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For buy-it-now postcards under $20shipping method is standard envelope (delivered by the post office). Postcard(s) will be shipped in a semi-rigid envelope.
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standard envelope is not scanned into the system like regular packages would be. The tracking can be unreliable. Your item may say it is delivered when it arrives at your local post office. Please be patient, and please reach out if your postcard has not made it to you safely.
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RPPC Manila, Philippines, U.S. High Commissioner's Residence, circa WWII A14322 The image depicts the widespread structural destruction of the surrounding residential district, with the U.S. High Commissioner's Residence standing prominently in the foreground showing significant battle damage. Later that same year, in October 1945, the property's grounds were filled with military quonset huts to serve as the courthouse for Japanese war crimes trials.
minor surface wear, See Scans for condition details.
