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Postcard of a photograph of an alligator lying on the bank of a body of water. Manufactured by the Gator Card Co. and Dexter Press, Inc.

A marked postcard of a man labeled as a "native of dixieland." The second half of the text on the front of the card reads: "A major industry in the south."

A postcard featuring the Bonita Springs Hotel, located on Tamiami Trail. The hotel is referred to as "The Best Little Hotel in South Florida."

This is a postcard showing the main sign for Caribbean Gardens, a garden and zoo with exotic birds and rare and tropical plants, located in Naples, Florida. Te sign has a large red arrow pointing to the gardens with a tucan sitting on top.

This is a collection of two postcards contained in an envelope, depicting disaster scenes in Key West, Florida. The first features two photographs of collapsed buildings and has been written on in Spanish on the back. The second depicts a fire on the coast on November 2, 1910 and has been written on in Spanish on the back.

A color postcard featuring a photograph of the shoreline of Estero Island, Florida (Fort Myers Beach) on the front.

This is a postcard featuring a photo of the sign and main entrance to the Everglades Wonder Gardens, located in Bonita Springs, Florida. The back of the postcard is inscribed and has a postmark dated December 27, 1963.

This is a postcard featuring an advertisement for the Everglades Wonder Gardens, with photographs of alligators, otters, and falmingos on the front. The back has a map to the Gardens and space for writing.

This is a postcard featuring an illustration of the First Baptist Church located in Fort Myers, Florida. The back of the postcard is inscribed and has a postmark dated September 29, 1947. The inscription reads, "Notice my new address. I like sea pictures, churches, dogs, etc. - The hurricane was a wonderful but awful experience."

Unmarked post card with illustration of the state of Florida. Text on back details the "Hysteria of Flour Dough."