MO, KANSAS CITY - Tonopah & Goldfield rail car, crowd, band etc RPPC - D18156 Class Pictures / School Pictures WE HAVE SOME ATTRACTIVE PRICES

WE HAVE SOME ATTRACTIVE PRICES

they say skulls and things at bottom

mailed 1907 - T815 with a Fort Scott and Joplin RPO cancel postmark

but is written on with:  FORMER RESIDENCE OF A MRS HURTER (or MRS HUNTER) - OCCUPIES A BLOCK AND HAS ABOUT A DOZEN BUNGALOWS AS PER _________ - MOST ATTRACTIVE

The Robbins Bros Co

MO, KANSAS CITY - Tonopah & Goldfield rail car, crowd, band etc RPPC - D18156 Class Pictures / School Pictures WE HAVE SOME ATTRACTIVE PRICESMissouri Real Photo postcard mailed from Kansas City, MO in 1910 with a clear Flag killer postmark cancel with STATION A . Note is addressed to Mrs. F J Mettler of Knoxville from her son Albert, who arrived there that morning. This real photo postcard has a lot detail in the image. Starting at the top there are buildings as well as we're almost looks like fire towers or mining towers elevator of sorts. A few of the buildings have signs that you can