Discover a unique piece of agricultural history with this rare real photo postcard from Halifax, Massachusetts, circa 1918. The captivating image showcases the prize-winning garden patch of E. S. Hayward, proudly grown with Hubbard's "Bone Base" Fertilizers. Mr. Hayward, alongside a woman, stands amidst a bountiful harvest of vegetables, including impressive cabbages and various greens, highlighting the success attributed to these renowned Connecticut fertilizers. This postcard offers a fascinating glimpse into early 20th-century farming practices and local agricultural achievements.

The reverse side reveals this postcard was manufactured by The Rogers & Hubbard Co. of Middletown, Connecticut, prominently featuring their "Hubbard's Bone Base Connecticut Fertilizers" branding. The divided back design, characteristic of postcards from the post-1907 era, includes a partial postmark from May 1918, confirming its historical period. Addressed to Springfield, Massachusetts, this collectible item serves as both a historical document and a testament to early agricultural advertising, making it a valuable addition for collectors of Massachusetts memorabilia, agricultural history, and vintage advertising.

This is a vintage/antique postcards and should be expected to show signs of age and handling. The card may have age-related toning, discoloration, foxing, surface wear, creases, corner or edge wear, writing, cancellation marks, or other imperfections consistent with its age. Please review the pictures carefully to judge the condition for yourself. The postcard pictured is the exact postcard you will receive.<div><br></div><div>Please visit or follow my store for other similar items. I am happy to combine shipping when more than one item is purchased. Please check back often, as new items are added daily.