Picking Oranges California 1908 Posted Divided Back Postcard

$ 2.04

Country: United States Era: Divided Back (1907-1915) Type: Printed (Lithograph) Time Period Manufactured: 1900-1919 Region: California Unit of Sale: Single Unit Continent: North America Subject: Agriculture Number of Items in Set: 1 Material: Paper Features: Divided Back City: Chico Size: Standard (5.5 x 3.5 in) Original/Licensed Reprint: Original Brand/Publisher: Severn, Los Angeles, Calif. Year Manufactured: 1908 Postage Condition: Posted brand: Severn, Los Angeles, Calif. Theme: Cities & Towns, Working Life, Farming

Description

Picking Oranges California 1908 Posted Divided Back Postcard. AS IS- see pictures. Marks on front and back, wear on edges and corners, discoloration from handling. The Picking Oranges California Postcard is an original printed lithograph featuring agriculture stamped and postmarked 1908. This Standard-sized postcard, manufactured in 1908, showcases a scene of working life on a farm, specifically picking oranges. Published by Severn in Los Angeles, the postcard is a piece of topographical history from the early 20th century, representing the continent of North America and the era of divided back postcards. With a divided back for postage, this postcard is a collectible item that offers a glimpse into the farming industry in California during the early 1900s. Item #: 168 AS IS- see pictures. Marks on front and back, wear on edges and corners, discoloration from handling. The Picking Oranges California Postcard is an original printed lithograph featuring agriculture stamped and postmarked 1908. This Standard-sized postcard, manufactured in 1908, showcases a scene of working life on a farm, specifically picking oranges. Published by Severn in Los Angeles, the postcard is a piece of topographical history from the early 20th century, representing the continent of North America and the era of divided back postcards. With a divided back for postage, this postcard is a collectible item that offers a glimpse into the farming industry in California during the early 1900s. Item #: 168