April 12, 2024
Beautiful Wooden Scrapbook w/ Ohio River Boat Postcards
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Up for grabs is a beautiful wooden scrapbook with 16 Ohio Riverboat postcards and more. The wooden scrapbook says "My Scrap Book" on the front and has 2 ducks on the front flying, The binding is leather laces and the front cover is hinged with to small hinges. The River boat postcards are numbered 1-16 and they are 1.Betsy Ann, 2. Buckeye State, 3. Delta Queen, 4.Grand Republic, 5. General Wood, 6. Homer Smith, 7. Kanawha, 8.Lorena, 9. Marietta Warf, 10. Pittsburg Harbor, 11. Queen City, 12. Senator Cordill, 13. Sonoma, 14. Tarascon, 15. Washington, and 16. W.P. Snyder. These Postcards are all paintings by William E. Reed except for the W.P. Snyder postcard which is from the Ohio River Museum, W.P. Snyder,Jr. Marietta Ohio. All the postcards are held in place with corner holders on each page. All the postcards in this book are in very nice condition and have never been used. Also in this scrapbook are other postcards.....A Glacial Grooves State Memorial Kelleys Island Ohio Postcard, a Indian Inscription Rock Kelleys Island Ohio Postcard, A postcard of the ship "Spartan", and a St. Marys Falls Canal and Soo Locks Postcard. T is also a postcard for the Campus Martis Museum, Ohio Historical Society. Also t is a nice poem and some religious material included in this scrapbook, T is also some empty pages in the back. I purchased this
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