Sepia real photo postcard showing a man in a suit kneeling or crouching in a grassy field, gesturing toward a light-colored dog that sits facing him. Trees and open field form the background. A handwritten message occupies the left margin.
Postcard Details
Message · English, in pen
I don't think I will get away from
here between this and Xmas,
as I have a very sick man
whose death is likely to occur
at any time, and in the event
it did I would have to come
straight back. I wanted to
go to Bessie Huddleston's
wedding this week but
find it uncomfortable. Give
Mrs Haney my love and
tell her that yet ours
'if always may cross'.
I think however I am
confirmed in my old
bachelorhood. A hopeless
case. I hope Ed will
have no serious trouble
Yours truly,
Handwritten message on front; sepia real photo; horizontal crack/crease across image; white border. Receiving mark: DURBIN, W. VA. DEC 17 3 PM, year 190- (last digit not legible); stamp uncancelled. Undivided back ('THIS SIDE FOR THE ADDRESS'), 1c Franklin Series 1902 stamp, real-photo card. Foxing/stains and smudges on card. Pencil dealer price '5.00' at top edge.
Cite this card
Man with dog in grassy field, Durbin, WV, 1907, postcard, c. 1907. PostalPast Collection. https://postalpast.com/postcard/man-with-dog-in-grassy-field-durbin-wv-1907. Accessed November 2, 2026.
