Arkansas Postcards

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Winging Over The Pin Oaks - Text on back: Sportsman from all over the world come to Stuttgart Arkansas to enjoy the challenge of shooting mallards as they fly tree-top-high over flooded pin oak timber. Vintage postcard is unused and in good condition for its age. Has "1971" written on back.

Arkansas Motel, Arkadelphia - Text on back: Arkansas Motel. Highway 67 South, Arkadelphia, Arkansas. "As Modern As Tomorrow." Tile Bath - Vented Heat - 1% Air-Conditioned - Telephone - Television - Swimming Pool and Restaurant. Phone CH 6-4581. E.H. Bacon, Owner. Vintage postcard is unused and in good condition for its age. Hand writing on back notes "Sat Nite. Oct. 2, 1965"

Buckstaff Baths - Text on back: We bathe the world. Vintage linen postcard is unused and in good condition for its age.

Clear Creek - Text on back: Fort Smith Home of Camp Chaffee. Vintage linen postcard has writing on back; postmarked 1942 - no stamp.

A.M. & N. Lion - Text on back: Made of imported Italian marble. Erected in 1959 by funds contributed by the classes of 1953, 1957, 1958 & 1959. Vintage postcard is unused and in very good condition.

$1.99 Item #: arv-10

Greetings From Mena - Text on front: Greetings from Mena, Arkansas. Vintage linen postcard has writing on back; postmarked 1953 with intact 2¢ stamp, and is in very good condition.

Million Dollar Bathhouse Row - Text on front: Million-Dollar Bathhouse Row, Hot Springs National Park, Arkansas. Text on back: After victory, vacation in hot springs. Vintage linen postcard is unused and in good condition for its age. Some watermarks in lower left corner on back of postcard.

Flowering Dogwood - Text on back: Dogwood flowers in early spring before the leaves of the trees come out. The bracts are often white, but are rarely pink. They are both the same species and are often propagated in town for ornamentals. A native American tree. There are several other members of the dogwood family, but they are less conspicuous. Conserve our forests. Hot Springs National Park, Arkansas. Vintage postcard is unused, very good condition, handwritten date of "1971."

Redbud - Text on back: The pink flowers come out in early spring before the leaves. In the fall the seeds appear in pods and show its relationship in the pea family, called also pulse or Legume family. This is a native American tree often planted in town. Hot Springs National Park, Arkansas. Vintage postcard is unused, very good condition, handwritten date of "1971."

Steel Observation Tower - Text on back: This observatory tower is 815 feet above the city streets and only half a mile distant. It may be reached by automobile, horseback or walking over beautiful paths or graded road. Vintage linen postcard is unused and in very good condition for its age.

Quapaw Baths, Hot Springs - No text on back: Vintage linen postcard is unused and in very good condition for its age.

$3.99 Item #: arv-18

Booger Hollow - Text on back: Booger Hollow, Arkansas. Population 7, countin' one coon dog. Between Russellville and Harrison, Arkansas, on Highway No. 7. The most scenic route through the Ozarks. Vintage postcard has writing on back, postmarked from Springfield, Missouri, 1981, ten and two cent stamps, very good condition.

$2.99 Item #: arv-19

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