Description
This sepia-toned postcard showcases a bustling street scene with horse-drawn carriages and pedestrians in front of brick buildings. The back features a handwritten message and address, including a postmark and a one-cent stamp. This charming postcard dates from around the 1910s, showing life in Lebanon, Pennsylvania and featuring addresses in New York and Richmond.
Front Text (cleaned):
ORDER SHIRT
Back Text (cleaned):
E. von Bardeleben, New York and Germany.
5038
9th and Cumberland Streets,
Lebanon, Pa.
SEP 2 1910
I had forgotten,
but such is life.
Let's have a line
to prove you are alive.
Yours, St. A.
M. J. Fr. Wilson,
812 N. Grace St.,
Richmond.
