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Discover a charming piece of Vermont history with this authentic Real Photo Postcard (RPPC) from Weston, postmarked in 1911. The captivating sepia-toned image captures a serene natural landscape featuring a rocky stream or waterfall, with the intriguing inscription \"TABULATION\" or a similar word partially visible on the front, likely referring to a local feature like \'Tabulation Rock\'. This postcard offers a glimpse into early 20th-century American scenery and photographic artistry.The reverse side reveals a clear Weston, Vermont postmark from 1911 and a one-cent George Washington U.S. Postage stamp. The postcard was published by Raymond Taylor of Weston, Vermont, a local photographer or publisher, adding to its regional historical significance. The handwritten message and address to Londonderry, Vermont, provide a unique personal touch, connecting this collectible to specific individuals and a moment in time.
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