April 12, 2024
6 OLD SWEETWATER, TENN POSTCARDS - TRAIN DEPOT, QUARRY
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Up for auction are SIX OLD POSTCARDS OF SWEETWATER, TENN. AND OTHERS in original condition. The first is postmarked Aug. 1, 1911 and is a real photo of a man & two women sitting on a cannon. The second is postmarked 1914 and is of the Presbyterian Church of Sweetwater. The third is also postmarked 1914 and is of Sweetwater College. The fourth is postmarked 1914 and is of the Methodist Church of Sweetwater. The fifth card is postmarked 1915 and is of an East Tennessee Marble Quarry. The last one is postmarked 1913 and is of the Southern Depot, Sweetwater, Tenn. Each card show signs of age and wear: some wear to the corners and edges, some creases and the backs have darkened with the passage of time. These measure approx. 5 1/2" long and 3 1/2" tall. (I will be listing other old postcards so you might want to keep an eye on my auctions. Shipments can be combined.) If you have any questions, PLEASE e-mail before bidding. The successful bidder pays S&Packing materials of $1.50. Insurance is additional as is international shipping. Ohio residents, please add sales tax. I accept money orders, personal checks, other forms of payment (please e-mail), and Paypal, preferably in that order. For all U.S. buyers choosing to pay by Paypal, insurance and signature confirmation WILL BE REQUIRED due to Paypal's buyer guarantee policy. The fee for
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