Oakford PA postcard STORE OF W. A. YERKES BUCKS COUNTY VIEWS 9/12 BE0641
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Listing
Price
$28.92
Status
Completed · FixedPriceItem
Quantity
1 (0 sold)
Listed
2026-09-13 (38 days ago)
Ended
2026-09-21
Location
Miami FL
Seller
Seller
1memorystreet
Feedback
868 · 99.9% positive
Shipping & Returns
Shipping
$1.49 · USPSFirstClass
Returns
Returns Accepted · 60 Days
Item Specifics
Type
Printed (Lithograph)
Features
Chrome (c. 1939-present)
City
Oakford
Region
Pennsylvania
Country
USA
Continent
North America
Signed
No
Theme
Architecture
Subject
Retail
Brand/Publisher
Valley Lithographers
Unit of Sale
Single Unit
Original/Licensed Reprint
Original
Material
Paper
Size
Standard (5.5 x 3.5 in)
Country of Origin
United States
Seller's Description
FREE SHIPPING WITHIN USA WHEN YOU BUY 2 OR MORE FULL PRICED CARDS AT SAME TIME USING THE CART. This listing is for one single vintage postcard. The size of the postcard is accurately listed in the ITEM SPECIFICS so check the size before purchasing. Please note that I can only ship once per week. Please allow extra time for delivery. Thank you. The rest of this description has been provided by an AI lister. Note that AI sometimes makes errors, especially when trying to identify the age of a card (i.e. chrome, divided, undivided, etc.) Vintage postcard featuring a black and white photograph of the historic Store of W. A. Yerkes in Oakford, Pennsylvania. This view is number 94 from the 'Bucks County (PA.) Views' series, originally published by Chas. R. Arnold of Ivyland, PA. The image shows a large two-and-a-half-story stone and clapboard building with a second-story porch. The back of the card is a standard divided back and notes that this is a 1978 reprint by Valley Lithographers of Rushland, PA, for the Washington Crossing Card Collectors Club.
