
1914 Comic Woman Writing Desk Postcard Panama Nebraska March 1914 For Sale

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1914 Comic Woman Writing Desk Postcard Panama Nebraska March 1914: $4.27
Charming and humorous early 1900s comic postcard featuring a Victorian-era woman seated at a writing desk with the caption: “Dear Friend: I have not changed my name; And my address remains the same!” Wonderful bright colors and classic comic postcard styling from the era. Mailed March 1914 with a clear Huntington, Nebraska postmark and green 1-cent George Washington stamp. Addressed to Miss Alice Underwood of Panama, Nebraska. The handwritten message reads in part: “Dear Alice: I write to tell you the girls are gone to town today…” A fantastic small-town Americana correspondence card with excellent social history appeal and attractive artwork. Item Specifics: - Type: Comic / Humor Postcard
- Era: Divided Back
- Postmarked: Yes
- Year: 1914
- Theme: Humor, Women, Writing, Friendship
- Features: Handwritten Message, Stamp, Postal History
- City: Huntington, Nebraska
- Destination: Panama, Nebraska
- Material: Paper
Notable Features: - Bright illustrated comic design
- Early 1914 postal use
- Clear Nebraska cancellation
- Original handwritten correspondence
- Attractive green 1-cent Washington stamp
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