Postmark: September 18, 1964, New York, NY
Text: Dear Paul + Louise, We spent the day at the fair, its fabulous. A bad place for Paul because there are so many beer gardens. I guess we have walked 50 mi this wk, think I’m standing it better than Lew. He’s tired and I’m ready to go out for the evening. The food has been awful, would like to have some of Mrs. Pottles cooking about now. We loved Washington Love, Lew + Jill
Postmark: May 19, 1953, New York, NY
Text: Hello! Too much of everything and not enough time. Best Wishes! P. Porowski
Postmark: September 13, 1970, Lansing, MI
Text: Sharon, Please look for the stem of my watch. I lost it during your party. One of the guys was really cool - One was really dingy! Figure out which is which Janet
Postmark: July 18, 1958, Bear Lake, MI
Text: Dear Mother + Dad, Just went across This Bridge We stayed at Manistique Michigan last nite ??? is nice I hope this fines you all well. Gloria is sleeping now. Lake Michigan is write along side of us as we are going I hope you can make this out I am writing in the car. It sure is wonderful. You can tell Bonnie + ??? and Helen. “Love” “Marge”
Postmark: July 19, 1950, Locarno, Italy
Text: … [Sorry, I don’t know Italian and can’t read this dude’s handwriting at ALL]
Postmark: June 10, 1964, Bronx, NY
Text: 6-9-69 Hi We arrived hear safe had a lovely trip children very good no trouble, But tired Fair is just beautiful going again tomorrow Jerry loves the subways. See you, Love Maura + Ed + Kids xxxxxxx
Postmark: January 6, 1968, Dallas, TX
Text: Jan 5 1968. Hi Sharon. We are in Dallas. I know you have seen this. We are going to the Carlsbad Caverns tomorrow I always thought I would like to see them than I will have more to write about. Am going to bed now Love Gram and Granys
Postmark: None (probably late 50s/early 60s)
Text: Best regards from New York and a happy New Year Peter
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While this card might not have been mailed, it was loved, because it looks like someone hung it on a wall. Perhaps a wall of a dorm room? It is definitely pre-1963 for three reasons. 1.) Postcard postage went up to $.04 in 1963, 2.) Zip codes started in 1963, and 3.) W.U.N.C. in Greensboro was a women’s college until 1963, when it presumably dropped the “W.”
Postmark: September 29, 1915, Buffalo, NY
Text: Hope you are all getting along fine we are having such a good time Mama
Postmark: August 31, 1967, Prague, Czechoslovakia
Text: 31/8/67 ????? Giusepe
