California Postcards

California Postcards

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Santa Monica Pier Amusement Park - Text on back: The Santa Monica Pier with its amusement park is a popular attraction for visitors and locals alike. Postcard is new, unused and in mint condition.

$2.57 Item#: pc428

Los Angeles Skyline - Greetings from Los Angeles and the downtown Skyline. Postcard is new, unused, and in mint condition.

Barstow, California - Main Street [Route 66] of Barstow. Home of the World Famous Barstow Station which tends to the many needs of highway travelers. Postcard is new, unused and in mint condition.

Pacific Coast Highway - California's Pacific Coast Highway brings travelers beautiful scenery for the length of the state. Postcard is new, unused and in mint condition.

Patio at Marriage Place of Ramona, California - No text on back: Postcard is unused and in good condition.

Santa Monica Pier Amusement Park - Text on back: Santa Monica, California. Famous Santa Monica Pier is a popular attraction southern California. Postcard is new, unused and in mint condition.

Los Angeles Skyline - Text on back: Los Angeles skyline at night. Postcard is new, unused, mint condition.

Barstow Station - Barstow, California - The legend lives on as Barstow Station caters to the needs of hungry vacationers traveling thru the Mojave Desert. Postcard is new, unused, 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.

Escondido - Text on back: Escondido, California. Grand Avenue and Freeway 395. Escondido (meaning Hidden Valley) is a growing town in the midst of avocado and citrus groves. Vintage postcard is used, with writing on back and intact 3 cent stamp. Postmarked from Chula, California, 1958. Shows wear on corners and edges.

U.S. Grant Hotel - Text on front: Palm Court, U.S. Grant Hotel and Plaza, showing New Broadway Electrical Fountain, San Diego, California, copyright, End & Matteson, 1910. No text on back. Postcard is used with writing on back and intact one cent stamp. Postmarked from Chula Vista, California, June 30, 1911. Vintage postcard is in great condition for its age, some corner wear.

Death Valley Castle - Text on back: Scotty’s Castle Death Valley Ranch. Show place of Death Valley took 10 years to build and cost 2 million dollars. Built in its entirety on a Spanish motif. Everything on the inside is as lavish as it is on the outside. Up grapevine canyon are 6 springs producing 200 gallons of water per minute. Postcard is new, unused and in mint condition.

Death Valley - Scotty’s - Two interior views of Scotty's Castle. Text on back: The Music Room of Death Valley Scotty’s Castle, Death Valley, California. This is the stage and grill work in front of the Welte Mignon organ, which can be played with rolls in an automatic player, or from a console. The exquisite hand-work in this room, combined with its unbelievable collection of antiques, makes this, perhaps, the most admired room in the castle. Postcards are new, unused and in mint condition.

Death Valley - Golden Canyon - Text on back: Death Valley National Park. A walk through Golden Canyon reveals splendid panoramas of Manly Beacon and the Red Cathedral. Golden Canyon was created as water, carrying abrasive material such as sand and gravel, cut through the layers of rock. The Red Cathedral is an ancient alluvial fan whose iron compounds solidified into stone. Manly Beacon is a deposit of clay. Photos by Jim Stroup. Postcard is new, unused and in mint condition.