Greenville Maine Waterskiing Boats Spectators Crowd Sport RPPC Postcard

Description

Description:
(which includes the photos)
For Sale:
A real photo postcard from Moosehead Lake, Greenville, Maine. The card depicts a crowd of spectators watching a water skier. The display of the flag suggests a celebration. The photo looks to be c1930s.
Identifying marks:
“Good times.”, “On Moosehead Lake.”, “Greenville. Maine. no. 426.” (front title: 3 hand written lines as printed). The card has a white border and a simple divided back with no stamp box.
Condition:
Used very good condition. The card has not been posted: no message, no stamp, no postal markings. On the front are a few scattered white spots and dark specks (some may be on the negative), there’s a tiny dot on the white border, and one of the corners shows very slight wear. On the back is a small “10” written lightly in pencil, in a corner, and a small dot of discoloration. The card stock has a slight curve to it. Please examine the photos closely.
Thanks for considering this item.
The Fine Print:
Descriptions:
I try to provide accurate descriptions. It’s important to understand that I’m not an expert on these items and so my assessments can be off. In particular, information is often derived from internet sources which may not be accurate. Also, measurements are rounded and can be off a bit.
Photos:
The photos are the most important part of the description. You need to examine them closely. If you see something you don’t like, there’s a good chance it’s still going to be there when you open the package. Still, it might be just a shadow or the lighting. Also, there might be something missing from the photos that you need to see. So, if it’s a deal breaker, please ask me about it before buying (or not buying).
Note:
a photo may contain unrelated items added for scale or ambiance, e.g., a U.S. half dollar (1.2") or dime (0.7”). Such items are not included in the sale. The sale includes only the item(s) detailed in the written description.
Definitions:
“Antique” means at least 100 years old (pre 1920), while “Vintage” means at least 50 years old (pre 1970). When an item is described as such, often it's just my considered estimate and should not be taken as an expert assessment. These are frequent search terms and are included for that reason.
Returns:
Free returns within 30 days.
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Questions:
I’m happy to answer questions. Asking is always easier and cheaper than having to pack something up and return it. If you see an error in this listing, please let me know. Corrections are welcome.
Inventory: EBD10A