Chrome Era Postcard
Old Wooden Covered Bridge "A Scene in the OLD SOUTH" Vintage Postcard
Old Wooden Covered Bridge "A Scene in the OLD SOUTH" Vintage Postcard
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Vintage chrome era souvenir postcard depicting "A scene in the old South" - a wooden covered bridge with a farmer, horse cart and hand plow. Covered bridges were widely used in pre-civil war days throughout the South. Only a few remain.
- Era: Chrome
- Location: Somewhere in the South, USA
- Publisher: Scenic South Card Company, Bessemer, Alabama
- Photographer: Unknown
- Subject: Covered bridge, farmer, horse, cart
- Condition: Good, some spots due to age
- Postmark: April 3, 1967 - Davenport, Florida to Rising Sun, Indiana
- Message: Handwritten
- Postage Stamp: 5¢ George Washington stamp (Blue/Gray #1213 - 1962); canceled and affixed
- Size: 5 ½” x 3 ½”
Packaged in protective postcard sleeve.
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