Description
Milt Moe 'Tea Trader' Bucking Bronc Rodeo Postcard 1930 Grand Island NE. The vibrant scene, depicted with the distinctive texture of a Curteich "C.T. Art-Colortone" linen finish, showcases the raw energy of the arena as spectators watch intently. Experience the thrilling action of a classic American rodeo with this vintage postcard, capturing the legendary cowboy Milt Moe atop the spirited bucking bronc, 'Tea Trader'. The vibrant scene, depicted with the distinctive texture of a Curteich "C.T. Art-Colortone" linen finish, showcases the raw energy of the arena as spectators watch intently. This dynamic image is a testament to the skill and daring of rodeo riders from a bygone era, making it a compelling piece for collectors of Western Americana and sports history. Postmarked from Grand Island, Nebraska in 1930, this postcard offers a fascinating glimpse into early 20th-century communication and popular culture. The reverse features a personal message from "Dad" to "Miss Barbara Fulton" in New Orleans, Louisiana, adding a unique narrative touch to this collectible artifact. The postcard was distributed by Doubleday & Co., Council Bluffs, Iowa, and is a genuine example of the detailed and colorful printing techniques characteristic of Curteich postcards, known for their vivid portrayal of American life and landscapes.