Route 66 Postcards

Route 66 Postcards

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Route 66 Main Street - Text on back: Route 66. From beneath the trees in Chicago's Grant Park, Historic Route 66 takes in the beauty of the heartland, the plains and the desert southwest, before coming to rest on the edge of the Pacific Ocean.

Route 66 Through Texas - Extra large postcard - 4.75x6.5". No Text on back. Postcard is new, unused and in excellent condition.

Cozy Drive In - Print of hand-drawn card from artist Bob Waldmire. Route 66 was certified in 1926 when the nation adopted a numbered system of cross-country, inter-state roads. Fully paved by 1936, Route 66 became an important and legendary highway, "immortalized" in literature, music and on television. Gradually "replaced" by huge homogeneous interstates, 66 was decertified in 1985, ceasing to exist "officially." But well over 80% of the old road is still drivable -- so, travel back in time, and leave the stress behind -- on the interstates... and then, you too will say: "I still get my kicks on old Route 66!" Postcard is new, unused and in excellent condition.

Oklahoma City Ramada Inn - Text on Back: Ramada Inn, 1401 Northeast Expressway, Oklahoma City, Oklahoma. Postcard is unused and in excellent condition.

Greetings From Vintage Oklahoma 66 - Custom original only available at the Rocky Mountain General Store. Text on back: Greetings From Vintage Oklahoma - Vintage photos: Greetings from Oklahoma, Lucille's in Hydro, Tulsa at night, Oklahoma oil well, and Phillip' Courts in El Reno. Postcard is brand new and in mint condition.

Ted Drewe's Frozen Custard, St. Louis, Missouri - Text on back: A Route 66 institution, the Ted Drewes family has been serving up scrumptious frozen custard since 1929. At the window counter, the crowd muses on their purchase - should it be a custard cone or one of the world famous extra thick shakes known as Concretes? No matter what you choose you won't be disappointed. Ted Drewes Frozen Custard, 6726 Chippewa, St. Louis, Missouri. Postcard is new and in mint condition.

Greetings From Amarillo- Text on back: Vintage Card Scene. From the collections of Ray Franks Publishing. Route 66 Nostalgia Series. Postcard is new, unused, mint condition.

$1.99 Item #: pc438

Greetings From Texas - Print of hand-drawn card from artist Bob Waldmire. Route 66 was certified in 1926 when the nation adopted a numbered system of cross-country, inter-state roads. Fully paved by 1936, Route 66 became an important and legendary highway, "immortalized" in literature, music and on television. Postcard is new, unused and in excellent condition.

$ 2.47 Item #: pc360

The Browsery, Tulsa, Oklahoma - Text on back: The Browsery, near the corner of Harvard & 11th, was all that remained of the series of buildings comprising Chief Wolf Robe's early trading post in Tulsa. (He later moved it to Catoosa.) In the late 1990s, the building was demolished for expansion of the Skelly Stadium complex, but at the time of publication, the empty lot remains. Postcard is new and in mint condition.

Meramec Caverns Barn near Sapulpa, Oklahoma - Text on back: As of 1996, there were two Meramec Caverns "barns" along Route 66 in Oklahoma. One still remains just west of Chandler. The one shown on the front of this card was located between Tulsa and Sapulpa on current State Highway 66. The barn was demolished for construction of the Creek Turnpike/I-44 Interchange. Postcard is new and in mint condition.

Clock Inn Motel, Oklahoma City, Oklahoma - Text on back: The Clock Inn Motel sign once overlooked the 1954 alignment in eastern Oklahoma City (north side of I-44 by Lippert Road, just west of the I-35 junction.) The sign is now at the Muscle Car Ranch in Chickasha, Oklahoma. The motel itself is long gone. Postcard is new and in mint condition.

Texas Horses - Text on back: Texas, The Lone Star State. Postcard is new and in mint condition.

Los Angeles, California Large Letter - Text on back: Los Angeles. Postcard is new and in mint condition.

Amarillo Route 66 - Text on back: Route 66, Amarillo, Texas. Amarillo, Texas , know n as the "Friendly city," marks the midway point for historic Route 66. Postcard is new, unused, mint condition.

$1.99 Item #: pc439

Tulsa, Oklahoma Holiday Inn - Text on back. Holiday Inn West. At Gateway to Turner Turnpike on U.S. 66-75, Interstate 44, State 33, Tulsa, Oklahoma. Postcard is unused and in very good condition.

Vista del Arroyo Hotel - Vista del Arroyo Hotel and bungalows, Pasadena, California. View of south wing of main building. Vintage postcard is unused and in good condition, corners show edge wear. Placeholder for 1 cent stamp.

Greetings From Vintage Arizona 66 - Custom original only available at the Rocky Mountain General Store. Greetings From Vintage Arizona - Vintage photos: Welcome to Arizona, Cool Springs Camp, Two Guns Service Station, Lumberjack Cafe, Flagstaff, and the Big Arrows Trading Post. Postcard is brand new and in mint condition.

Arroyo Seco Parkway - Text on back: Pasadena Freeway. This famed superhighway links Los Angeles and Pasanda in a matter of minutes. Vintage postcard is unused and in good condition - some corner wear.

Route 66 Road & Shield - Text on back: The hopes, dreams and excitement which characterized Route 66 travelers years ago are still borne by every traveler heading for new destinations. Postcard is new, unused and in mint condition.

Cadillac Ranch, Amarillo, Texas - Text on back: Cadillac Ranch. Ten styles of Tail Fins make this icon of the American Highway a must-see for tourists along old Route 66 (now Interstate 40), west of Amarillo, Texas. Postcard is new, unused and in mint condition.

Greetings From Arizona - Text on back: Large letter postcard. No text on back. Postcard is new, unused and in mint condition.

Historic Route 66 - Text on back: USA and Historic Route 66. In a midnight view from a satellite 450 miles in space, the nation's city lights sparkle as Chicago and Los Angeles are forever connect by Historic Route 66. Postcard is new, unused and in very good condition.