OFFERING A SEPIA TONE POSTCARD VIEW OF
 THE WASHINGTON ELM, CAMBRIDGE, MASS.

SEE VIEWS ABOVE

"Under this tree Gen. Washington first took command
of the American Army, July 3rd, 1775"

NUMBERED ON THE FRONT LEFT
"9 - 1"

  STATES ON THE LOWER BACK LEFT:
"Historical Series of Revolutionary Towns"
Published by E. (Edith) A. Buck, Concord, Mass."

EDITH A. BUCK WAS AN EARLY WOMAN 
PHOTOGRAPHER & ENTREPRENEUR 

DIVIDED BACK PLACES IT 1907 and AFTER

GUESS ON AGE 1920's OR EARLIER
(for the 300th anniversary of the landing of the Pilgrims?)
BUT COULD BE MUCH EARLIER

THE TREE WAS 210 YEARS OLD WHEN IT DIED IN 1923,
SO THIS HAS TO BE PRIOR TO THAT UNHAPPY OCCASION

UNPOSTED WITH NO WRITING

IN THE 1892 CONCORD DIRECTORY & GUIDE, MISS EDITH A. BUCK
OF MAIN STREET, CONCORD
IS ADVERTISING
"MILLINERY and FANCY GOODS
FANS, FANCYWORK MATERIALS
RIBBONS"
ALSO
"Agency for Barrett's Dye House"

SIZE about 5 1/2" HIGH x 3 1/2" WIDE

NEAR FINE VINTAGE CONDITION

A SMALL CHIP AT THE TOP LEFT CORNER

OTHER CORNERS STILL SQUARE AND SHARP

A NICE CARD IF YOU'RE LOOKING FOR ANY OF THE CARDS
FROM THIS HISTORICAL SERIES

I HAVE ONE MORE IN THIS HISTORIAL SERIES
OF THOREAU'S HUT IN CONCORD, MASS.

BID NOW!

BUYER PREPAYS PLUS SHIPPING

AUCTIONS MUST BE PAID WITHIN 7 DAYS OF AUCTION END BY PAY PAL

FOREIGN SHIPPING ARRANGED

MASSACHUSETTS CUSTOMERS ADD 6.25% SALES TAX

WE'LL SHIP ANYWHERE AS LONG AS YOU PAY THE SHIPPING!