I use this space to post postcards of hydrogeologic interest (although sometimes I digress). I specifically collect water well postcards of Texas, a wee bit of artesian wells on cards in eastern New Mexico and southern Oklahoma, any card that claims to show the world's largest artesian well, and cards depicting particularly unusual artesian wells regardless of location. You'll notice that I post images of cards from all over the country and world. Since I have set searches on eBay that I check each morning, I retain images from where-ever for future reference and posting. You can, therefore, use this site to get a sense of what may be out there for your area of interest.
Since January 2014, my goal have been to post a new card a day until I run out, although I've been posting at least episodically since October 2010. At the moment (May 2016), I have about 950 cards to post, so I have a ways to go!
I also post images of my personal collection. If you have something I don't and you want to sell or trade, please let me know! bubba67 [insert that creepy at symbol] mac [dot] com.
Until next time.
One of the unusual non-Texas cards I've picked up. The Artesian Tree!
Hello! I saw your Bladon Springs AL card and wondered more about it. I am doing a research paper about the old Bladon Springs Hotel & Spa and came across your card. I couldn't see from the picture but what did it have written on the card front or back? I am very curious about the origins of the card. Thanks! ABT
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