"If the truth were known Uncle
Hiram Higrass trades the farm for fine building lots in the
suburbs. The site of the lots." This postcard was mailed
from Nebraska February 5, 1910.Click on the thumbnail images to get the full-sized image.
These postcards don't fit into any specific category. They are just a variety of postcards with frogs on them. I hope you enjoy them.
"If the truth were known Uncle
Hiram Higrass trades the farm for fine building lots in the
suburbs. The site of the lots." This postcard was mailed
from Nebraska February 5, 1910.
"Come on in, the water's
fine." This postcard was written on but has no postmark.
"And they call me 'Bait for
Bass'!" This postcard was not mailed.
This postcard was written on in
1975 in German, but it has no postmark.
"Better a big toad in a small
puddle, than a small toad in a large puddle." This postcard
was mailed from Iowa March 15, 1920.
"Standard Automobile Co. At
the show Duquesne Garden April 8-13, 1907 Confound those Packards
you never hear them coming" This postcard was not mailed.
"Croaking" This was sent
from Michigan December 23, 1906.
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