Borger Texas Oil fields along Dixon creek RPPC Real photo unused Postcrossing for Sale

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Borger Texas Oil fields along Dixon creek RPPC Real photo unused Postcrossing For Sale

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Borger Texas Oil fields along Dixon creek RPPC Real photo unused Postcrossing:
$74.88

On the bottom center it reads "Along Dixon Creek Canyon, Borger, Texas, oil fields On the right-hand bottom corner, the photo reads "Gayle W. Baker - Photo the Kodak Shop, Borger, Texas 533" I assume that 533 is the photo Identifier. The photo was presumably taken by Gayle W. Baker around 1925. The postcard is unused.
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