Noah’s Ark Antique Store Abbeville South Carolina Linen Postcard
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Condition: *Please* use the Hip photo magnifier to check for flaws on each picture, mouse over to zoom and ... Read more about the seller notes *Please* use the Hip photo magnifier to check for flaws on each picture, mouse over to zoom and click to enlarge. Comes from a smoke free home. Common errors from the scanner vs damage are digital lines (usually grey or pink), cutting off the top of the card/words. Read Less about the seller notes
This vintage linen postcard showcases the eclectic charm of Noah’s Ark, a beloved antique and salvage store once located at 43 Washington Street in Abbeville, South Carolina. The card features a triple-image montage highlighting the store’s expansive and unusual inventory, both inside and out.The top image shows the storefront exterior with a display of chairs, frames, and curios. The bottom left interior shot captures a densely packed room full of antique furniture, fine china, mirrors, and silver. The bottom right image provides a whimsical view of rows upon rows of porcelain sinks, clawfoot tubs, and doors lined up outside—embodying Noah’s Ark’s motto of “a little of everything.”? Reverse Details:Caption: “A little of everything. Specializing in trailer loads of in-the-rough and finished antiques.”Noted specialties include:China, Glass, Silver, Doors, Pianos, Plumbing Fixtures, Mirror Doors, Antiques, and 150,000 old booksVisitors were invited to browse the miniature ark and animal display and call GL.9-4126 for inquiries.Publisher: Genuine Curteich-Chicago “C.T. Art-Colortone” – a hallmark of high-quality linen postcards from the 1930s–1950sCode: 4C-H426, dating the card to circa 1944? Historical Context:Noah’s Ark of Abbeville was a regional treasure trove long before architectural salvage became trendy. This postcard offers a nostalgic window into the golden age of American roadside destinations—places filled with oddities, overstocked treasures, and a sense of discovery. As the caption suggests, Noah’s Ark specialized in bulk and variety, making it a must-stop for collectors, decorators, and curious travelers in mid-century South Carolina.? Collector Appeal:Great for fans of:Roadside Americana & quirky businessesAntique and salvage store advertisingCurteich linen postcardsSouth Carolina ephemeraUnusual merchandise-themed cards (plumbing, books, pianos!)
This vintage linen postcard showcases the eclectic charm of Noah’s Ark, a beloved antique and salvage store once located at 43 Washington Street in Abbeville, South Carolina. The card features a triple-image montage highlighting the store’s expansive and unusual inventory, both inside and out.The top image shows the storefront exterior with a display of chairs, frames, and curios. The bottom left interior shot captures a densely packed room full of antique furniture, fine china, mirrors, and silver. The bottom right image provides a whimsical view of rows upon rows of porcelain sinks, clawfoot tubs, and doors lined up outside—embodying Noah’s Ark’s motto of “a little of everything.”? Reverse Details:Caption: “A little of everything. Specializing in trailer loads of in-the-rough and finished antiques.”Noted specialties include:China, Glass, Silver, Doors, Pianos, Plumbing Fixtures, Mirror Doors, Antiques, and 150,000 old booksVisitors were invited to browse the miniature ark and animal display and call GL.9-4126 for inquiries.Publisher: Genuine Curteich-Chicago “C.T. Art-Colortone” – a hallmark of high-quality linen postcards from the 1930s–1950sCode: 4C-H426, dating the card to circa 1944? Historical Context:Noah’s Ark of Abbeville was a regional treasure trove long before architectural salvage became trendy. This postcard offers a nostalgic window into the golden age of American roadside destinations—places filled with oddities, overstocked treasures, and a sense of discovery. As the caption suggests, Noah’s Ark specialized in bulk and variety, making it a must-stop for collectors, decorators, and curious travelers in mid-century South Carolina.? Collector Appeal:Great for fans of:Roadside Americana & quirky businessesAntique and salvage store advertisingCurteich linen postcardsSouth Carolina ephemeraUnusual merchandise-themed cards (plumbing, books, pianos!)
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- thepapergallery2 (2190)
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- 06/23/2010
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- The Paper Gallery
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