Showing posts with label stamps. Show all posts
Showing posts with label stamps. Show all posts

13 January 2015

postcards, part 6

I just picked these gems up yesterday at my favorite thrift store.


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Interested in seeing my previous postcard collection posts? Follow the links below:

Postcards, part 5
Postcards, part 4
Postcards, part 3
Postcards, part 2
Postcards, part 1



13 March 2014

postcards, part 4

This time around I chose city scenes from my collection of postcards. I love the linen postcards and artwork from the 1930s and '40s, the feel and color of them are so unique. These selections feature places I've had the opportunity to see myself (New York, Columbus), others to hopefully see in the future (downtown Boston), and the Carthay Circle Theatre, well... it's alive in film and photographs and, in a way, on Buena Vista Street. Enjoy.



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The Carthay Circle Theatre in Los Angeles opened in 1926 and was demolished in 1969. 




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While the Deshler Wallick was demolished in 1970, the adjoining LeVeque Tower and Palace Theatre still stand.  



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back, postmarked July 1, 1935 (It looks like I'm not the only one who has sent postcards to myself)



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As this is part 4 of an ongoing and potentially infinite number of postcard entries, feel free to catch up with the previous entries via the links below. I've already got a theme picked out for part 5, so it shouldn't be long.

Postcards, part 1.
Postcards, part 2.
Postcards, part 3.




21 September 2013

postcards, part 2

A few more postcards from my collection this morning, the last morning of summer.



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back, postmarked April 13, 1908, Syracuse, Indiana


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back, postmarked August 14, 1946, Los Angeles, California


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back, postmarked July 2, 1948, Hastings, Nebraska



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back, postmarked December 27, 1926


In case you missed it, here's postcards, part 1.