Here are a few more postcards from
Tom Pulley's collection -- This time depicting
Anaheim. The postcard above shows the
Municipal Light and Water Plant. (Nod to
Steve Faessel.) The image below shows an earlier incarnation of
Anaheim High School.
This last image (below) is from 1916 and is just one of many similar generic card designs featuring Dutch children. (Their accents always seem more German than Dutch to me, but I could be wrong.) The pennants or other decorative motifs featuring the cities names were always added later, allowing the same cards to be sold anywhere as "local." I don't quite understand what the appeal was -- But then I don't really understand the appeal of
Family Circus, Precious Moments or Hello Kitty either.
Here are a few more postcards from Tom Pulley's collection -- This time depicting Anaheim. The postcard above shows the Municipal Light and Water Plant. (Nod to Steve Faessel.) The image below shows an earlier incarnation of Anaheim High School.
This last image (below) is from 1916 and is just one of many similar generic card designs featuring Dutch children. (Their accents always seem more German than Dutch to me, but I could be wrong.) The pennants or other decorative motifs featuring the cities names were always added later, allowing the same cards to be sold anywhere as "local." I don't quite understand what the appeal was -- But then I don't really understand the appeal of Family Circus, Precious Moments or Hello Kitty either.
2 comments:
Ja Vol!
my grandmother spoke dutch. Dutch sounds more German then German
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