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Congressman John Y McCollister, Nebraska
- Text
on back: Congressman John Y. McCollster - Second District,
Nebraska - Representing Burt, Cass, Douglas Sarpy and
Washington Counties. Vintage postcard has writing on the
back, is postmarked 1974 and complete with intact 8 cent
stamp. Card is in good condition.
Family
Photo - No text on back. Vintage postcard is unused
and in good condition.
Her Majesty the Queen
and His Royal Highness the Duke of Edinburgh - Text
on back: H.M. The Queen and H.R.H. The Duke of Edinburgh.
Vintage postcard is unused, has some writing on back and in
good condition with slight corner wear.
Gal
Pals women’s friendship and association at the 4H Club Fair
- Text on back: Gal Pals women’s friendship and
association. Friends at the 4-H Club fair, Cimarron,
Kansas, 1939. Reproduction
postcard has writing on the back, is postmarked 1997, intact
20 cent stamp. Card is in good condition with very little
edge/corner wear.
Pat Garrett
- Text on back:
Pat F. Garrett.
1850-1908. Called "The most famous Westerner of his time,"
he was a rancher, businessman and peace officer. In 1881, as
sheriff of Lincoln County, he killed the notorious outlaw
Billy the Kid.
President Teddy Roosevelt appointed him Collector of Customs
at El Paso in 1901. On Feb 29, 1908,
Garrett was
murdered by a cowboy in a dispute near Las Cruces,
New Mexico. Postcard is new
and in mint condition.
Buffalo
Bill Cody - Text on back:
Buffalo Bill,
Horseback. William F. "Buffalo Bill" Cody is best remembered
for the extravaganza he conceived in 1882. His Wild West
Show was a popular outdoor event, featuring cowboys and
cowgirls, and Native Americans as well as live buffalo, elk,
and cattle. It toured the United States and Europe for 30
years. Postcard is new and in mint condition.
Indiana
Amish - Text on back: Wheat harvest in the Amish
country usually starts in early July. Grain is cut and bound
in sheaves which are stacked to dry. The Amish are a
hardworking people who do not use the modern methods of
farming. Postcard is new and in mint condition
Apple
Orchards in West Virginia - Text on back: One of the many apple
orchards in West Virginia. Vintage postcard is unused and in good
condition.
Greetings
from The Amish - Text on back: Amish Country. A
group of Amish school boys rest along the road. Some Amish
children walk several miles each day to and from school.
Notice the brightly colored lunch pails. Vintage postcard is
unused and in good condition.
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