cardboardamerica:

Horn & Hardart Automats 

You make your selection from an almost endless variety of delicious foods…from hundred of little individual show cases. Over half a million people enjoy Horn & Hardart Food every day, making possible lowest prices for the Finest Food Obtainable at Any Price.

Also known as the setting for a great scene in That Touch of Mink:

cardboardamerica:

Greetings from Dynamic Detroit, Michigan

1. “Spirit of Detroit” Sculpture by Marshall Fredericks
2. Detroit Civic Center

(via postcardtimemachine)

sentandreceived:

Muskegon, Michigan… view looking down Western Avenue. Muskegon derived its name from the Indian term muskego (river-with-marshes). Now a modern industrial city, Muskegon has one of the finest port terminals on Lake Michigan.

ucsdspecialcollections:

Ensenada, Mexico, March 1, 1958, Howard E. Gulick Papers, MSS 91

wonderful-strange:

Gay Dolphin Gift Cove, Myrtle Beach SC.

vintagebinger:

1935 postcard sent from Charleston, South Carolina to Miami, Florida. Postage used to be one cent.

The text reads “Had a nice trip here. This is the week of the Azalea Festival, so we get to see a lot more. The gardens are lovely. Will leave Mon. or Tue. for Miami. Hope you are all [indecipherable]. Ema”

(Source: gutfeelingszines)

bad-postcards:

HACKENSACK RIVER CROSSING

NEW JERSEY TURNPIKE. Approaching Hackensack River crossing.

Wish you were here.