Linen Era Postcard
Pueblo Indian Woman Baking Bread CAMERON ARIZONA Vintage Linen Postcard 1937
Pueblo Indian Woman Baking Bread CAMERON ARIZONA Vintage Linen Postcard 1937
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Vintage postcard--the artwork depicts a Pueblo Indian woman baking bread in an outdoor adobe or mud oven. Although the postmark is 1947, based on the Curt Teich code, 7A-H2232 printed in the postage box, the card was printed in 1937.
- Era: Linen
- Location: Cameron, Arizona USA
- Publisher: Genuine Curt Teich Chicago, Illinois
- Photographer: Art Colortone reproduction
- Subject: Native American, pueblo village
- Condition: Damaged lower edge, left front corner, and postcard back
- Postmark: March 24, 1947 - Grand Canyon to Stockton, Ohio
- Postage Stamp: 1c George Washington stamp (Green #804 – 1938), affixed and canceled
- Message: Handwritten
- Size: 5 ½” x 3 ½”
Packaged in protective postcard sleeve.
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