John H. Garth Memorial Public Library Hannibal Missouri UDB Postcard c1908
$ 1.56
Description
John H. Garth Memorial Public Library Hannibal Missouri UDB Postcard c1908. The only thing that was bad was the Ill. river was so high we were afraid to cross but it was short so we walked all right. TITLE: Hannibal, Mo., Public Library CAPTION: None SIZE: Standard Size (Approximately 5-1/2 x 3 - 1/2 inches) PUBLISHED BY: Martin Souvenir Card Co. POSTCARD ID #: None POSTMARK: HANNIBAL MO JUN 12 1908 Message as read by AI: "We had a lovely trip this time & so much nicer than going through Chicago. The only thing that was bad was the Ill. river was so high we were afraid to cross but it was short so we walked all right. – Anna" (Right Margin Note): "Dear Minnie, Alex and Mom(?) and we are all here get out to Annie's all on time, Cold was out to Annie's yesterday but dictate / tell me..." Please view the images, as they are part of the description. Postcard is from a previous collection, and shows normal wear and tear for its age; as such, it may contain peeling, corner bumps, creases and writing/marks. Due to their age and historical nature, vintage postcards may exhibit minor imperfections such as slight discoloration, creases, or wear. These characteristics add to their authenticity and charm, reflecting their journey through time. We try to highlight any obvious flaws; please view the photos, including the zoom feature, to gauge the condition of the card, as these images are part of the description. Please ask any questions prior to bidding. Each postcard is sleeved in a clear 2mil sleeve made out of polyethylene, polypropylene and polyester. All of these materials have passed the Photo Activity Test (P.A.T.) certifying that they are safe for long-term storage. We combine shipping charges on items purchased in the same order. If you are interested in purchasing several items, please use ADD TO CART, and we will invoice you with the correct total. Thank you for looking! Good luck on your bidding. Please view the images, as they are part of the description.
