No. 15 - 5th Avenue (poem) by Reginald Stanley Birch on AuthorsDen

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No. 15 - 5th Avenue by Reginald Stanley Birch Wednesday, April 20, 2005 Rated "G" by the Author. Share Print Save Become a Fan A series of Pre World War Two postcards of the USA

5th Avenue with the impressive Public Library Building One of the many world famous streets in the city of New York Busy with people in their everyday routines Just like all over the city a hive of work, rest, and play ��

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Reviewed by Sue Hess	4/20/2005

i have several of the linen postcards too, although none of new york. thank you for sharing




Reviewed by Judy Lloyd (Reader)	4/20/2005

Very interesting as I have about 695 postcards in a collection that we sell. This one appears to be the linen postcards which is still popular.




Reviewed by Ed Matlack	4/20/2005

Too many people in one place, not good for a recluse like me...keep these coming, Reg, they keep your mind working...Ed