IL Kewanee Illinois Antique Linen Post Card Greetings From Hog Capital Of World
Item History & Price
| Reference Number: Avaluer:2853136 | Country/Region of Manufacture: United States |
| City/Region: Kewanee | Era: Linen (c. 1930-1945) |
RULES OF THE ROADIf you purchase more than 1 item I will combine shipping, but please wait for invoice to pay. You can also use the EBAY system to request a payment total.
It's much appreciated if you wait to pay on a combined invoice because we lose money on fees if we have to refund.
If you purchase more than one item, wait until your last item ends and then send me a request for payment total, or wait until I send you an invoice.
All cards ship in protective sleeves ...with cardboard stiffener inserts. I only charge actual postage.
I am happy to send cards overseas/foreign, but can't refund monies for cards lost in mail once outside the US.
Feel free to contact me with any questions.
ITEM DESCRIPTION
This is a antique divided-bacl post card captioned "Kewanee Henry County Illinois - Greetings from the Hog Capital of the World..."
Curt Teich C.T. Art Colortone Card
Published by Kewanee News Agency, Kewanee, Ill.
Number 4C-H506
Postally unused. Date of March 18, 1955 stamped on the back.
00008
It's much appreciated if you wait to pay on a combined invoice because we lose money on fees if we have to refund.
If you purchase more than one item, wait until your last item ends and then send me a request for payment total, or wait until I send you an invoice.
All cards ship in protective sleeves ...with cardboard stiffener inserts. I only charge actual postage.
I am happy to send cards overseas/foreign, but can't refund monies for cards lost in mail once outside the US.
Feel free to contact me with any questions.
ITEM DESCRIPTION
This is a antique divided-bacl post card captioned "Kewanee Henry County Illinois - Greetings from the Hog Capital of the World..."
Curt Teich C.T. Art Colortone Card
Published by Kewanee News Agency, Kewanee, Ill.
Number 4C-H506
Postally unused. Date of March 18, 1955 stamped on the back.
00008
