

Western Washington Fir Log, RPPC, Washington, 1940s
1940s
$12.95
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Historical Context & Description
This Real Photo Postcard (RPPC) captures a massive fir log being transported on a truck in Western Washington. The image highlights the scale of logging operations typical of the Pacific Northwest during the mid-20th century. Two men stand beside the truck, providing a sense of scale to the enormous log. The background features a gas station, indicating the log's journey through a small town.
The back of the postcard is unused, with a typical RPPC layout featuring sections for correspondence and address. The card is in excellent condition, with no visible wear or damage.
This postcard documents the logging industry that was pivotal to the economy of the Pacific Northwest. The image serves as a historical record of the scale and impact of logging practices during this era. Surviving examples like this provide valuable insights into regional industrial history and the transformation of natural landscapes.
Details
- Type
- postcard
- Condition
- excellent
- Location
- Western Washington
Unused, no visible wear or damage.
All items offered are original period pieces. No reproductions or modern reprints.
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