1916 RPPC Buffalo Soldiers Captured Battle of Carrizal, Mexican Revolution KH5

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Thank you for your interest in this authentic antique real photo POSTCARD of Buffalo Soldiers (African American soldiers) of the 10th Cavalry Regiment captured at the Battle of Carrizal in 1916 during the Mexican Revolution. This occurred during the U.S. Army's Punitive Expedition, which was launched in an attempt to capture or kill Pancho Villa, a Mexican revolutionary leader. Along with the authentic image on the front of the card, there is also a message on the back written by an infantry soldier at Camp Cotton near El Paso, Texas, to his mother. The postmark is dated July 10, 1916, which would have been less than a month after the Battle of Carrizal began. This postcard likely falls under the black Americana category as well as militaria. We ship all of our individual items packed in a plastic sleeve and protective mailer, and all cards greater than $20 in a complimentary hard plastic top loader. We combine shipping on multiple items, which should be done automatically at checkout. If not, we are happy to reimburse you for the combined shipping, but please message us as we will not do so otherwise. Also, we offer a storewide 15% off discount on orders of three or more postcards and free shipping on combined orders over $50.If you have any special requests for how you would like us to package your item(s), please reach out to us, and we will do our best to accommodate such requests. Thank you for trusting us to help you build your collection. We too are collectors and are grateful to be part of the postcard and ephemera communities.

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10/30/2024

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California, United States

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