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Both show corner rounding, edge wear, light surface scuffs, and warm toning, and the backs carry a typed note with initials and pencil notes, as the listing says.
The typed back reads On October 1, 1941 I visited Santa Cruz, California Redwood Reserve, and calls the tree the fourth tallest in the world, 306 feet tall after losing 75 feet in a wind storm, 22 feet in diameter and 66 feet in circumference. The second back repeats the Oct 1st 1941 date and those measurements in pencil, so you get the photos and the visitor's own record together.
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These two 1941 redwood photo postcards come with the visitor's dated notes on the giant tree, and they suit a shelf of California road trip history. If it's the right copy for you, it's ready to come home.
Every item is honestly described and carefully packed. These are vintage pieces, so light age-related wear comes with them. I show and describe what I see so you know what to expect.
If your order arrives damaged or materially different from the listing, contact me within 7 days of delivery and I will make it right.
Returns must be sent back within 30 days of purchase, in the same condition received. I inspect each return against the original photos and description.
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Not eligible for a refund: requests made more than 30 days after purchase, items returned damaged, or items returned in different condition than received.
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Yes. Every photo is the actual piece, taken by me. When it sells, it is gone.
I note maker, mark, era, and measurements when I can confirm them, and say so plainly when I cannot. Unmarked pieces get dated by what the piece itself shows.
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