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Postcard of Brigham Young. ca. 1913, BRIGHAM YOUNG. BORN JUNE 11, 1801. DIED AUG. 29, 1877

Postcard of Troops Waving from Passing Train. ca. 1917, A SHORT STOP ENROUTE

Postcard of Promotion for Boston. ca. 1916, You don t know BEANS Until You come to BOSTON

Ford Motor Companys 50, 000 Employees Postcard. ca. 1916, Ford Motor Companys 50, 000 Employees Postcard

Postcard of Sunbather at Long Beach. ca. 1915, Taking a Sun Bath on the Beach, Long Beach, California

Postcard of Train on Mt. Lowe. ca. 1914, 703. CIRCULAR BRIDGE, ELEVATION 4200 FEET, MT. LOWE, CALIFORNIA

Postcard of Children in Nursery Playground. ca. 1915, G. AMERICAN DAY NURSERY, 354 E. 121ST STREET, NEW YORK CITY. TO THE PUBLIC: Kindly enroll as a member and help us along. The G

Postcard of American Flag at Nursery School. ca. 1915, G. AMERICAN DAY NURSERY. 354 E. 121ST ST. NEW YORK CITY. THE FLAG OF OUR COUNTRY

Postcard of a Giant Potato. ca. 1914, POTATO-THE KIND WE RAISE IN MAINE

Postcard of Roller Coaster at Long Beach. ca. 1915, Second Largest Racing Coaster in U. S. at Long Beach, California
Postcard of Roller Coaster at Long Beach. ca. 1915, Second Largest Racing Coaster in U.S. at Long Beach, California

Postcard of the Empire Bar. Ca. 1914, the Empire Bar, Jack Goodine, Prop. Hot Springs, Ark. Empire Bar and Cafe, Troopers Headquarters, Jack Goodine, Prop. 825 Central Ave. Hot Springs, Ark

Postcard of Broadway. ca. 1914, BROADWAY, NORTH FROM 45th STREET NEW YORK CITY. Broadway, New Yorks most famous thoroughfare, is lined with Theatres, Hotels and Restaurants

Postcard of Climbers on Mt. Baker. ca. 1913, SEE WASHINGTON FIRST. CLIMBING MT. BAKER

Postcard of Mount Rainier National Park Entrance. ca. 1913, Photo by Asahel Curtis. Entrance to Mount Rainier National Park, Washington. Mt

Postcard of L. C. Smith Building. ca. 1914, LOOKING UP JAMES ST. AT THE LEFT
Postcard of L.C. Smith Building. ca. 1914, LOOKING UP JAMES ST. AT THE LEFT, YESLER WAY AT THE RIGHT FROM PIONEER SQUARE. SHOWING THE 42-STORY L.C. SMITH BUILDING, SEATTLE, U.S.A

Postcard of a Woman Describing Size of Fish. ca. 1916, Postcard of a Woman Describing Size of Fish

Come Join Us On the Beach, Long Beach, California Postcard. ca. 1915, Come Join Us On the Beach, Long Beach, California Postcard

Postcard of Child Looking at Flowers. ca. 1925, London, Westall. Portrait of Philip Sansom when a child. RICHARD WESTALL, born at Hertford in 1765, died 4th of December 1836

Postcard of Girls at Neptune Beach. ca. 1916, WE ARE HAVING A GOOD TIME AT NEPTUNE BEACH, ALAMEDA, CAL

Postcard of Sherron Shoe Company. ca. 1908-1910, Sherron Shoe Co. Memphis, Tenn. We endeavor to please our patrons, and if you are satisfied with your purchase tell your friends, if not tell US

Postcard of Women at Ocean Beach. ca. 1913, 4722. The Bridge of Sighs, Ocean Beach, San Diego, Cal

Postcard of Trains at Union Station. ca. 1913, 230. TRAIN SHED AT UNION STATION, GRAND RAPIDS, MICH

Postcard of the Bowery. ca. 1913, The Bowery, New York City. The Bowery, one of the most noted thoroughfares in the city, runs in a northeasterly direction through the most congested district of

Postcard of Longacre Square. ca. 1913, Longacre Square, New York City. Longacre square is formed by the intersection of Broadway and Seventh Avenue, extending south of 42nd to 47th Streets

Postcard of Santa Claus Watching Little Girl. ca. 1899-1915, CHRISTMAS GREETINGS

Postcard of Crow Indian Sweat Teepee. ca. 1913, Crow Indian Sweat Teepee

Postcard of the Festival Hall at the Panama-Pacific Exposition. ca. 1915, The Festival Hall at the Panama-Pacific International Exposition in San Francisco, 1915

Postcard of the Scintillator and the Tower of Progress. ca. 1915, The Scintillator and the Tower of Progress at the Panama-Pacific International Exposition in San Francisco, 1915

Postcard of the Smith Tower and Seattle. ca. 1915, The Smith Tower and Elliott Bay in Seattle, with the Olympic Mountains on the other side of Puget Sound

Postcard of the Suspension Bridge over Capilano Canyon. ca. 1915, A group of hikers stand on the suspension bridge over Capilano Canyon. The length of the bridge is 450 ft. and the height is 200 ft

Postcard of Schenectady Works of General Electric. ca. 1913, GENERATOR ASSEMBLY, SCHENECTADY WORKS OF THE GENERAL ELECTRIC COMPANY

Postcard of Flying Fish. ca. 1915, Flying Fish, Avalon, Catalina Island, Cal

Postcard of CPRSS Princess Victoria. ca. 1915, C. P. R. S. S. Princess Victoria
Postcard of CPRSS Princess Victoria. ca. 1915, C.P.R.S.S. Princess Victoria

Postcard of Seattle and Puget Sound. ca. 1900-1908, Seattle, Puget Sound, and the Olympic Mountains

Postcard of Presidents of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints. ca. 1908-1910, Six Presidents of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints

Postcard of Second Avenue in Seattle. ca. 1913, Looking up Second Avenue from James Street, Seattle, U. S. A
Postcard of Second Avenue in Seattle. ca. 1913, Looking up Second Avenue from James Street, Seattle, U.S.A

Postcard of Golfer at Tate Springs Golf Grounds. ca. 1915, A golfer plays the 6th hole on Mt. Cecelia at the Tate Springs Golf Grounds

Postcard of The Village Blacksmith. ca. 1899-1915, A bearded man enacts the title role of Longfellows The Village Blacksmith

Postcard of the Court of the Sun and Stars. ca. 1915, The Court of the Sun and Stars in the Nations of the East pavilion at the Panama-Pacific International Exposition, San Francisco, 1915

Postcard of Market Street in San Francisco. ca. 1915, Pedestrians stroll along Market Street in San Franciso at the time of the Panama-Pacific International Exposition in 1915

Postcard of Bavarians Finger-Wrestling. ca. 1914, D Ammerthaler

Postcard of the Hotel Breakers on Lake Erie. ca. 1915, The Hotel Breakers at Cedar Point on Lake Erie

Postcard of the Palace of Horticulture. ca. 1915, Visitors to the 1915 Panama-Pacific International Exposition stroll outside the Palace of Horticulture

Postcard of the German National Bank in Pittsburgh. ca. 1914, German National Bank, Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania

Postcard of Crowds at Steel Pier. ca. 1929, 159. VIEW OF BOARDWALK IN FRONT OF ATLANTIC CITY STEEL PIER, ATLANTIC CITY, N.J

Postcard of Penn Square. ca. 1929, PENN SQUARE, LANCASTER, PA

Postcard of Navajo Indians on Reservation. ca. 1929, Navajo Indians on Reservation, 26. There are approximately 40, 000 Navajo Indians occupying a Reservation of about 9, 000, 000 acres in No

Postcard of General Motors Exhibit at Steel Pier. ca. 1929, 79N. CASINO HALL-BOARDWALK END OF THE WORLD FAMOUS ATLANTIC CITY STEEL PIER, AT NIGHT, ATLANTIC CITY, N.J

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"Captivating Cards: A Kaleidoscope of Colors and Stories" From testing color blindness to depicting iconic figures, cards have long been a fascinating medium that tells tales from various walks of life. Take the "Colour Blindness Test, " for instance, an intricate patterned card designed to assess one's perception of colors. It serves as a reminder of the diverse ways in which we experience the world around us. Travel back in time with a 1933 American baseball chewing gum card featuring none other than Babe Ruth himself. This collectible piece captures the essence of America's favorite pastime and its cultural significance during that era. Playing cards hold their own allure, as seen in a captivating image from circa 1915. Here, a cowboy and Native American man sit together on a blanket, symbolizing unity amidst diversity—a testament to the power of games bringing people together across different backgrounds. In 1843, John Calcott Horsley crafted the first Christmas card for Sir Henry Cole—an exquisite creation that set off our beloved tradition of exchanging heartfelt greetings during the holiday season. This humble beginning paved the way for countless expressions of love and joy shared through festive cards over centuries. Thanksgiving also found its place among these cherished traditions with an enchanting American Thanksgiving card dating back to around 1900. Its imagery evokes warmth and gratitude while reminding us to appreciate life's blessings. Nature enthusiasts will find solace in observing creatures like the Stripeless Tree Frog perched upon lichen-covered rocks in Extremadura, West Spain—a mesmerizing sight captured by Celia Haddon's lens. Such glimpses into wildlife remind us of nature's beauty and delicate balance. The opening ceremony invitation for Brooklyn Bridge holds historical significance—crafted by Tiffany & Co. , it represents human ingenuity triumphing over seemingly insurmountable challenges. This grand structure stands tall today as an emblematic icon connecting communities physically and metaphorically.