WOLVERINE Painted by W. A. Weber Weasel Broad Yellow Stripes on Rump Postcard

This postcard has an image of a painting by W. A. Weber of a Wolverine.  It appears pretty ferocious with its teeth bared as it stands on a tree branch.  There is some yellowing on his back and sides against the darker fur.

ON THE BACK: "Wolverine Painted by W. A. Weber.  This very large weasel of the North Woods and the Arctic looks more like a small bear and may weigh up to 35 pounds it can be distinguished from its northern relative, the Fisher, by broad yellowish stripes which join across its rump."

TYPE:  Chrome/ Standard
LOCATION:  United States
PUBLISHED / MARKED: National Wildlife Federation / Copyright 1958 / Mamma - 11/ Painted by W. A. Weber

POSTMARK:  None, Not Mailed
STAMP: None
CONDITION: Unused with no writing, stamp or postmark.   The postcard has darkened or yellowed with age.  The corner points are a bit dull.

Will be shipped in a plastic sleeve.

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