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This antique divided back postcard depicts a scenic view of the Memphis Zoo at Overton Park in Memphis, Tennessee. The front shows a tranquil duck pond with water birds, set against a backdrop of mature trees and a long building with numerous windows. Fenced animal enclosures and cages are visible in the background. Published by the Curt Teich Company (C.T. Co.) of Chicago, serial number A4155, dating it to approximately 1908.
Postcard Details:
- Era: Divided Back
- Category: Tennessee
- Location/Subject: Memphis Zoo, Overton Park, Memphis, Tennessee
- Publisher: C.T. Co. (Curt Teich Company)
- Condition: Very Good; written on but not postally used, light corner wear, minor age toning on the reverse, no creases.
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