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Canoe at Waikiki — Pan American World Airways — n°1053 - Front — Front

Canoe at Waikiki — Pan American World Airways — n°1053 - Back — Back

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Colorized postcard showing a rowing canoe with several people in full navigation, in front of a mountain and palm tree landscape. The word 'Aloha' is written in yellow cursive letters. On the reverse, a handwritten letter to Martin Dennis Granger in Oakland, California, with a 6-cent U.S. Air Mail stamp and a postmark from Hilo, Hawaii, dated 25 August 1964. The publisher is Pan American World Airways, with the mention 'OUTRIGGER CANOE, WAIKIKI' and 'PHOTO BY PAN AMERICAN WORLD AIRWAYS'.

Characteristics

Type: Modern postcard (CPM)
Reference: DKBI75
Condition: Light folds, slightly worn corners, torn edges.
Availability: Unique piece
Condition: Guaranteed as shown in front and back scans

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