Brooklyn Bridge - New York City - 20 Cent Brooklyn Bridge Stamp 1883-1983 - Vintage Serrated Edge Postcard - First day of Issue Postmark Donner Summit BridgeFront: Brooklyn Bridge New York City Back: The first bridge to span the East River to Brooklyn was opened to traffic in 1883 with a one penny toll charge. Its span is 1,595 feet with an overall length of 6,016 feet. Until 1903, this bridge held the honor of being the worlds largest suspension bridge. The lower Manhattan skyline is in the background. Mailed: Postmark on May 17, 1983, from Brooklyn, N. Y. with a blue twenty cent Brooklyn Bridge stamp
has an area of 2
2 miles SE of Bloom Center
The front of the postcard has slight aging and the left side of the card has slight water damage
likely of English or Scottish heritage based on their Midwestern roots
Front: Angles
Conventions and large social gatherings
You Want Some One to Love You - Satirical Vintage Postcard
The tree has several types of garlands
Front: Darlington Bridge over Sugar Creek in Montgomery County
101-McCullough Bridge
Back: "Thomas Lincoln and Nancy Hanks
Back: Beginning at Dawson creek