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Mule Team Hauling Borax
Mojave Desert
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Souvenir postcard: "Mule Team Hauling Borax in Death Valley." Published by Rosin & Company of Philadelphia and New York, printed in Germany, divided back, postally unused. We've seen a used example canceled in 1908, which is when this company is known to have published other postcards with the space on the front for additional writing. Further reading: Story of the Pacific Coast Borax Company (later US Borax). Story of the Sterling Borax Company.
LW2018: 9600 dpi jpeg from original postcard purchased 2018 by Leon Worden.
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Postal Cover 1891
Hauling Borax
Hauling Borax
U.S. Borax Annual Report 1971
Scale Model Instructions
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