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This is a color postcard featuring a photograph of the exterior of The Shell Factory, previously located in north Fort Myers, Florida. The back of the postcard is inscribed and is postmarked February 27, 1958. The inscription reads, "Feb. 25, 1958. Hello everyone: Was through this handsome [unintelligible]. Have just lots of nice things sure to make good dust catchers. How is everyone standing the snow. Has been cold here till the last few days. Began to think wasn't ever going to see the Florida sun. We are all good. Love, Newt & Ruth."

Marked postcard of an illustration of people gathering rosin gum.

Postcard featuring a photo of a great white heron. Photo is by A.A. Francesconi.

This is a postcard featuring an illustration of the outline of the State of Florida with an elephant, oranges, palm trees, a man fishing, and a woman in a swim suit and sunhat located around the state.

This is a postcard that has an illustration of a gray Tarpon fish and says "Greetings from Fort Myers Florida" in block letters. There are scenes of vacation activities inside the letters.

This is a illustrated postcard that allows the sender to detail their vacation experiences by checking boxes on the front. On the bottom of the front, it says "I'm writing this from a Gulf station in." "Bonita Springs, Fla." has been stamped at the end of the text to complete the sentence.

Unmarked color postcard with interior accordian booklet. The front cover is an illustration of the Long Key Bridge and the back cover is of the interior of Martello Tower. The illustrations in the accordian booklet are of various historical places in Key West. 3 1/4 x 4 1/4 in. (closed)

Marked postcard of photograph of a wetland forest featuring cypress trees with spanish moss on them. The front has a small narrative about the naming mythology of Spanish moss. On the back is a written message.

This is a postcard featuring an illustration of the Methodist Church in Fort Myers, Fla. The back is inscribed and has a postmark dated January 23, 1955. The inscription reads, "Jan. 23, 1955. We attended a new Methodist church today. 800 for the 2nd service. We love it here."

Unmarked lithograph postcard of the John T. Alsop Jr. Bridge in Jacksonville. 3 1/2 x 5 1/2 in.