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Social History: Sent by Ellen in Denmark, Wisconsin, to Mr. Stephen Rosik in Mishicot, Wisconsin: "Denmark, Wis. Feb 19, 1920 - My Dear Friend: Wil...

Social History: Sent from Belfast, Ireland to Chas L. Hersey at 107 Erskine Park Rd., Rusthall, Tunbridge Wells, England: "Certainly. We will expec...

Social History: Features an evocative traveler's note: "Arrived in Gaspé tonight. The trip has been beyond my wildest dreams. Today it has been up ...

Social History: A marvelous social history piece showing the 'human side' of old Brandenburg. From the baker in her crisp white apron to the villa...

Social History: The message on the back, sent by Sarah Jones, to Miss Esther Gathy, 394 Aileen Ave, Atlanta, GA offers a wonderful snapshot of 1920...

Social History: This card documents a 1921 cross-state holiday greeting from Oblong, Illinois, to Kirklin, Indiana. The recipient, Mrs. Perkins, li...

Historical Significance: This vintage postcard depicts the legendary Flamingo Hotel in Miami Beach, Florida’s first luxury resort. Opened in 1921 b...

Social History: Sent to Mr. R. D. Brown, 295½ Beechurst Ave., Morgantown, W. Virginia: "arrived safe having the time of our life. dad is sure se...

Social History: Mailed to Miss Catherine Lister, Easton, Md. "Hello Girls How are you Am having a fine time. Hope you are enjoying your vaction ...

Social History: The sender writes from Fishersville, Virginia to Ardmore, Pennsylvania: "I am so sorry not to see you again before we left, but I w...

Social History: The back of the card features a charming handwritten message from a traveler to Miss Marjorie Parker in Mattapan, Mass. The sender ...

Social History: This is a premium example of an intact, mailed 1920s novelty view folder/postcard mailer. "Camden Maine Sep–19th 1923 Hello ...

Social History: A heartfelt birthday message sent locally within San Jose, California: "Dear Rupert: Just a line to wish you many returns of this d...

Social History: The handwritten message to a Mr. Howard Jones in the famous Turks Head Building in Providence, R.I., gives a quaint weather update...

Social History: Because "Zermeals" is not a standard English word, it is highly likely a phonetic English spelling of a German family surname (s...

Social History: This card features a classic "wish you were here" message that perfectly captures the magic of early 20th-century Catalina tourism...

Social History: The handwritten message from Fred captures a personal moment in time: "Miss you a whole lot Florence. Don't have anybody to tease ...

Social History: The card features a simple greeting. In the 1920s, using initials with separating dots was a common way for family members to send...

Social History: Unlike most handwritten cards, this one was professionally typed, giving it a unique aesthetic. The phrase "we will never be satis...

Social History: This card captures a sweet, intimate family dynamic. Written simply from "Mother" to her children, it bypassed the postal system...

Social History: Captures a fantastic row of 1920s vintage cars and men and women in period attire walking along the sidewalk.Scene: Known as the ci...

Social History: Sent on July 3, 1925, this postcard is a premier piece of "Roaring Twenties" student history. The message from Matilda Hansen captu...

Social History: A simple but elegant handwritten "Greetings" from "Grace - Carolyn" to Mrs. Boesel in Chicago, Illinois Scene: Captures the atmosph...

Social History: Sent from Portsmouth, New Hampshire, to Mrs. Ethel P. Gagnon, 16 Oakland Road, Sharon, Massachusetts: "Dear Ethel: Arrived 6:15 and...