Discover a rare glimpse into early 20th-century American life with this authentic Real Photo Postcard (RPPC) from 1911. The image captures a rugged scene featuring a group of men alongside several workhorses, likely at a logging camp or rural homestead in Maine. A rustic wooden structure, possibly a cabin or mill, stands in the background with smoke emanating, suggesting a working environment or a cozy hearth. The detailed photographic print offers a fascinating look at the attire, equipment, and daily activities of the era, making it a compelling piece of social history.This collectible postcard was captured by W. C. Cunningham, a photographer based in Liberty, Maine, adding a unique provenance to the item. The reverse side bears a clear postmark from North Worth, Maine, dated January 9, 1911, and is addressed to Mrs. Eva Corworth in Steep Falls, Maine. The presence of a one-cent George Washington stamp further authenticates its period. This postcard is a valuable acquisition for collectors of historical Maine memorabilia, logging industry photographs, or vintage real photo postcards depicting Americana and rural life.
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