1950s Brochure & Postcard Dixie Pines Motel, Hwys. 27 & 84, West Bainbridge, GA

Description

Brochure 262. [TWO items: Circa 1940s+ Brochure and 1950s Chrome advertising postcard for the Dixie Pines Motel, West Bainbridge, U.S. Highways 27 & 84, Georgia. Judge P. D. Rich, Owner; P. D. Rich, Jr., Manager.]
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Circa 1940s+ double fold personal letter/brochure measuring 6 x 7 inches fully open. Black and white photo of the Dixie Pines Court from the street is on the front cover. Inside is a printed text in the form of s letter stating that the Motel was built and operated on Christian principles by the Owners.
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1950s unused Chrome postcard. Only P. D. Rich, Jr. is listed as the Operator of the Motel.
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CONDITION: Brochure has minor corner and edge wear. Light age tanning. Fragile hinge folds. No writing. Good to Very Good condition. … Postcard has minor tanning marks to right side on the front. Light edge wear. Postcard is in Very Good to Fine condition.
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