Description
1915 Albert's Buckhorn Saloon San Antonio TX Death-Locked Deer Heads Postcard. This captivating vintage postcard from 1915 showcases the unique and intriguing display of "Eight Sets of Death-Locked Deer Heads" from Albert's Buckhorn Saloon in San Antonio, Texas. The image features a striking collection of deer heads with their antlers intricately intertwined, a testament to the natural world's raw power and a highlight of the saloon's renowned collection. This piece offers a glimpse into a bygone era of Texas history and the distinctive attractions that captivated visitors. Published by Nic Tengg of San Antonio and copyrighted by Albert Friedrich, this postcard is a fascinating collectible. It represents a piece of local history, celebrating one of San Antonio's famous establishments and its extraordinary exhibits. The card itself is a printed type, featuring a divided back for correspondence, typical of early 20th-century postcards. It's a wonderful acquisition for collectors of Texas memorabilia, natural history, or vintage postcards with unique subject matter.