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This is a postcard of the James Scott Memorial Fountain (at night) at Belle Isle Park in Detroit, Michigan. It is in color on linen-type paper. It is in good condition condition; no tears. The edges are slightly worn and there is a corner bend on the right bottom corner. The back has some yellowing due to age and some soiling. It states on the back "Pub.By Chaffee & Co., Inc., Detroit, Mich., Tichnor Quality Views, Reg. U.S. Pat. Off., Made only By Tichnor Bros.,Inc., Boston, Mass.". It is postmarked "Aug. 2, 1944".
This is a postcard of a sunset sinking behind the hills beyond Black Canyon at Hoover Dam. It is an unused postcard in excellent condition; no tears, bends, or stains. It states on the back "Desert Supply Co., Las Vegas, Nevada, C. T. Art- Colortone, Reg. U.S. Pat. Off.". It is a linen-type paper post card.
This is a postcard of the Ohio Building which held the Great Lakes Exposition of 1937. It is an unused postcard in good condition; no tears, a slight bend, and some unknown stains. It states on the back "Ohio Great Lakes Exposition Commission, 1936-1937, Gov. Martin L. Davey, Chairman, M. Ray Allison, Acting Chairman, Harris Creech, Thomas K. Maher, Wm. C. Schmidt, Managing Director".
This is a postcard of Gino's Motor Lodge, which is one mile north of Klamath Falls on U.S. Highway 97. Looks to be in the early to mid-1950's. It is an unused postcard in excellent condition; no tears, bends, or stains. It states on the back"Photo by & Produced for Ted S. Thomson, 1536, Oregon Ave... Klamath Falls, Oregon, Art Work Copyrighted & Produced by Douglas R. Smith, 422 Washington Building 5, D.C.".
This postcard is a photograph of the four falls in Yosemite National Park, California. The four falls; Yosemite Falls, Bridal Veil Fall, Nevada Fall, and Vernal Falls. It is postmarked August 3, 1960. It has a Liberty 3 cent stamp. It is in excellent condition; no tears, or stains; has a very slight bend on the top right corner. It states on the back "319-K, Western Publishing and Novelty Co., Los Angeles, California, Curteichcolor,...... or Ektachrome Original".
This postcard is a panoramic photograph of Evergreen, Colorado on the Mountain Park Circle trip on Hwy. Colorado 74. It is an unused card. It is dated at approximately 1955. It is in excellent condition; no bends, tears, or stains. It states on the back "#3034 - Panorama of Evergreen in Bear Creek Canon on the Mountain Park Circle trip on Hwy. Colorado 74., Photos by Wm. P. Sanborn, Publ. by Sanborn Souvenir Co., Inc. Denver, Eolo. 1283B., Genuine Natural Color Made By Dexter Press, Inc., West Nyack, N. Y." .
This postcard is a photograph of the Mark Twain riverboat at Disneyland. It is an unused card. It is dated 1955. It is in excellent condition; no bends, tears, or stains. It states on the back "Mark Twain, Goodbyes have been said and the Mark Twain pulls away from the little Frontierland town in Disneyland to take passengers on a nostalgic ride down the "Rivers of America". It is marked on the back "Disneyland, 1955 Walt Disney Productions, Anaheim, California, Color Photo by Fritz Musser, Mirro-Krome, by H. S. Crocker Co., Inc.,".
This postcard is a photograph of the Golden Gate Bridge. It is postmarked July 20, 1960. It is in very good condition; no tears or stains. The corners are slightly worn. It states on the back "Air View of Golden Gate Bridge, This is the world's tallest and largest single span suspension bridge. It was built at a cost of $35,500,000, and crosses historic Golden Gate at San Francisco. San Francisco Harbor and bay area in the background.". It is marked on the back "Mirro-Krome, Card by H.S. Crocker Co., Inc., San Francisco, Pub. by Smith News Co., 1338 Mission St., S. F. Calif.".
This postcard is a photograph of the Chandelier Drive-Thru Tree in Underwood Park on U.S. 101 in California. It is an unused card and undated but is probably from the mid-50's. It is in very good condition; no tears or stains. The top right corner has a very small bend and there are a couple of worn places on the edge. It states on the back "1575, Chandelier Drive-Thru Tree, Calif. in Underwood Park on U.S. 101, the Redwood Highway, this massive drive-thru tree is 315 feet high with a diameter of 21 feet at the base.". It is marked on the back "Selithco True Color From Ektachrome, Published by E.F. Clements, San Francisco 2, Calif., Made by Security Lithograph Company, San Francisco 11".
This postcard is a picture of the Texas State Flag, flower, and capital. It is an unused card and undated. It is in excellent condition; no bends, tears, or stains. It is marked on the front "Texas State Capitol, The Texas State Flag, Bluebonnets, The Texas State Flower, Seawall Specialty Co., SA-H1648". It is marked on the back "Distributed by Norse Wholesale, Houston, Texas, C.T. Art-Colortone, Reg., U.S. Pat. Off.".
