Tag: Early American Postcards Dr. Dan Friedman

  • Early American Postcards: a review

    Early American Postcards: a review

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    Early American Postcards (1868-1901): a comprehensive guide, catalog, and market values for pioneer, & private mailing card postcards by Dr. Daniel Friedman: A Review Timothy Van Staden, Ph.D,at home in New England, USA The author’s forward announces that “Every postcard pictured in this book is over 100 years old.” For the reader who is not a…

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Bill Burton
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Once upon a time Bermuda onions really came from Bermuda. Who knew? Why didn’t you tell us? It’s true, onions were imported to America by the boatload. Nowadays, the onions you buy at the grocery store are probably from Texas. Most Americans care little where their food is grown, but if you do, the place of origin should be on the box.

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