An original 5.5×3.5 vintage Real Photo Postcard from an extensive collection of Real Photo U. Town/street view postcards that we acquired from the estate of a collector. Photo Overview This vintage photo captures the bustling California Street in San Francisco, …..
RPPC Color California State Lobby of San Francisco Little Hotel – Posted with a Crazy Horse Stamp Posted. This is a used card.
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Size: 3.5″ x 5.5″. Condition: Decent for age, as shown in picture. Zoom in by hovering over picture to inspect condition to your satisfaction. Check out our other items for many more vintage and antique beauties. Feel free to ask …..
As shown, please view all of the photos. Standard size unless otherwise. Condition Description is normal wear associated with an old postcard or photo; it might have creases, corner bumps, ink, or pencil on the front. Please see photos for …..
We take pride in offering top-notch service and ensuring a delightful shopping experience for our valued customers. Vintage Postcards with Character. Our vintage postcards may display age-related wear, typical for older items, each bearing its unique charm and history. Read …..
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RPPC Bohemian Grove Club Logging Plan, Gabriel Moulin Photo, in Monte Rio California. Vintage Unposted Photo Postcard. Bohemian Grove is a restricted, 2,700-acre (1,100-hectare) private campground located in Monte Rio, California, along the Russian River. It belongs to the private …..
17 RPPC Postcards San Francisco 1906 After the Fire Earthquake Real Photo Streets. 4 of them are taken right before the fire, some were captured during the fire, and the balance is after the Earthquake and the Fire that consumed …..
Seven postcards pertaining to the April 18, 1906 San Francisco, California earthquake. The postcards are not posted with no writing. Some of the photos are by James Doolittle, issued May, 1906, Wethersfield, Connecticut. All are in very good condition.