This is a pair of linen era Fort Knox, Kentucky postcards: a U.S. Gold Depository collage with tanks, armored cars, and troops, and an Air View, Fort Knox, Ky. card showing the 68th Field Artillery and 13th Armored Regiment barracks.
They show light to moderate age toning, small stains and spotting on the backs, and corner and edge wear, and one card has a noticeable corner bend, as the listing says.
The fronts carry card numbers 69807 and 69812, and the cream backs show no writing or postage, with Post Card in blue, a This Space for Writing Messages line, and Place One Cent Stamp Here boxes. The listing names Tichnor Bros as the maker and dates the cards to the linen era, generally 1930 to 1945.
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These two linen era Fort Knox postcards show you the Gold Depository, the tanks, and the barracks in full color, and they suit a shelf of military history. If it's the right copy for you, it's ready to come home.
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