Mexican Revolution RPPC 1914 U.S. Veracruz Occupation Raising Flag Real Photo
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Real Photo PostcardThis is a poor, washed out and faded real photo postcard. The poor quality is because this is a second or worse generation of the original Hadsell photo. The caption that was added to this particular photo looks like it might be incorrect. I think it reads 4-21-1914 instead of 4-27-1914. It's difficult for me to tell if that is a 1 or 7 in the photo - it might be a 7, so maybe it is correct.This photo shows the formal raising of the US flag in Veracruz on April 27, 1914.The card is warped and curled some. There is heavy corner wear. The corners are rounded. The tip of the bottom right corner is creased, and the surface is pulling away some. The postcard has a truly evident amount of darkening and discoloration. The front has blackening and some fingerprints. The backside has a particularly nasty amount of dirtiness. This postcard definitely has a lot of wear.This real photo postcard comes from the Theodore Strothman collection. I have more of his postcards listed this week.Additional information about Strothman:I don't know a lot about Strothman. If you need details on how I came about the following information, please ask. After looking through his collection, I think he enlisted in the navy in 1909. In 1911, he was apparently on the U.S.S. Colorado, Musician 2nd Class (band), in San Diego and San Francisco. He
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