The World of Lighthouses on the Postcards of Yesterday and Today
TITLE: Greetings from MAINE
CAPTION: NUBBLE LIGHT
Cape Neddick, York, one of the most photographed, illustrated and readily identifiable lighthouses on the east coast.
Photo by John Alderson
POSTCARD ID: M-314 and P332788
PUBLISHER: Coastal Colour Products, Box 73, Danvers, MA 01923
POSTMARK: Unused – Water Damaged, Continental Sized Postcard
TITLE: Port De Bouc B.D.R.n Le Fort Vauban
CAPTION: None
POSTCARD ID: None
PUBLISHER: A. Tardy
POSTMARK: None – Real Photo Postcard is Unused
TITLE: Bald Head Lighthouse – Smith Island, N.C.
CAPTION: Abandoned several years ago, Baldhead Lighthouse stood alone as the only structure on Smith Island guiding marine craft up the Cape Fear River and past the feared naked bleak elbow of sand that juts far into the ocean from lower Cape Fear. ©1974 Aerial Photography Services, Inc., Charlotte, N.C.
POSTCARD ID: 32120-C
PUBLISHER: Pub by Aerial Photography Services, Inc., 2300 Dunavant St., Charlotte, N.C. 28203
POSTMARK: None – Unused Continental Sized Postcard
TITLE: The Outer Banks Ocracoke Lighthouse
POSTCARD ID: L-96653-D and RD-NH 251
Printed in Canada
PUBLISHER: Pub. by Rowe Distributing Co., Inc., Chesapeake, VA 23325
Photo by Lisa A Griggs
Diamond Head Lighthouse
Diamond Head lighthouse silhouetted against the cool evening sky on the south shore of O’ahu.
Photo by Chris Steffins
O-340 12301 340
Light House and Sea Oats.
Do not pick the Sea Oats – State Law. The Sea Oats are needed to hold the sand.
Photo: Dave Davis Published by Gator Card Co. Continental Size 56898-D LCBG-2
