I Love New York!!!!!!!!!!!!!! Do You?

What a view!

About 3.5 inches by about 5.5 inches.   
Unused.
Not new. 
Looks like a colorized photo.
Manhattan the Magnificent.
Lumitone Photoprint. Thomas Airviews.
 Click here if interested in this postcard:

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Have You Ever Seen An Ugly Kitten? Nawwww!

Soooo cute! Reminds me of our old tiger tabby Randy who lived to be 18 years old!
My husband has developed asthmatic reactions to cats since then so we have to enjoy pics of these smart little creatures. They are so independent and have such pride and confidence and can show such love if they like you!
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Just Arrived in New York The Wonder City No Place Like It!

Ok Postcard Travelers buckle up in your Lazyboy!
 We are heading north to New York
City the Wonder City.
This postcard is a photo postcard. I have been to New
York City twice. Everyone should go there. Once I went
in the 60s and all the women had Jackie Kennedy hairdos.
And looking down from the hotel there were people walking
all through the night! Not like Sun City Center in Florida!
The other time was to visit our daughter in Staten
Island. We were there and took the ferry over on New
Years Day and it was cold! But the perfect day to take
the bus tour around town. Loved it!The only thing I want
to go back to see that we didn't see were the Rockettes.

Anyway, this postcard is up for auction on Ebay and described
here:
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Bourbon Street?

Our daughter was over there recently and really enjoyed her stay.
Boubon Street Survivor New Orleans Louisiana postcard. Not new. Not used.
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Lace Balconies?

Still in New Orleans Lazyboy Postcard Travelers. Only this time we are checking out these neat artistic lace balconies at Royal and St. Peter Streets, typical of the French Quarter in New Orleans, Louisiana. Click here if interested in this postcard:
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So how did it fare during Katrina? Click here:
http://www.flickr.com/photos/kenlund/3935816865/

How Did St. Louis in Jackson Square Fare in Katrina?

Well Laziboy postcard travelers welcome back!
Been out hanging out with visiting snowbirds and enjoying family, friends and Florida sites!
But now I am ready to go to Louisiana. While listing this postcard and enjoying the beauty of the Cathedral I began to wonder how it fared during Katrina. Beautiful postcard. Unused. Not new. Click here if interested in buying this postcard:

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No info at the Cathedral's site did I find. So I went on to Wikipedia and found this "citation needed" info:
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/St._Louis_Cathedral,_New_Orleans