Description
A display case shows several bright gold bricks stacked on a wooden counter beside a large balance scale. The scene appears to be inside a museum or exhibit room with dark wood paneling and a small sign in the background. The card text identifies the subject as gold bricks worth approximately $125,000 from a cleanup of the Homestake Mine at Lead, South Dakota. undated
Front Text (verbatim):
15—Gold Bricks, Worth Approximately $125,000.00 A Few Days Cleanup from the Homestake Mine, Lead, S. D.
Back Text (verbatim):
The Homestake Gold Mine discovered in
1876 at Lead, South Dakota, is the largest
gold mine in the Western Hemisphere.
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DISTRIBUTED BY BLACK HILLS POST CARD CO., DEADWOOD, S. D.
Genuine CurtTeich-Chicago “C.T. American Art” Post Card (Reg. U.S. Pat. Off.)
