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Ed's Ghost Town Hotel Bedford Indiana Vintage Postcard Dexter Chrome US Flag For Sale


Ed's Ghost Town Hotel Bedford Indiana Vintage Postcard Dexter Chrome US Flag
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Ed's Ghost Town Hotel Bedford Indiana Vintage Postcard Dexter Chrome US Flag:
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This captivating vintage postcard features "THE HOTEL" from Ed's Ghost Town, located 12 miles west of Bedford, Indiana, along U.S. Highway 50. The image showcases a rustic two-story wooden building with a charming balcony adorned by an early American flag design, possibly a Betsy Ross flag, adding a touch of historical authenticity. To the right, a vintage wagon with large spoked wheels further enhances the scene's antique appeal, suggesting a journey back in time to the era of pioneers and early Americana. The lush green foliage surrounding the structure emphasizes its secluded, historical setting within scenic Southern Indiana.This postcard serves as a wonderful memento of an "unusual exhibit of Museum Antiques," as described on the reverse, inviting visitors to explore old buildings, vehicles, furniture, and other interesting showpieces. Produced by Dexter in West Nyack, N.Y., and published by Van Buren Color, Inc., Indianapolis, Indiana, this chrome postcard captures the vibrant colors and detailed imagery characteristic of its production era. It is a prime collectible for enthusiasts of Indiana history, ghost towns, Americana, vintage architecture, and unique roadside attractions, offering a tangible piece of regional heritage and a glimpse into a bygone era of Hoosier tourism.
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