This is a commemorative plaque saying, "Welcome Home, Columbia. Your Practice Made Perfect." The plaque is from the Link Flight Simulation Division of The Singer Company in Binghamton, New York.
The message is that Link – through its complex spacecraft simulator – has made space travel safer. Astronauts John Young and Robert Cri ...click for details
This is a 1971 Graduation Announcement from Carter Riverside High School in Fort Worth, Texas. The ceremony was held at the Convention Center Auditorium.
The announcement is in excellent condition. I had to darken the scanned copy in order to pick up the announcement details, however, it is a nice flat white in color. ...click for details
This is a humorous postcard from the state of Arizona. A parched donkey walks across the desert in the blistering sun. A buzzard sits atop a sign showing the donkey that he is 50 miles from town; 30 miles from water; and 2 feet from hell! The bottom of the post card says, "Howdy From The Middle Of Nowhere!"
his vintage postcard shows a view a Tobacco Plantation in Havana, Cuba.
The back side of the card says, "Republica de Cuba." The postcard is postmarked in Havana, Cuba, with a date of July 11, 1947. There is a nice canceled Cuban stamp still attached to the postcard. ...click for details
This is a program guide for The United States Air Force Band and The Singing Sergeants 1977 Fall Tour. Colonel Arnald D. Gabriel was the Conductor. The concert was co-sponsored by Air For Association, Fort Worth Air Power Council and Fort Worth Star Telegram.
The concert was at the Arena in the Tarrant County Convention Center on October 11, 1977. ...click for details
This is a program guide for The United States Air Force Band and The Singing Sergeants 1973 Fall Tour. Colonel Arnald D. Gabriel was the Conductor. The concert was co-sponsored by Air For Association, Fort Worth Air Power Council and Fort Worth Star Telegram.
The concert was at the John F. Kennedy Theatre in the Tarrant County Convention Center on September 21, 1973. ...click for details
This is a nice vintage postcard from 1939. The card shows a young child (the boss) crying at the mention of the trip ending and going home. The artwork is by D. Tempest.
The back side of the card is addressed to Lura Bess of Fort Worth, Texas, from Bob. The card is postmarked from Galveston, Texas, with a date of June 24, 1939. The is a n ...click for details
This is a nice set of postcards titled "Notre-Dame de Paris." There are ten beautiful, full color postcards. The pictures include some of the buildings, art, stained glass windows, and other points of interest.
Sorry, I cannot provide more details. The information on the back of the postcards is in French. I tried using a transl ...click for details
