RPPC ~ log boom at the Hammond Lumber Company mill in Astoria, Oregon. For Sale

The product is a real photo postcard featuring a log boom at the Hammond Lumber Company mill in Astoria, Oregon. The postcard, made of paper and measuring a standard size of 5.5 x 3.5 inches, captures an original view of the lumber industry in the region during the Early 20th Century. Published by EKC, the postcard reflects a time period of 1939 - 1950 and showcases the occupational theme of logging and lumber businesses in North America, specifically in Astoria, Oregon. With a white border and unposted postage condition, this postcard offers a glimpse into the history of this Oregon city's lumber industry.The image appears to show a vintage postcard featuring a large mass of logs floating in a log boom at the Hammond Lumber Company mill in Astoria, Oregon.

• Subject: A vast collection of timber logs piled in the water in front of the industrial sawmill buildings.
• Text on Image: Reads "LOGS FOR HAMMOND LUMBER CO., ASTORIA, ORE." along the bottom edge.
• Era: Early 20th century (likely around the 1910s to 1920s before the mill's closure/demise in 1922)