Spitball Army

Card is titled: “Shrine of the Redwood Highway.”

Printed on back of post card:

TREES OF MYSTERY. Entrance to parking lot, welcoming travelers to Trees of Mystery. A true invitation to stop and enjoy yourself.

B2377

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the Continental card

vn freeman – von normann, Box 231, Miranda, CA 95553

MIKE ROBERTS
BERKELEY 94710

Card is untitled on its front.

Printed on back of post card:

Benjamin Franklin
Marble, by Jean-Antoine Houdon, 1778
Franch, 1741-1828
The Metropolitan Museum of Art
Gift of John Bard, 1872

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PH 17-27
Printed in Western Germany

Card is titled: “The Roman Pool, Hearst Castle, San Simeon, Calif..”

Printed on back of post card:

HC-47A

HEARST SAN SIMEON STATE HISTORICAL MONUMENT
San Simeon, California, on Scenic Highway 1 between Monterey and San Luis Obispo
Interior of THE ROMAN POOL gleams with hand-set mosaic tiles. Alabaster lamps give a moonlight effect and sparkle on tiles of 18 carat gold, fused in glass.

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Ogden Food Service Corp., Box 6, San Simeon, Calif. 93452

Plastichrome
Boston

10×112260

Card is titled: “The Crookedest Street in the World – photo by Tom Tracy.”

Printed on back of post card:

Lombard Street, with eight turns in one block is called the Crookedest Street in the World. Lined with beautiful flowers, this red brick street is accessible from Hyde Street. Note the Cable Car in the distance.

DR-11516-D

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Pub. by Smith Novelty Co., 460 – 9th St., San Francisco, Calif. 94103
15x
Made by DEXTER PRESS, West Nyack, New York

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Card is titled: “The Crookedest Street in the World – photo by Tom Tracy.”

Printed on back of post card:

Lombard Street, with eight turns in one block is called the Crookedest Street in the World. Lined with beautiful flowers, this red brick street is accessible from Hyde Street. Note the Cable Car in the distance.

DR-11516-D

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Pub. by Smith Novelty Co., 460 – 9th St., San Francisco, Calif. 94103
15x
Made by DEXTER PRESS, West Nyack, New York

– See more at: http://spitballarmy.com/#sthash.UjzCKhaO.dpuf

Card is titled: “The Crookedest Street in the World – photo by Tom Tracy.”

Printed on back of post card:

Lombard Street, with eight turns in one block is called the Crookedest Street in the World. Lined with beautiful flowers, this red brick street is accessible from Hyde Street. Note the Cable Car in the distance.

DR-11516-D

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Pub. by Smith Novelty Co., 460 – 9th St., San Francisco, Calif. 94103
15x
Made by DEXTER PRESS, West Nyack, New York

Card is titled: “The Vertical Skier.”

Printed on back of post card:

Racing Down a Shear Slope at
SQUAW VALLEY, LAKE TAHOE, CALIF.
Scene of the 1960 Winter Olympics
This world famous resort offers unsurpassed “Alpine Type” skiing in the High Sierras.

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Tahoe Postcard & Specialty Service, Tahoe City, Calif.

Plastichrome
by COLOURPICTURE
Boston, Mass. 02130

Card is untitled on its front.

Printed on back of post card:

HARVARD YARD
HARVARD UNIVERSITY, CAMBRIDGE, MASS.
A striking shot of the yard at Harvard University showing University Hall, John Harvard Statue, and the Memorial Church.

BM234

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Published by Bromley & Company, Inc., Boston, Mass. 02210

Mike Roberts
Berkeley 94710

Card is untitled on its front.

Printed on back of post card:

The most celebrated rarity among U.S. postal issues is the 24 cent air mail stamp with inverted center. Shown approximately four times actual size is one of the original sheet of 100 stamps purchased by a collector on May 14, 1918 at the Washington, D.C. post office.National Museum of History and Technology
Smithsonian Institution

53540-C

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A Mavis Pudding Picturecard.