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| 401 | 1994.10.28 | Postcard | Depicts five elves on rollerskates. One has fallen down on another and the others are watching. They are all wearing red pointed hats; three have green shirts and red pants, two have red shirts and green pants. One is wearing a red and green scarf. "Glaedelig Jull" is printed in red in the upper left corner. Vague imprints of a postmark are on the upper right side. The stamp has been removed from the back. It is addressed to "Miss Alice Wynegar, Main Street, Cedar Falls, Iowa, U. S. A." The message written in black reads "Dear Alice: A Merry Xmas and a Happy New Year from your old friend, Eva." Near bottom in different handwriting "Gulbergsgade 127 Copenhagen." In blue ink after the name Eva Johnson whose grandparents lived 12th & Washington. The postmark is "KJOBENRA-- 3.12.17.9-10" Color: ML |
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| 402 | 1994.10.29 | Postcard | Purple border. On right side embossed into paper are flowers, an egg, a bird, and the words "Best Easter Wishes. The words, flower center and stems and the bird are gold. Printed in purple on the left side "The world itself keeps Easter day. And Easter larks are singing; And Easter flow'rs are blooming gay. And Easter bells are ringing." Back has places specified for correspondence, address, and a stamp. Color: PR |
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| 403 | 1996.22.28 | Postcard | "Dear Little Parman". 1 year. There is a poem following the intoduction, and is concluded by "Lovingly Yours, Mrs. Carl Atkins - Cradle Roll Department Superintendent." One child, one candle, and a bed are pictured at the top of the card. The top of the card has a blue background while the rest of the card has a white background. The upper right hand corner on the back has a Franklin one cent stamp upside down. It is stamped "Hazen, Jan. 14, 1931- N. Dakota." Addressed to "Miss Parman Johnson." Color: WH,BL,RD,GR |
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| 404 | 1996.22.29 | Postcard | "Dear Little Lois - 4 years". There is a poem following the intoduction and is concluded by "Lovingly Yours, Mrs. Earl Atkins - Cradle Roll Department Superintendent." Children and roses are pictured at the top. Candles are to the right of the poem. On the back is a 1 cent stamp of Franklin in the upper right corner. There is writing in blue print and it is addressed to Miss Lois Johnson. Color: WH,RD,BR,BL |
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| 405 | 1996.22.30 | Postcard | "Best Wishes.". Shows white walls and gates, which are open. Many roses are sitting on the right wall and some are leading in a path towards the bottom of the card. A letter is written on the back of the card and is addressed to Mr. Albert Reed, Oskaloosa, Iowa. It is written in pencil. A Washington 1 cent stamp is pasted sideways on the upper right hand corner of the back. 10c written in upper right corner of back. Stamped Richmond, Iowa, May 12, 1916, 8:00 p.m. 10c written in upper right corner of back. Color: WH,RD,GR |
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| 406 | 1996.22.31 | Postcard | "Best Wishes." Off-white background with 3 purple flowers in the center of the card. The impression of each flower is pressed into the card. Small flowers are pressed into each corner of the front. However, the flowers in the corners have no color. There is gold trim along the outside of the card. The back of the postcard is stamped and has a Franklin one cent stamp on the upper right hand corner. Letter and address are on back. 1.00 written in upper right hand corner of back. Stamped Ottumwa, Iowa - Dec. 28, 1909 at 5:30 P.M. Color: TN,PR,GR,GD |
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| 407 | 1996.22.32 | Postcard | "Thanksgiving Day Greetings - I welcome this good season of mellow fruitfulness as just one more occasion to wish you happiness." Front of card shows a pink house at night. On the house property there are trees and a white picket fence. Outside of the picture of the house are autumn leaves of red, yellow, and green. The border of the front is a trim of gold. Was not mailed. 1.00 written on the back upper right hand corner. Color: WH,BK,GD,RD |
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| 408 | 1996.22.33 | Postcard | "Sincerest Wishes for years and years of happiness - Happy Birthday." Front of the card shows a boy with black hair holding a brown flower pot with flowers in the pot. The boy is wearing brown boots with white shorts and stripes down the side. He is also wearing a blue jacket and a white shirt with a red bow. Color: WH,BL,GD |
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| 409 | 1996.22.34 | Postcard | "Birthday Greetings." Front of card has one rose imprinted into the card. Stem of flower is green while the rest of the flower is pink. The flower is encircled by a trim of gold. "Birthday Greetings" is written at the bottom of the front. The back of the card is posted and marked, but there is no stamp. Addressed "Mrs. Rufus Jennison - Melrose, Iowa." 1.00 written in the upper right hand corner. Color: PK,GR,WH,TN |
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| 410 | 1996.22.36 | Postcard | "Greeting Sincere." Front of card has two horses and their riders hunting. Two dogs are with them and the rider in the middle of the picture has an aristocratic hunting outfit on. The front of the card is different shades blue with some white, There is a vine growing on the G in "greeting." On the back the card is addressed to "Mrs. P. Jennison - Melrose, Iowa" but there is no stamp. 25c written in pencil in upper right hand corner. Color: BL,WH |
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| 411 | 1996.22.37 | Postcard | "A Merry Christmas." Card is mostly white with a green fireplace at the bottom of the card. A fire is burning in the fireplace and the pillars are white. Two cats are in front of the fireplace, and one is playing with a red ball. A red and green lamp is at the top of the card. 15c is written in pencil on the back side. Color: WH,GR,RD |
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| 412 | 1996.22.38 | Postcard | "Best Christmas Wishes." White background on the front with rectagular picture of a house in a winter envrironment. The house is covered with snow and has rail fences in front of the yard and trees in the background. A holly leaf and a red badge with bells are also on the front. On the back of the postcard there is scribbling on the right side and cursive writing on the left side in pencil. "Albert Reed from Kenneth." 10c is written in pencil on the back side. Color: WH,BL,RD,GR |
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| 413 | 1996.22.39 | Postcard | "A Merry Christmas" is printed on white fabric with a white background. There are holly leaves and holly berries that surround a brown wishbone. The wishbone is tied at the top with blue string which extends to the bottom of the card. On the back of the card is written "Grandma Jennison from Merle." 25c written in pencil in upper right hand corner of back side. Color: WH,GR,RD,BL |
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| 414 | 1996.30.11 | Sticker, bumper | White background. "Reagan-Bush" lettered in blue. "'84" lettered in red. Also says, in red, in very small letters, "Paid for by Reagan-Bush '84." Union logo in lower right. Color: WH,RD,BL |
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| 415 | 1996.30.12 | Hanger, doorknob | Front is blue with black and white photo of U. S. Senator Roger Jepsen, framed in red and white, and words "Our Senator Is Helping You. Now He Needs Your Help." Back is white. Blue letters say "Roger's Done What He Said he Would" followed in small black letters by six illustrations of what he did. Next, in blue "But There's A Lot More to Do." followed by more text including an appeal for donations to his campaign. At the bottom, in blue, "Roger Jepsen, Our Senator." Color: BL,WH,RD |
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| 416 | 1996.31.1 | Postcard | Photo of six women wearing winter coats and hats posing in front of a building. Building looks to be a house or dorm. Porch is to the far left while the women are posing in front of two windows along the side of the building. Woman on the rar right is wearing a large hat while three women are wearing coats that are at least partially fur. Back side of postcard has no writing. Color: BK,WH |
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| 417 | 1997.20.24 | Postcard | Printed notice of Modern Woodmen of America Cedar Falls camp meeting, with note on dues and assessment. Addressed in pencil to W. M. Rownd, City. Color: TN |
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| 418 | 1997.20.9 | Postcard | To Civil War soldier, from his father, about the health of his mother. Color: BL |
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| 419 | 1997.6.2 | Postcard | Front: Black & white image of "I.S.T.C., THE GYMNASIUM, CEDAR FALLS, IOWA NO. 22." which is written at the bottom of the photo. Photo taken at oblique angle from the northeast. Back: Addressed to "Homer Paine/ Fairbanks,/Iowa." from "Oren F. Paine". Canceled Jan. 11, 1911, Cedar Falls. Postage stamp removed. Above cancel mark "My first week in C. F." Color: BK,WH |
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| 420 | 1998.4.1 | Postcard | Pastel colors, angled view of the "Office, Iowa State Teachers College, Cedar Falls, Iowa." Large green lawn, two cannons and flag pole on left, large brick building center-right, with some trees in foreground, blue skies. On reverse, green 1 cent Franklin stamp in upper right corner. Addressed to "Kathyryn Hoy/Dexter/Ia." Canceled stamp says " Cedar Falls/AUG 31/8 AM/1910/IOWA". Hand written messege in pencil written by Lydia Hoy, sister of the addressee. Return address of 2403 Olive St. Printed on reverse "Post Card" "Printed in Germany". Color: GR,RD,BL,WH |
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| 421 | 1998.5.12 | Postcard | Front has a picture of the Presbyterian Student Center. The center is a large white building with a blue shingled roof. There is a tree off to the right. The back of the postcard has a 13-cent U. S. stamp in right corner. The left corner has a small paragraph describing the Presbyterian Student Center. Written in blue ink under the paragraph "Black Hawk Count Town Meeting. Tuseday March 29 7:00 p.m. at the Historical Society Rosemary". The right side written in blue reads "Pauline Sauer 610 W. 28 Cedar Falls, Iowa." In the top center is a post mark in back ink reading "Feb. 24, 1983 50613.". Color: GR,WH |
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| 422 | 1998.5.30.1 | Invitation | Two parts. a. Invitation to see the first campaign stop of the Reagan-Bush re-election bid in 1984. It was sent in an envelope (b.) mailed from "Republican Headquarters P. O. Box 1978, Waterloo, Iowa 50704." to Pauline L. Sauer, 610 W. 28th Street, Cedar Falls, iowa 50613" "Presdential Invitation" is stamped in red. The post office stamped the envelope "Waterloo, Iowa Feb. 15, 1984" and there is a USA 20-cent stamp in the right corner. On the back it says in pencil "for possible exhibit: the campaign trail." The letter has stationery that says it is from the Republicans of Black Hawk County and is signed by Don Redfern, Maynard Olson and John Curran. It is addressed to "Dear Fellow Republicans" and the text of the letter is cut into four segment statements. Color: WH,BL,RD,BK |
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| 423 | 1998.5.30.3 | Ticket | "President Reagan visits Waterloo, Feb. 20, 1984, McElroy Auditorium," The left side of ticket has a red border while the right side has a blue border. In the middle of the ticket it states that "Doors open at 1:00 p.m. Present this ticket at Door. No Reserved Seating." The background of the ticket is white with a blue Presidential Seal. Color: WH,BL,RD |
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| 424 | 1998.5.31 | Booklet | "Souvenir Folder of State College of Iowa, Cedar Falls, Iowa. 14 views in natural color" printed in red and then black lettering with a yellow background on the front cover. In the lower right hand corner of the front cover is a picture of the Commons. Also on the front cover in the upper right hand corner is a square that says "Place Stamp Here." Below that on the cover are three lines where an address is to be written. On the back cover is a picture of the Arts and Industries Building at the State College. Part of the shot is also a flap which closes inside the bottom of the picture. When opened the booklet opens to reveal twelve more views of the campus. Included on the inside are the Campanile, Auditorium Building, "Old" Administration Bujilding, Library, Baker Hall, Music Hall, Regents Hall Conplex, Men's Gymnasium, Bartlett Hall, Women's Gym, Campbell Hall, and Lawther Hall. Color: YL,BL,BR,GR |
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| 425 | 1998.5.32 | Postcard | "Office and Auditorium, Iowa State Normal School, Cedar Falls, Iowa." written in red letters in the upper left hand corner of the front of the postcard. The rest of the front is in black and white showing the Administration Building and Lang Hall. To the right side of the front there are thick large trees while small trees scatter in front of the Administration Bujilding. The card is addressed to "Miss Nellie Watson, hazelton, Iowa" and a note is written, beginning "Dear Friend". There is a one-cent stamp pasted on the back with a postmark "Cedar Falls, Oct. 24, 8 A. M., 1910, Iowa. In the background on the front is North Hall and part of the Physical Plant. Color: WH,BK,RD |
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| 426 | 1998.5.33 | Postcard | "Iowa State Normal from South East. Cedar Falls, IA 2648" written in white letters at the bottom of the front side. The photo is a black and white shot that has been colored somewhat. The sky is blue and the tree is the center front is green and gey in color. There are also three buildings with the Administration Building in the center. Lang Hall is to the right and Old gildchrist is to the left. The post card is addresseed to Miss Nellie Watson of Hazelton, Iowa. A one cen tstamp of Ben Franklin is in the upper right hand corner. Color: GY,WH,BL |
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| 427 | 1998.5.34 | Postcard | "Cedar River. The Curve, looking east, Cedar Falls, IA." written at the bottom of the front side in red letters with white background. In the picture railroad tracks and telephone poles are along the near bank of the river. The sun is just about to rise over the trees on the horizon. On the back the postcard is addressed to Miss Nellie Watson of Hazalton, Iowa. Postmarked Independence, iowa Jan. 2, 1909 and also has a Ben Franklin one-cent stamp in the background. Color: WH,GR,RD |
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| 428 | 1998.5.35 | Postcard | "Arch Bridge Main and 24th Streets Cedar Falls, Ia.", Black and white post card showing dry creek bed with arched bridge in background. Red stamp on obverse with title. Color: WH,GR,RD |
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| 429 | 1998.5.36 | Postcard | "Carnegie-Dayton Public Library, Cedar Falls, Iowa." is printed in black print with a white background. A photo of the library in black and white shows the front side of the building with a tree to the right side of the shot. There are two sets of steps leading to the entrance with two pillars to the left and right of the entrance. On the back the postcard is addressed to "Miss Nellie G. Watson, Hazelton, Iowa." Also included is a letter that takes up the left side of the back of the card and along the right margin of the front side. Color: BK,WH |
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| 430 | 1998.5.37 | Postcard | "Paper Mill, Waterloo, Iowa." Card has an engraving of cows drinking water in the Cedar River in front of the paper mill. There are many trees on the distant bank. The paper mill is mostly a brick structure with two small chimneys and one large chimney. The card is addressed to "Miss Nellie Watson, Hazleton, Iowa" and a short letter is written on the left side of the back. The card was postmarked, but does not have a stamp. Color: WH,BK,GR |
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| 431 | 1998.5.38 | Postcard | "German Evangelical Church, Cedar Falls, Iowa" written in red letters at the top of the front side. Shows a road leading to the church. A series of trees is on the far side of the road while a picket fence occipies the right side of the road. The right side of the church has a tall steeple. On the back the card is addressed to "Miss Nellie G. Watson, Hazleton, Iowa." There is also a short letter on the back along the left margin. It has been postmarked and has a one-cent Ben Franklin stamp. The postmark is "Cedar Falls, Iowa, April 25, 1910, 8 A. M." Color: BK,WH,RD |
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| 432 | 1998.5.39 | Postcard | "Carnegie Dayton Library, Cedar Falls, Iowa" written in black leters in the top left hand corner. Colorized engraving of the library, with the library grey while grass and trees are bright green. There are two ses of steps leading to the entrance and the doorway has two pillars on the left and right. Addressed to "Miss nellie Watson, Hazelton, Iowa." Postmarked "Cedar Falls, Feb. 19, 7 P. M. with a Ben Frnaklin one-cent stamp. Letter in the left section. Color: WH,GR,BK |
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| 433 | 1998.5.40 | Postcard | "Music Hall - State College of Iowa" is printed in black letters on a white margin background at the bottom of the front side of the card. Color picture of the building is shown with the sidewalk leading to the building being in the background. A light post and tree are to the left while the building is made of briciks and concrete. # works of art are in front of the entrance. On the back a description of the history and use of the Music Hall is given. Color: WH,GR,BL |
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| 434 | 1998.5.41 | Postcard | "Arts & Industries - State College of Iowa" is printed in black letters on a white background at the bottom margin on the front side of the postcard. Color picture of the building is shown with a blue sky. The building is made of bricks and concrete and is a two-story structure. There are trees just on the edge of the photo on both the right and left edges. There is a description of the building on the back. Color: WH,GR,BL |
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| 435 | 1998.5.42 | Postcard | "Bartlett Hall - State College of Iowa" is in black letters on a white background at the bottom margin on the front side. Color picture of the building shows four trees positioned in front of the building with a sidewalk leading to the entrance. The steps to the main entrance are made of red bricks. The building is brick with a grey shingled roof. On the back the card is white with green lettering. In the upper left hand corner is a description of Bartlett Hall. Color: WH,GR,BL |
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| 436 | 1998.5.43 | Postcard | "Lawther Hall - State College of Iowa" is in black letters on a white background at the bottom margin on the front side. Color picture of the building shows three trees positioned in front of the building with a sidewalk leading to the entrance. The steps to the main entrance are made of red bricks. The building is brick with a grey shingled roof. On the back the card is white with green lettering. In the upper left hand corner is a description of Lawther Hall. Color: WH,GR,BL |
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| 437 | 1998.5.44 | Postcard | The front side shows the Student Union with a very large evergreen tree as the focal point. The area leading to the building is brick pavement while the Union is made of brick and concrete. In the background, the science building can be seen on the left and Gilchrist Hall (formerly South hall) is on the right side of the photo. There are six students just to the left of the large evergreen tree. Just to the left of Gilchrist the Old Administration Building can be seen. Color: BK,WH |
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| 438 | 1998.5.45 | Postcard | "The High Rise - Bender and Dancer Halls, University of Northern Iowa, Cedar Falls, Iowa" is printed in green letters with a white background on the back of the postcard. The front side has a photo of the two buildings made of concrete with rows of windows. The two buildings are connected by a structure that houses the dining hall among other things. It is almost all lawn in front of the structures with a blue sky for a background. Color: BK,WH |
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| 439 | 1998.5.46 | Postcard | "Music Building, Northern University of Iowa, Cedar Falls, Iowa" is printed in black letters in the upper left hand corner of the back of the card. Just below that "Now the University of Northern Iowa" is printed. The building shot on the front side is a close look at the entrance, focusing on the three art sculptures in front of the entrance. There is a v-shaped alignment of bushes that form around the sculptures. The building is a single story structure made of brick and concrete. Color: WH,BK,GR |
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| 440 | 1998.5.47 | Postcard | "Campanile - State college of Iowa" is printed in black letterson a white border at the base of the front side of the card. The campanile is a tall, narrow structure made of bricks and cement dominating the surrounding view. Two large trees are to the left of the structure while there are trees in the background and to the right. The sky in the back ground is blue with no clouds. The back of the card is addressed to "Pauline Sauer c/o UNI Museum" and is from University Book and Supply. A brief note is also written. A history of the campanile and a description is also printed on the back. Color: BR,BL,GR |
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| 441 | 1998.5.48 | Postcard | "Commons - Student Center, Iowa State Teachers College, Cedar Falls, Iowa" is printed in the upper left hand corner of the card. This "National Color Card" shows the student center as the focus with a blue sky and clouds above. There are trees to the right and left of the building with bushes and small trees in front of it. Color: WH,BL,GR |
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| 442 | 1999.5.11 | Postcard | A postcard depicting a scene in Tahiti. There is a large, fenced building surrounded by 3 trees. On the street adjacent to the building are 4 people on bicycles. The bottom center of the card reads "5. -Tahiti.-Papeete.-Hotel du Diademe/ Diademe Hotel." Color: WH,BK |
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| 443 | 1999.5.12 | Postcard | A postcard depicting a scene in Tahiti. There is a woman wearing a decorated dress with necklace & flowers in her hair. She is seated on a mat placed on racks. In the background there are plants, a table and a bowl. The bottom center reads "80.-Tahiti.-Vaiahu, une Tahitienne/ Vaiahu, native girl." Color: WH,BK |
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| 444 | 1999.5.13 | Postcard | A postcard depicting a map of Tahiti. It is a a physical map showing mountains & rivers - but also cities & regions. At both the top and bottom of the card is printed the word "Tahiti." There is a legend at the upper right-hand corner. At the right-hand side of the card are printed the words "61.-Carte de Tahiti, en Oceanie Francaise/ Chart of Tahiti, in French Oceania." Color: GY,WH,BK |
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| 445 | 1999.5.14 | Postcard | A postcard of an elevated wooden hut on a beach. A man is sitting in the doorway to the hut. There are trees on the beach and a second hut to the right-hand side. Printed on the bottom center of the card is "70.-Tahiti.-le Fare - Case Tahitienne/ I wouldn't leave my wooden hut for you." Color: WH,BK |
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| 446 | 1999.5.15 | Postcard | A postcard depicting two people - one is standing, one is sitting, under a canopy outdoors. The standing man is bent over a pile of vegetables and the sitting woman watches. Near her are vegetables, a kettle and a rake. At the bottom center of the postcard is printed in type "100-Tahiti-Preparant le Repas Tahitien/ Getting breakfast ready". Color: WH,BK |
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| 447 | 1999.5.16 | Postcard | A postcard depicting a street lined with buildings and people. There are 2 cars in the front of one of the buildings and there are 2 trees visible. At the bottom center reads "59 -Tahiti-Quai du Commerce a Papeete - Commercial Wharf at Papeete." The postcard has been used - the back of the card has a stamp and is addressed to Mr. Martin L. Grant. The message is a New year's greeting from Kenneth Emory. Color: WH,BK |
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| 448 | 1999.5.17 | Postcard | A postcard depicting a coastal area of Tahiti. There are boats lined up along the shore and buildings extend away from the shoreline. There are trees and mountains in the background. On the back of the card is typed "73 Tahiti/ Ville de Port de Papeete." The postcard has been used - it is addressed to Dorothy Grant and dated "16 Aug. 1975" by the senders, Karen and Joe Gibbs. The message regards the senders' activities in Tahiti. Color: GR,BL,WH,BR,RD |
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| 449 | 2002.7.151 | Postcard | Picture of Foshay Tower, Minneapolis, MN on the front. Written by Raymond Cover to Mrs. F. W. Cover. Color: BK,WH,BL,YL,BR |
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| 450 | 2002.7.152 | Postcard | From Raymond Cover to Mrs. F. W. Cover. Picture of the steamer capital at Levee Park, La Crosse, WI Color: BK,WH,GR,RD |
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