1935 Oklahoma Dust Storm Black Sunday Vintage Postcard Prairie For Sale

This vintage postcard captures the infamous \"Black Sunday\" dust storm that swept through Oklahoma on April 14, 1935, during the Dust Bowl era. The sepia-toned image shows a massive dust storm approaching at 60 miles per hour, engulfing homes and farmland in Texas County, Oklahoma. The photograph was taken by Wilson Studio in Texhoma, Oklahoma, and vividly illustrates the harsh environmental conditions faced by residents during this historic period.Produced by Prairie Production Company of Tulsa, Oklahoma, this postcard is a continental size (6 x 4 inches). The image and text on the front emphasize the intensity and impact of the storm, while the back provides historical context, explaining the significance of the dust storm and how improved farming practices have since mitigated such events. This piece is ideal for collectors interested in Dust Bowl history, vintage photography, and American Midwest memorabilia.FODDER & SUNSThank you for visiting our store!
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