Old “Papeete”, Tuolumne Engine Co. No. 1, Columbia State Park, California for Sale

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Old “Papeete”, Tuolumne Engine Co. No. 1, Columbia State Park, California For Sale

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Old “Papeete”, Tuolumne Engine Co. No. 1, Columbia State Park, California:
$1.00

10460. CATEGORY: California

TYPE:Color Chrome Postcard

DESCRIPTION: Back: “Originally delivered to the city ofBrooklyn, NY in 1852. Later resold to the city of Papeete, the capital ofTahiti, but never going beyond San Francisco after coming around the Horn in1856. After being commandeered for use in San Francisco for a short while, itwas sent to Columbia in 1857. Manufactured by the Hunneman Co., bearing serialnumber 452, dated 1852. This old hand-tub pumper may be seen at the historicFire House at Columbia.”

CONDITION:Unused; not mailed… Minor corner/edge wear. Very Good.

Sold AS IS. Look carefully at the pictures to Judge Condition forYourself…

I marked all Postcard Mailings “Non Machineable”(and pay the extra surcharge costs); but Still the Post Office hasinformed me thatAllpostcards need to be packaged withFlexible cardboard. I also marked all Postcards as “Do Not Bend”.

Please pay for your order after CombiningALL ITEMSon one invoice! This saves both of us money! Yousave on S/H charges and I save on fees! Thank you kindly, Judy & George….If you plan to purchasemultiple items, just put all the items you want into your cart, then press“REQUEST TOTAL” and I will be able to invoice you with combined shipping.Make sure you’re purchasing via computer, as this option is not available whenbuying with your phone.Once you have purchased an item and we havewrapped it for shipping, additional items CANNOT be added, and must be shippedseparately.All books are protectedby a moisture seal, bubble wrap, and they are packaged in a cardboard cartonfor added protection.

I marked all PostcardMailings “Non Machineable” (and pay the extra surcharge costs); but Still thePost Office has informed me thatAll postcards need to be packaged withFlexible cardboard. I also marked allPostcards as “DoNot Bend”.