Two women sit side by side in an open horse-drawn buggy in a grassy clearing, a dark horse in harness facing right. Dense trees fill the background. The scene suggests a rural outing or errand. In 1907, horse-drawn buggies were still a common way to get around outside cities, even as automobiles began to appear. The note on the card is a chatty warning not to come to a meeting that night, mixed with personal news from Oregon.
Postcard Details
Message · English, in pencil
Just to let all of you know
who it is don't you come to
meeting to night Pelican
yours J...
hello on my high
oregon. and
cleave getting
along all off
offers hope
do any way
what I suppose
of. and catch
him for -
2 who of via pump of my
Count all your
stories it is
true to you
my darling.
down
Real photo postcard, sepia tone, rounded corners, light staining and edge wear; handwritten message runs vertically along the right edge of the picture side. Postmark: AUBURN, AUG 6, 3 PM, CA., 1907. Real-photo card, divided back, message in pencil. 1c Franklin green stamp.
Cite this card
Two women in a horse-drawn buggy, Auburn, CA, 1907, postcard, c. 1907. PostalPast Collection. https://postalpast.com/postcard/two-women-in-a-horse-drawn-buggy-auburn-ca-1907. Accessed November 2, 2026.
