April 12, 2024
1908 Lebanon County Fair Harness Race Trotter Pacer PA
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is a rare printed photo post card. This circa 1908 uncancelled divided back view of the Pennsylvania Fair Ground Harness Racing grandstand scene. It shows a group of horses pounding down the home stretch of a dirt track trotting or pacing race. Caption is " as above ..... Lebanon County Fair August 25 - 56 , 1908 ~~ From Fair Headquarters of the Lebanon Daily and Semi-Weekly News ~~ The Two Leading Newspapers ~~ Big Day , Big Race ! ~~ Saturdayn , August 29th " . I have a nice selection of some of the early cards up at this time ~~ so check out the other auctions. It is in very good condition but a bit washed out by the flash VERY GOOD TONES and FOCUS IN PERSON so , if any questions please email me at Please look at my other current auctions as I have a large group of main street views up for sale. Winner pays $2.99 shipping ( additional views shipped for $.69 each after first in same shipment ) and $1.35 insurance per $50.00 valuation if desired. I will not be responsible for uninsured items due to the few that are lost or damaged in the mail. It is a small cost to insure your items safety and delivery to the final destination. I accept U.S.P.S. money orders, checks, and PayPal. Good hunting and thank you for viewing this interesting item. Please bookmark my sales for a wide variety of unusual goodies The free listing tool. List
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