RPPC AZO Postcard Old Homestead Collapse Scene Wilson c.1910s Tornado Ruins

Description

View RPPC AZO Postcard Old Homestead Collapse Scene Wilson c.1910s Tornado Ruins with current marketplace pricing, condition, product images and item details. The debris includes siding, framing, and beams strewn across the grass. The card is unused and printed on AZO photographic paper with four upward-pointing triangles, indicating production during the 1904–1918 period. This early 20th-century real photo postcard captures a scene of total structural collapse labeled “Old Homestead – Wilson” on the back in handwritten script. The image shows a large tree in the foreground with scattered lumber, collapsed walls, and what appears to be the skeletal remains of a wooden house — potentially the aftermath of a storm, tornado, or intentional demolition. The debris includes siding, framing, and beams strewn across the grass. The card is unused and printed on AZO photographic paper with four upward-pointing triangles, indicating production during the 1904–1918 period. The stark black-and-white photograph offers a dramatic visual of early rural American life, ruin, and resilience. Postmarked: Unused Photo Paper Type: AZO (four triangles up) Date: c.1904–1918 Back text reads: “Old homestead – Wilson” (handwritten) Location: Possibly Wilson, Kansas or another rural “Wilson” location in the U.S. Condition: May have writing on card Some corner and edge wear Card may be curved Please see the photos for all condition details If you have any questions, please contact before purchasing Shipping: All our items will ship securely. We ship next business day unless otherwise noted Please open packages carefully to avoid cutting contents Condition: Used. Category: Collectibles › Postcards & Supplies › Postcards › Topographical Postcards.

Unit of Sale

Single Unit

Country

United States

Theme

Disasters, Tornado

Year Manufactured

1908

Features

Undivided Back

Postage Condition

Unposted

Subject

Tornado Damage