A sepia-toned view of snow-capped Mount Shasta rising above a dense evergreen forest. Tall pine trees frame the foreground and middle ground, with the mountain's broad cone filling the distance.
Mount Shasta is a prominent stratovolcano in the Cascade Range and a landmark of northern California. Its snowfields and glaciers stand above the pine forests of Siskiyou County, a landscape that drew tourists and climbers and made the peak a familiar subject for postcards.
Postcard Details
Message Ā· English, in pen
If you want me Phone
Zimmerman 514. At Home
on all even dates
David H.
Sepia-toned; full-bleed image; no white border.
Postmark: [illegible]TLAND & S.F. S.D. TR. 19 (railway cancel, no date legible). Divided-back card; 1c green Washington stamp (1938 issue) points to late 1930sā40s. Pencil dealer notation "RmEJ 2" at top center. Light edge/corner wear.
Cite this card
Snow-capped Mt. Shasta, California, circa 1938, postcard, c. 1938. PostalPast Collection. https://postalpast.com/postcard/snow-capped-mt-shasta-california-circa-1938. Accessed November 2, 2026.