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First Avenue Looking North. Colman Building, Seattle — View of a busy street with a streetcar — Publisher: Lowman & Harford S. & P. Co. (verso) - Front
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First Avenue Looking North. Colman Building, Seattle — View of a busy street with a streetcar — Publisher: Lowman & Harford S. & P. Co. (verso) - Back
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First Avenue Looking North. Colman Building, Seattle — View of a busy street with a streetcar — Publisher: Lowman & Harford S. & P. Co. (verso)

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Description

Colored view of First Avenue in Seattle, looking north, showing the Colman Building and Albert Hanney's jewelry store. Streetcars and pedestrians move along the street. On the reverse, the publisher Lowman & Harford S. & P. Co. is mentioned, along with a handwritten address in Portland for Albert Gautien. Green 10-cent stamp (1910) and postmark 'ATTLE, INA' from February 12.

Characteristics

Type
Antique postcard (CPA)
Reference
RXO25
Condition
good condition
Availability
Unique piece
Condition
Guaranteed as shown in front and back scans

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