This vintage postcard shows the miniature train at Turner Falls in Oklahoma. The train traveled 1 3/4 miles in a trip from the Youth Center to the Falls. The train was built, owned and operated by Sonny Tuttle.

There is no date on the postcard, however, from research and the automobile in the background, I believe the card is from the 1950’s.

The postcard is in good condition with some minor wear to the corners...

This vintage postcard shows a view of Dream Lake in Estes Park in Rocky Mountain National Park, Colorado. The postcard is postmarked from Denver, Colorado, and was mailed to Fort Worth, Texas. The postmark is August 28, 1940 (I believe). The ink is smudged and it could be 1948.

The postcard is in good condition with some minor wear to the edges and corners.

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This vintage postcard shows a view of the Twin Tunnels on Iron Mountain Road to Mount Rushmore, Black Hills, South Dakota.

The postcard is postmarked from Rapid City, South Dakota, on September 6, 1949, to Fort Worth, Texas.

The postcard is in good condition with some wear to the corners.

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This vintage postcard shows a view of two family photos that have been made into a postcard. There is no information other than some names written on the back side of the card: Geneva, Clifford, Doris & Cliff.

From the clothing, I estimate the pictures are from the 1940’s or early 1950’s.

The postcard is in good condition with some wear to the corners.

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This vintage postcard shows a nice view of the San Francisco-Oakland Bay Bridge that extends 8 1/2 miles across San Francisco Bay.

I believe this was probably a souvenir postcard given out by Pan American Airlines. The back of the postcard mentions this bridge was completed one year after Pan American inaugurated its trans-Pacific service...

This is a set of two postcards featuring messages from Dallas, Texas. The Texas Postcard Company of Plano, Texas, published the cards.

The first postcard features a scene of Bachman Lake – northeast of downtown Dallas. In the background you can see a plane landing at nearby Love Field Airport. Further back, you can see the roof of Texas Stadium, present home of the Dallas Cowboys.

The second postcard shows a lonely Primate...

This is a souvenir postcard that says, "Greetings From St. Louis Zoo." It shows a pretty scene of flamingos, swans and other birds in a pond. Very colorful.

The card is from Mother telling the Steele’s of Fort Worth, Texas, that everything is fine.

The postcard is postmarked in Collinsville, Illinois, and is dated May 19, 1953.

The postcard is in good condition with some minor wear to the corners. The lower right corner has a slight fracture across it...

This is a pretty old postcard titled "Moonlight." It shows Conneaut Lake, Pennsylvania.

The card is to Betty Jane from Shirley saying how much she is enjoying her vacation in Pennsylvania. The postcard has an August 1941 postmark from Conneaut Lake. There is also a very nice 1¢ canceled stamp.

The postcard is in good condition. There is some minor edge wear and the lower left corner has been dinged.

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This is a vintage postcard. The caption at the card’s bottom reads, "Fishing off a Swinging Bridge in Southwest Virginia." The postcard was published by Curtech of Chicago, Illinois. The postmark is from Coeburn, Virginia, dated October 21, 1955. There is a nice 2¢ canceled stamp on the card.

The postcard is in fair condition. There is wear to the edges and corners. The card has darkened due to age and the are watermarks on the back side over the "to" address...

This vintage postcard shows a Navajo woman weaver. The postcard is postmarked December 12, 1956, from Santa Fe, New Mexico. It was mailed to Fort Worth, Texas, to Mrs. Mallonee. George just wanted to let her know he was having a good time in the snow!

The postcard was published and distributed by Bob Petley of Phoenix, Arizona.

The postcard is in good condition with some minor wear to the corners.

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This is a vintage humorous postcard that states, "Reason? There’s no reason – it’s company policy."

The postcard is to Mary in Fort Worth, Texas, from Melba. Melba is recounting all the places she has been and is yet to be. I got a chuckle when she tells how there was competition for their supper with a bear in Yellowstone Park – so they left!

The postcard is in good condition with some minor wear to the corners. The back is postmarked July 2, 1958. The front side of ...

This vintage postcard shows a view of Compton Ridge, Mutton Hollow – Shepherd of the Hills Country in Missouri. The card states, "In the Beautiful Ozarks, Land of a Million Smiles.

The postcard is postmarked from Joplin, Missouri, and is dated August 26, 1940. The postcard is address to Miss Odessa in Abilene, Texas.

The postcard is in good condition with some minor wear to the corners. The lower left corner has more wear than the rest.

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