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Lot of 40 Vintage Frasher Foto Real Photo Postcards – Ontario & Upland, California – 1940s
Offered is a collection of 40 original vintage Frasher Foto real photo postcards (RPPCs) featuring historic views of Ontario and Upland, California, dating primarily to the 1940s.
These postcards were produced by Frasher\'s, a well-known California photographic postcard publisher recognized for documenting communities, landmarks, buildings, and roadside scenes throughout the American West.
The collection features numerous views of Ontario and Upland during the 1940s, including downtown business districts, tree-lined streets, civic buildings, educational institutions, and historic architecture.
Subjects Include:
Downtown Ontario commercial streets and business districts
Historic Euclid Avenue views
Ontario city buildings and municipal architecture
Chaffey Union High School and Chaffey Junior College
Chaffey Memorial Library
Chaffey Auditorium
Historic Upland and Ontario street scenes
Period automobiles, storefronts, and commercial buildings
Collection Details:
Quantity: 40 postcards
Publisher: Frasher Foto / Frasher\'s
Locations: Ontario and Upland, San Bernardino County, California
Period: Primarily 1940s
Type: Real Photo Postcards (RPPC)
Color: Black and white
Postal Usage: All unused
Duplicates: A few duplicate views are included
Condition: Vintage condition; see photographs
All 40 postcards are unused and appear generally well preserved. Some may exhibit minor storage or handling wear consistent with their age.
The collection includes multiple examples of certain views. Please examine the photographs for the subjects, variety, and overall condition.
All 40 original postcards are included and sold together as one lot.
An excellent collection for Frasher Foto collectors, Southern California historians, postcard enthusiasts, and anyone interested in the early development of Ontario and Upland, California.