April 12, 2024
ROSCOMMON, MICH. Business Section with Coca-Cola Sign - Real Photo RPPC 1940s
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Roscommon, Mich., real photo postcard by unidentified photographer, ca. 1940s This very sharp, detailed real photo postcard shows a block-long business district in downtown Roscommon, Michigan MI during the 1940s. The necessities are all here - McCREDIE'S MEATS & GROCERIES, DeWAELE's DRUGS & SODAS , and JOHN'S BAR B. Q. A rooftop sign over the grocery store advertises Coca-Cola and a sign on the front of the drug store advertises Arctic ICE CREAM . A classic 1940s view from this northern Michigan town. Postally unused, divided back, 3 3/8" x 5 3/8". EKC stamp box dates postcard to 1939-1950. Condition Excellent condition with very light corner wear. Upper left corner with white corner is not damage - just the way this photographer printed his postcards.Please contact me with any questions before placing bid. Use the “Ask a question” link at the bottom of this page – thanks! Please Note: I enlarge scans to show the detail in postcards . Payment and Shipping Michigan buyers must pay 6% MI Sales Tax or provide resale certificate. Buyer pays fixed shipping price of $2.00 within U.S. for up to 3 postcards. Shipping charge includes insurance for full value of postcard through my insurance provider. Buyers outside U.S. pay actual shipping charges. I ship in rigid postcard sleeves inside sturdy cardboard postcard mailers. Payment must be
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