Box 1
Contains 64 Results:
1. Jan. 27, 1912. T.S.S. Rotterdam. Holland, American Line.
The bulk of the postcards are arranged chronologically, with the dates provided in most cases by Chris Meyer. Where his date is not present, there is usually a postal mark, although these are often hard to read. Most of the cards were mailed from Grand Rapids. Some also carry a Leidens postal mark from their receipt in the Netherlands.
2. Feb. 7, 1912. Elysian Park, 10th & Hudson Sts., Hoboken, N.J.
The bulk of the postcards are arranged chronologically, with the dates provided in most cases by Chris Meyer. Where his date is not present, there is usually a postal mark, although these are often hard to read. Most of the cards were mailed from Grand Rapids. Some also carry a Leidens postal mark from their receipt in the Netherlands.
3. Feb. 9, 1912. No. 151, Moonlight on Lake Michigan, Macatawa Park, Mich.
The bulk of the postcards are arranged chronologically, with the dates provided in most cases by Chris Meyer. Where his date is not present, there is usually a postal mark, although these are often hard to read. Most of the cards were mailed from Grand Rapids. Some also carry a Leidens postal mark from their receipt in the Netherlands.
4. Feb. 14, 1912. 180. West Bridge Street, G.R.
The bulk of the postcards are arranged chronologically, with the dates provided in most cases by Chris Meyer. Where his date is not present, there is usually a postal mark, although these are often hard to read. Most of the cards were mailed from Grand Rapids. Some also carry a Leidens postal mark from their receipt in the Netherlands.
5. March 3, 1912. 6906 Water Front at North Park, GR.
The bulk of the postcards are arranged chronologically, with the dates provided in most cases by Chris Meyer. Where his date is not present, there is usually a postal mark, although these are often hard to read. Most of the cards were mailed from Grand Rapids. Some also carry a Leidens postal mark from their receipt in the Netherlands.
6. March 4, 1912. Thomas D. Gilbert Monument, Fulton Park, GR
The bulk of the postcards are arranged chronologically, with the dates provided in most cases by Chris Meyer. Where his date is not present, there is usually a postal mark, although these are often hard to read. Most of the cards were mailed from Grand Rapids. Some also carry a Leidens postal mark from their receipt in the Netherlands.
7. March 4, 1912 6929 Center Walk, Lincoln Park, GR
The bulk of the postcards are arranged chronologically, with the dates provided in most cases by Chris Meyer. Where his date is not present, there is usually a postal mark, although these are often hard to read. Most of the cards were mailed from Grand Rapids. Some also carry a Leidens postal mark from their receipt in the Netherlands.
8. March 19 (29?), 1912. Animal Cages, John Ball Park.
The bulk of the postcards are arranged chronologically, with the dates provided in most cases by Chris Meyer. Where his date is not present, there is usually a postal mark, although these are often hard to read. Most of the cards were mailed from Grand Rapids. Some also carry a Leidens postal mark from their receipt in the Netherlands.
9. March 24, 1912. 6941. Voulevard, John Ball Park, GR
The bulk of the postcards are arranged chronologically, with the dates provided in most cases by Chris Meyer. Where his date is not present, there is usually a postal mark, although these are often hard to read. Most of the cards were mailed from Grand Rapids. Some also carry a Leidens postal mark from their receipt in the Netherlands.
10. March 26, 1912. 6905. Pavilion, North Park, GR
The bulk of the postcards are arranged chronologically, with the dates provided in most cases by Chris Meyer. Where his date is not present, there is usually a postal mark, although these are often hard to read. Most of the cards were mailed from Grand Rapids. Some also carry a Leidens postal mark from their receipt in the Netherlands.