mixed lot (18) RPPC’s (1906 to 1920) - Salisbury Dam, School House, Classroom,
Bleachers, Tent Camp, Military (WW I era; Honolulu and...), School Children at Maypole Exercise, German Church Workshop (in Missouri), Auto
Snowbound w Flat Tire, Ostrich Farm (Pasadena), Waterfall, and River
(handcolored)
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a lot of eighteen (18)
early Twentieth Century Real Photo Postcards -
most featuring outdoor scenes; some include groups of
people.
Some are (at least partially) identified.
Many are un-identified, but several of them have ‘clues’ as to their setting.
Sixteen (16) of the eighteen (18) cards are un-mailed.
·
The Salisbury Dam - F. Case Photo. Postmarked
Jul 6, 1906 Madison Sq. Sta. NY.
· (2) circa
1919 Automobile Stuck in the Snow. It has a Flat Tire. Car is
a 4-door convertible, with nice upholstery, and wood-spoke wheels. Postally
un-used. Stampbox is AZO 2-up, 2-down.
· A group of School Children at Maypole Exercise NOKO stampbox
(circa 1919).
· Group of women and infants with several Tents in
background (CYKO stampbox - 1907 to the 1920’s). Notation on back
accounts for 3 different names “pd”.
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· Adults and Children
posing in front of wooden Schoolhouse.
·
17 people (young adults and a couple older) posing in front
the entrance to a brick building. About half of them are holding a rolled-up item
with a ribbon around it - possibly a diploma. Most of their names are written
in pencil in the margin. ” AZO 4-up stampbox = 1907 – 1918.


· Nicely dressed men
and women under a sign reads (in German): Class Of
1920 / Unser Seminar /
Christliche Tugend Siegt / Die Fuklht Des Hekkn Ist Dek Weisheit Anfang - loosely
translates to Our Workshop /
Christian Virtue Wins / The Beginning Of Wisdom.
[note: "Unser Seminar" refers to Clinton German Seminary
an institution established in 1910 in Clinton, Missouri, to
educate German-American Seventh-day Adventists]
·
Outdoor view possibly at a Cemetery.
Stairway in the middle-ground. The top of a flag pole can be seen in the
background. ” AZO 4-up stampbox = 1907 – 1918.
These eighteen (18) early Twentieth Century RPPCs vary from
good to excellent
condition.
See scans.

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