A Never-Dying Redwood - Curt Teich 5A-H775 · The Humboldt Project

Identifier: 00933
Title: A Never-Dying Redwood - Curt Teich 5A-H775
Postcard Caption (front): A NEVER-DYING REDWOOD REDWOOD HIGHWAY, CALIFORNIA
Postcard Caption (back): This unusual tree is located near Hartsook's in Humboldt County. The tree, five or six hundred years old, fell about forty years ago, and started to sprout the following year. Length of tree about 175 feet and diameter 10 feet at the base. 24 young trees are growing out of the trunk of the fallen tree, seven of which vary from 12" to 14" in diameter.
Photographer: Unknown
Publisher: Curt Teich & Co. Inc. - Chicago
Publisher Location: Chicago-IL
Publisher Number: 5A-H775
Color: Multicolor
Type: Linen
Subject: Forest Scene-non logging; Redwood Highway-South of Eureka; Redwood Forest Scene; Redwood Highway
Region: 11 Garberville & surroundings
Location: Redwood Hwy-Eka South
Earliest Known Date: 1937
Last Known Date: 1937
EKD - LKD Notes: LKD per card's postmark
Sent: yes
Sender(s): Artie
Postmark Date: 1937-05-11
Postmark Location: Eureka
Recipient: Master Bobby Bauer
Destination Location: 4120 35th Av Oakland, California.
Printing Process: Print-Lithograph
Manufacturer Location: United States
Size (inches): Standard (3.5x5.5)
Item Type: Postcard
Collection: The Humboldt Project
Date: May 11, 1937