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Posted 04/14/2014   09:33 am  Show Profile Bookmark this reply Add smauggie to your friends list  Get a Link to this Reply
With a Time-Cummings machine cancel. Nice.
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Interesting card on a couple of counts:

1. The stamp appears to have a UP perfin (Union Pacific Railroad). I wonder why?

2. The name written within the text on the card (Mrs. Van Driver) and also handwritten on the advertising side of the card, is a bit interesting based on this quote from a biography of Adlai Stevenson:


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Buffie (Ives) came and stayed for long periods, to serve as the governor's official hostess while Ellen remained in Libertyville. She lived there most of the time after the divorce, when Adlai rented his Libertyville farm to Marshall Field, Jr. At the same time she ran her homes in Bloomington and in Southern Pines. It was she who managed the mansion's domestic arrangements, working with Mrs. Van Diver, the housekeeper whose husband, a state police captain, was the governor's chauffeur; and with Gertie Dent, the cook.
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Sirs, thank you. The card is a puzzler on both sides.
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This card appears to promote both the merchant and the money order. No space on the card for a personal message. Guessing it was mailed by the merchant.





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Reviving this dormant topic. Below a modern Unused RPPC, originally taken in 1922. Picture taken in front of Iolani Palace, Honolulu, HI. (credit -Bishop Museum).

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