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Give Me Another One
A postcard picturing a young couple kissing in a flowery meadow. Addressed to Agnes Scully. The back is transcribed as “Dear Agnes; recieved your Postal and was very glad to hear from you. what does this picture remind you about. Did you enjoy your…
Foxy Grand-Pa
A postcard with an artist's rendition of an older man sitting on a stool in front of a wooden building. Addressed to Agnes Scully. The back is transcribed as “Dear Agnes I forget all about you you will now know your feller on the other side your…
Day Dreams
A postcard entitled "Day Dreams" picture a woman in a white dress and an umbrella, sitting in a canoe. Addressed to Agnes Scully. The back is transcribed as “Dear Agnes – When are you coming down to see me? Love from Albertine and myself Satie Miss…
City Prison (The Tombs)
A postcard of a street corner with to cement buildings. The one in full view has a brown/red roof. There is an overpass/bridge in the background. Addressed to Miss Agnes Scully. The back is transcribed as “Dear Cousin Agnus, me are having a lovely…
Cannon, Bennington VT
A postcard of a large cannon with a pyramid of cannonballs in front. Addressed to Miss Agnes Scully. The back is transcribed as “Having a nice time Margaret Agnes Scully Windsor Lake No adams Mass”.
A Sacrifice
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”.
"The Catamount"
A postcard of the Catamount statue in front of several large trees located in Bennington, Vermont. Addressed to Agnes Scully. The back is transcribed as “Miss Agnes Scully Windsor Lake North Adams Mass”.
"Erin go bragh!"
An embossed postcard of a woman in a green dress holding a green flag with a harp on it. The text says "Erin go bragh!" Postcard addressed to Miss Agnes Scully. The back is transcribed as “From Mollie, Miss Agnes Scully Windsor Lake North Adams…
"Attention to soldiers, keep smiling!"
A postcard of two soldiers in green uniforms standing in the center. One is leaning around the other and making the other smile with his hand. Addressed to Miss Agnes Scully. The back is transcribed as “Hope you can find him and if he looking like…