Colorized New York Avenue Postcard (unaddressed)

Colorized New York Avenue Postcard (unaddressed)

New York Avenue Color Drawing Postcard

St. Cloud, (Fla.)

Postcard depicting a colorized art rendition of New York Avenue. The drawing shows the street with storefront buildings along either side. The top left corner states in red "New York Avenue, St. Cloud, Fla." In a smaller black font on the bottom right corner is "M16080". On the back of the postcard is a long message that states, "St. Cloud - Fla - Oct. 29, 1915. Dear friend - Your card received in due time so kind of you to remember my birthday. I am living on borrowed time now as I have passed the three score years and ten. We are feeling the effects of a long, hot summer. The weather is delightful now and we hope to gain strength. Was sorry to hear that Mr. Reinkle was poorly, think he better come to St. Cloud and spend the Winter. Mrs. Baswell keeps about the same, he is quite poorly would not be surprised if she outlived him. Mr Lynch has some old friend living in the front-room, they are pleasant neighbors and have improved the looks of his place greatly. Wish you could all come and spend the Winter here - Accept for all our kindest regards and best wishes. Jennie Scriber"

This postcard is part of a private collection kept by Roger Hipel of St. Cloud, Florida.

Americhrome

Original 5 x 3 inch colored postcard: Private Collection of Roger Hipel.

The Seminole Pharmacy and Dale's Variety Store

ca. 1915 - 1917

ca. 1915 - 1917

Americhrome

St. Cloud Collection, Osceola County Collection, RICHES.

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5 x 3 inch color postcard

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St. Cloud, Florida

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Originally created and published by The Seminole Pharmacy and Dale's Variety Store

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Williams, Rachel

Private Collection of Roger Hipel