“Delicious OREO-Creme Sandwich,
baked by Nabisco.
To be taken internally, whenever
required.
A generous dose of cremey filling
surrounded by rich chocolate-y
cookies helps relieve that empty
tummy feeling. Fast.
Patients say the results are
marvelous.
When empty tummy strikes,
take OREO.”

These aren’t postcards, they’re not mine, and they’re not for sale (that I know of) but I think they’re worthy of sharing on this blog for sure. A friend of mine posted them on Facebook, and I thought they were very interesting glimpses into our nations history, and for many of us, a part of our bloodline. Take a few minutes and look into these old photographs of Native Americans.
http://blogs.denverpost.com/captured/2010/11/15/north-american-indian-photographs-by-edward-curtis/2551/

The boy in the picture is unknown to me. The back of the photo is stamped from Bryn-Alan Studios on W. Duval Street in Jacksonville, Florida. and 420 W. LaFayette Street in Tampa, Florida.

I don’t know anything about this photo, or the man in it.

A Plastichrome Postcard

I found this in between the pages of an old book. There is no identification on the photo. Click the photo for a larger view.

Not a postcard, but still a neat collectable in my opinion.

I found this old RPPC in a box of stuff I bought recently, but I’m not sure where the photo was taken.  Has anyone out there got any ideas? I can’t even tell who is on the monument shown in the photo. Your help is appreciated!

PS: Click the photo for a larger view