Showing posts with label washington. Show all posts
Showing posts with label washington. Show all posts

Tuesday, October 21, 2008

Washington National Soldiers Home Scott Building Early 20th Century Postcard


For sale is an early 20th century divided back postcard "Scott Building, National Soldiers Home".

The first national old soldiers' home in the U.S. was established in Washington. Today, the Scott building, the oldest of three operational dormitories, accommodates resident and guest rooms as well as chaplain offices, dining services, the library, the wellness center which encompasses both medical, dental, and eye clinics and resident services.

Rating: Very good.

Click on Title (above) to see the postcard in my shop.

Wednesday, October 1, 2008

DC Washington Memorial Continental Hall 1920's Car Linen Postcard


For sale is a linen postcard "Memorial Continental Hall, Washington, D. C.".

This is a very old postcard with a 1920's car in front of the building. It shows the beautiful white marble building in good detail. Colors are nice and sharp!

Rating: Very good.

See our shop Shipping Options for pricing for single cards or multiple purchases. Click on Title (above) to see the card in the shop.

Monday, September 15, 2008

Cold Lovers Le Froid




From the Musee du Luxembourg is a picture postcard showing Paul Roger-Bloche's "Le Froid", which is a bronze statue showing a pair of shivering lovers embracing to keep warm.

The back of card is in written in French. This is a bromide real photo postcard. The edges are browning and the card has a shine to it.

I don't really know the age of the card, but it is early twentieth century at the latest.

Rating: Good

Click the Title (above) to see it in my store.

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Tuesday, September 9, 2008

Beautiful Discovery Bay in Washington



I just listed for sale a linen postcard "Sunset on Discovery Bay, Washington".

Great sweeping vista of color in the sunset and the reflections on the lake!

Makes you want to jump in and take a swim.

Access this postcard by clicking the Title above or
http://www.etsy.com/view_listing.php?listing_id=15057593