RPPC Rescue Skiff High Water 1907, Evansville, Indiana, Flood Relief Rescue Boat for Sale

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RPPC Rescue Skiff High Water 1907, Evansville, Indiana, Flood Relief Rescue Boat For Sale

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RPPC Rescue Skiff High Water 1907, Evansville, Indiana, Flood Relief Rescue Boat:
$19.99

$1 flat for the first 4 cards, plus $0.33 for each additional postcard,unless specified otherwise.
Thank you for your interest in our collection of vintage to antique postcards. Each postcard in our collection has its own unique history and character, reflecting its journey through time. Due to their age, it's natural for these postcards to show signs of wear such as edge wear, corner bumps, surface scratches, or slight discoloration. We believe these characteristics contribute to the authenticity and charm of each piece.We have done our best to capture the condition of each postcard through detailed photographs that form an integral part of this listing. We encourage you to examine these images closely to appreciate the true condition of the postcard.Should you have any questions about a specific postcard or require more detailed images, please do not hesitate to contact us. We are here to assist you and ensure that you can select the perfect piece for your collection with confidence.This Real Photo Postcard (RPPC) captures a significant historical event in Evansville, Indiana, during the high water flood of 1907. The image features a rescue skiff with several men standing and seated, dressed in early 20th-century attire, poised on the water's edge amidst debris and rising floodwaters. The background shows industrial buildings and structures, highlighting the severe impact of the flood. This postcard provides a poignant glimpse into the challenges faced by the community during this natural disaster.
The back of the postcard is clean and unused, featuring space for a message and address. It is published by J. Ira & Co., Evansville, Ind., and includes a unique vintage design with "Post Card" elegantly written.