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Postcard of a black and white baby. It is unsent and the back is empty.

Postcard of a portrait of a woman. The postcard is unsent and the back is blank.

A postcard depicting the World War I battleship the US Virginia. It is unsent and the back is blank.

A postcard depicting the Washington Elm, a tree in Cambridge which stood for 210 years until it died in 1923. It is unsent and the back is blank.

A postcard depicting Burden Lake. Addressed to Agnes Scully. The back is transcribed as “Dear Agnes, I have not forgotten you Sara All Jesie and I have had a lovely time here Sunday. I will write soon with Bore Allentine Miss Agnes Scully Windsor…

A postcard depicting a couple in an embrace in a park with a black and white border. Addressed to Frank Chase. The back is transcribed as "Frank Chase".

A postcard depicting six individuals laughing with each other, with the phrase "I'm coming to see you and we'll have a jolly time". Addressed to Carl Poage. The sender has written "you come to see me" above the phrase. the back side reads “Dearest…

A postcard showing a couple walking in a park, while the woman looks at another man. Addressed to Miss Agnes Scully. The back reads “From Ellen Scully Miss Agnes Scully Windsor Lake North Adams Mass”.

A postcard with an artist's cartoon depiction of a man getting mauled by a tiger. It is titled "I May Not See You Again", but the "not" has been crossed out by the sender. The sender has also added French subtitles for the man and the tiger.…

A postcard with an artists depiction of the Mayflower Inn. The inn is a very long yellow building with at least two brick chimneys. The back reads “best regards from May. Miss Agnes Scully Windsor Lake North Adams Mass”.

The postcard has an artist's rendition of the Lechmere Viaduct in Boston, Massachusetts that carries the MBTA Green Line. Addressed to Agnes Scully. “Dropped off here this morning taken in the Auto. Show if I have time I am going to Charlestown to…

A postcard depicting the Rose Garden in Elizabeth Park, showing off flowery arches. The back is transcribed as “Have seen a little of Mads country but Mass. for him T.H.M. Miss Agnes Scully WIndsor Lake No. Adams Mass”