Harold Warp Pioneer Village Minden Nebraska "Elmer" Vintage Car Postcard RPPC

$ 5.27

Time Period Manufactured: 1940-1959 brand: Harold Warp Pioneer Village Original/Licensed Reprint: Original Postage Condition: Unposted Unit of Sale: Single Unit Country: United States Era: Chrome (c. 1939-present) Unit Quantity: 1 Type: Real Photo (RPPC) Subject: Roadside Attraction Number of Items in Set: 1 Features: Real Photo Material: Paper Country of Origin: United States Continent: North America City: Minden Year Manufactured: 1950s Unit Type: Unit Brand/Publisher: Harold Warp Pioneer Village Region: Nebraska Signed: No

Description

Harold Warp Pioneer Village Minden Nebraska "Elmer" Vintage Car Postcard RPPC. In the background, the distinctive sign for "Harold Warp Pioneer Village" with its covered wagon logo further establishes the location and its historical significance. Discover a unique piece of Americana with this striking vintage real photo postcard (RPPC) featuring the iconic "Elmer" display at Harold Warp's Pioneer Village in Minden, Nebraska. The front of the postcard captures a fascinating scene: an early 20th-century automobile, possibly a Ford Model T or similar, dramatically mounted atop a tall pole. A figure, perhaps "Elmer" himself, is depicted in action, appearing to work on the elevated vehicle, symbolizing ingenuity and progress. In the background, the distinctive sign for "Harold Warp Pioneer Village" with its covered wagon logo further establishes the location and its historical significance. This collectible postcard offers a glimpse into a beloved roadside attraction, celebrating "man's progress over the past 120 years" through its vast collection of 17,000 items. The reverse side details the village's impressive scale – "17,000 items in 15 buildings on 2 city blocks" – and its geographical context: "132 Miles West of Lincoln, Nebr., on U.S. 6." This postcard is a wonderful artifact for collectors of Nebraska memorabilia, automotive history, roadside attractions, or real photo postcards, preserving a charming piece of mid-century American travel and history.