no longer exists in Sulphur Springs, so it is worth preserving an image. A very handsome building. The name of the church is worn off, unfortunately.
A Giant Fir Tree

A Giant Fir Tree

A.d. Nineteentwentyeight
05 Feb 2010 394
1913 Surely a giant redwood.
I visited some of the public buildings to-day

I visited some of the public buildings to-day

A.d. Nineteentwentyeight
05 Feb 2010 235
Greetings from Tyler, Texas

Greetings from Tyler, Texas

A.d. Nineteentwentyeight
05 Feb 2010 379
Includes: First Baptist Church Marsh Public School Building Hubbard Public School Building Marvin Methodist Church View of public square This postcard has an Oklahoma twin: http://www.rootsweb.ancestry.com/~usgenweb/ok/hughes/postcards/holden.jpg
Katy Flyer, Missouri, Kansas and Texas Ry.

Katy Flyer, Missouri, Kansas and Texas Ry.

A.d. Nineteentwentyeight
05 Feb 2010 1 282
1910
Mandy, Bake dem Taters Right

Mandy, Bake dem Taters Right

A.d. Nineteentwentyeight
05 Feb 2010 226
1910 Yes, those are sweet potatoes, not chicken parts. This image is heartbreaking now, but at the time it may have been thought to be funny or even nostalgic. My guess is that it was meant to be an ordinary view of rural life.
Curious leather postcard

Curious leather postcard

A.d. Nineteentwentyeight
05 Feb 2010 238
Yes, this is a postcard. It was stamped and delivered. Date and writing has worn off. The quotation is from a poem by Thomas More. Was this meant to also be used as a bookmark?
St. Patrick's Academy, Paris, Texas

St. Patrick's Academy, Paris, Texas

A.d. Nineteentwentyeight
05 Feb 2010 357
A Catholic school?
I Can't Tell Why I Love You

I Can't Tell Why I Love You

A.d. Nineteentwentyeight
05 Feb 2010 253
Embroidered postcard

Embroidered postcard

A.d. Nineteentwentyeight
05 Feb 2010 267
The top part where it says 1918 is a flap, allowing something to go in the pouch. Wouldn't anything fall out during mail processing?
Peking

Peking

A.d. Nineteentwentyeight
05 Feb 2010 245
The card was cut by someone wanting to collect the possibly exotic foreign stamp.
White Leghorns

White Leghorns

A.d. Nineteentwentyeight
05 Feb 2010 1 296
Can someone explain the joke to me?
Grace Church, Dallas, Texas

Grace Church, Dallas, Texas

A.d. Nineteentwentyeight
05 Feb 2010 310
1911 A peculiar architectural style. I wonder if that building still stands.
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