34 Historic PAWLET VT - Dorset Aubrey Haystack MT RPPC BASEBALL Manchester Rare for Sale

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34 Historic PAWLET VT - Dorset Aubrey Haystack MT RPPC BASEBALL Manchester Rare For Sale

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34 Historic PAWLET VT - Dorset Aubrey Haystack MT RPPC BASEBALL Manchester Rare:
$650.00

You are offerding on a fabulous and historically significant Archive of thirty-four (34) postcards of Pawlet, Vt, and some neighboring towns.
Condition: Generally, very good. Of course, all of the postcards show varying degrees of wear and soiling, as they are all over 100 years old, and many have traveled through the USPS mail delivery. Some have some minor creasing. And many have writing front and verso; with names, dates, places and other tidbits of interesting info, circa 1910. One was taken by Miss Ella J. Clark!
I have high-definition scanned every postcard, both front and back, and have included most of those scans in this listing.
If there is a particular postcard, or postcards, that you would wish to examine even more closely, front and/or verso...please just message me, and I will attach the ultra-high scans to you via the message system, for your closer inspection.
SHIPPING: FREE. By Priority Mail. Fully insuredwith signature confirmation required.
Any questions at all, please don't hesitate to ask.
Thank you for looking at this listing.Final note: You will notice there is one added "extra", that of a 6 5/8" x 4 5/8" black and white photograph (mounted on board) of a man & woman and horses & carriage and cute dog. This antique original photo was with the postcard archive when I purchased it, so I am including it here, with this grouping, and the Buyer of this archive will "inherit" it, as well. Presumably the man and woman (faintly written on back of photo "Adams" and "Bedell", and "Pawlet, Vt") are in some way connected to the family that received/saved these Pawlet postcards.