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Unmarked linen postcard showing a flock of flamingos, several nests are filled with eggs.

Linen postcard showing the Bayfront Park from the connecting street, Flagler. 1 1/2 cent poststamp of Martha Washington. Back states, "Miami- 1-2-48. Dear Cousins. Clarence was operated on the 29th of Dec. Has been very critical! Almost left us today. They gave him a pint of blood today and he recovered a little better tonite. He has been sick so long that he doesnt have any resistance. Will let you know still how he is. Love, Doris."

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 postcard of Dugger's Tropical Village, showing the finished complex from the road. (Front)

An unmarked, linen postcard featuring the Royal Palms and Open Air Post Office, "The City of Palms". Located at 2301 First Street known as the Fort Myers Post Office. "Towering cocoa nuts and majestic royal palms surround this unusual Open Air Post Office. This winter resort is noted for its beautiful homes, palm lined avenues and tropical waterfront". Published by M.E. Russell in Sarasota, Florida.

An unmarked, linen postcard featuring the Winter Home of the late Thomas A. Edison in Fort Myers, Florida.

An unmarked, linen postcard featuring Thomas A. Edison Memorial Bridge in Fort Myers, Florida. Published by M.E. Russell in Sarasota, Florida.

An unmarked, linen postcard depicting Fort Myers from the air showing yacht basin and Caloosahatchee River.

An unmarked, linen postcard featuring royal palms on First Street in Fort Myers, Florida in the moonlight. Published by M.E. Russell in Sarasota, Florida.

A postcard view of the ferry office at Punta Rassa in the 1950s.