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Decatur Illinois Millikin University Ice Storm Vintage Real Photo Postcard 1914. This photo looking Northwest is believed to have been taken after a major ice storm in Decatur in 1914. DO NOT BEND stickers will be applied to the outside of the envelope. WELCOME TO People And Places Of The Past Vintage Photographs & Postcards Here you will find genuine, authentic, antique, vintage photographs & postcards that can be used for collecting, genealogy, or crafting. Please visit our ebay store. Thank You for shopping with us! THIS VINTAGE POSTCARD FOR SALE IS: Decatur Illinois James Millikin University Winter Ice Storm Vintage Real Photo Postcard 1914 The Liberal Arts Hall, now known as Shilling Hall, was built on the campus of James Millikin University in Decatur, Illinois, in 1902. This photo looking Northwest is believed to have been taken after a major ice storm in Decatur in 1914. Please see high resolution pictures of the front and back of this postcard closely for detailed cosmetic condition and/or damage, prior to purchase. This postcard measures 3.50 inches by 5.50 inches. This postcard will be shipped to you packaged well inside of a clear plastic sleeve with a cardboard backing, inside of a clear plastic top loader, inside of a quality 650 GSM rigid, sturdy stay flat mailing envelope to keep the card flat and to protect the card during shipping within the United States. DO NOT BEND stickers will be applied to the outside of the envelope. Your post card will be delivered to the post office the same day, or the next business day, after receiving payment. Bad weather and holidays throughout the year can slow down USPS delivery times. Returns are accepted within 30 days of purchase. SHIPPING OPTION: 1. USPS PRIORITY MAIL Full bar code tracking available with this option. 1 - 4 business days estimated USPS delivery, depending on destination location. Each item is inspected, packaged, weighed, and sealed for FAST SHIPPING! We do try our best to represent the item in our ebay listing images as accurately as we can. However, due to many variations with high resolution image scanner production outputs of the photos and how they are viewed online with different computer monitor displays and varying cell phone screens, the listing pictures may have some differences in color, contrast, and detail than the actual item received. Vintage paper post cards and photographs can show normal signs of wear associated with an antique image including paper curling, folds, multiple creases, holes, dents, stains, rips, water damage, odors, scratches, worn or torn edges, fading, crackling, handwriting, ink or pencil marks, finger prints, postage cancellations, postage stamps, missing pieces, trimming, glue or paper residue from being put into or taken out of old postcard/photograph albums, other damage that may not show up by the image scanner, or can be out of focus by the original photographer, developer, or printer. They will have imperfections from being mailed and/or from their old age. Thank You For Shopping With People And Places Of The Past! Visit our ebay store at www.ebay.com/str/peopleandplacesofthepast New Items Added Every Week!