St Paul's Episcopal Church, Winter Haven, Florida, 1953 - Curt Teich Postcard
St Paul's Episcopal Church, Winter Haven, Florida, 1953 - Curt Teich Postcard

St Paul's Episcopal Church, Winter Haven, Florida, 1953 - Curt Teich Postcard

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Printed colour linen-type postcard showing a view of St Paul's Episcopal Church in Winter Haven, Florida, USA.

Published by Curteich, Chicago, C.T. Art-Colortone, No 2C-H1507, 1952.

Postally used on 18 February 1963 with Bletchley Buckinghamshire cancellation on red 2½d stamp and sent to Pluckley, Ashford, Kent.

Fairly good condition, with slight corner bumps, but crease to bottom left corner and light creases to top right corner.

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Listing ID#221640755
Start TimeFri 26 Apr 2024 06:55:27 (EDT)
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