Vintage Postcard 1961 Shaky Greetings Canada Lily Flower Botanic Artist Rockwood Dogs Point me to profits

Point me to profits

The tumbled stone is set on an antiqued bronze adjustable ring with sturdy sugru adhesive

The message provides a rare look at the agricultural side of this timber-centric community

Your lively Brachiopod Shell Fossil sphere brings the ancient ocean right to your fingertips

Notable light horizontal crease near the top left and minor edge wear consistent with international transit

Vintage Postcard 1961 Shaky Greetings Canada Lily Flower Botanic Artist Rockwood Dogs Point me to profitsSocial History: Mailed by a woman named Mary from Rockwood, Tennessee to Miss S. Forest in Chicago, IL, the heartfelt message apologizes for "shaky" handwriting and a delay in writing since Christmas due to health reasons. It represents the "social lifeline" role postcards played for those homebound in mid century America. Scene: Canada Lily (Lilium canadense), also known as the Wild Yellow Lily. The American Nature Association, famous for publishing