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About this piece
Original real photo postcard (RPPC) — continuous-tone photographic image, no halftone dot pattern — showing a group of women in Edwardian-style dresses posed with wheat bundles beside a large haystack, identified on the reverse as the Mingue girls and Smith sisters, Hillsdale, Wyoming.
Era and dating: Divided-back real photo postcard, postally used with a clear Hillsdale, Wyoming postmark dated September 5, 1910, and a 1-cent Benjamin Franklin stamp affixed.
Back: Handwritten message present on the reverse along with the postmark and stamp.
Type: Real Photo Postcard (RPPC).
Subject: Six women in Edwardian-era dress, several holding wheat sheaves, gathered at a haystack — an agricultural/farm-life scene with a small dog visible at lower left.
Location: Hillsdale, Wyoming.
Condition: VG- (please see photos for details).
Items are packaged securely and shipped quickly to ensure safe arrival.
Keywords: rppc, antique photography, edwardian fashion, agricultural history, wyoming memorabilia, franklin stamp, vintage correspondence, rural life, 1910s ephemera
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Era and dating: Divided-back real photo postcard, postally used with a clear Hillsdale, Wyoming postmark dated September 5, 1910, and a 1-cent Benjamin Franklin stamp affixed.
Back: Handwritten message present on the reverse along with the postmark and stamp.
Type: Real Photo Postcard (RPPC).
Subject: Six women in Edwardian-era dress, several holding wheat sheaves, gathered at a haystack — an agricultural/farm-life scene with a small dog visible at lower left.
Location: Hillsdale, Wyoming.
Condition: VG- (please see photos for details).
Items are packaged securely and shipped quickly to ensure safe arrival.
Keywords: rppc, antique photography, edwardian fashion, agricultural history, wyoming memorabilia, franklin stamp, vintage correspondence, rural life, 1910s ephemera
Check out all of our similar items!