I recently purchased some old postcards, one of which would be of more interest to others than myself. It is a B&W photo of the New Castle court house, taken in the winter with snow blanketing the ground. This is really an interesting architecture, with the classic stately columns on the left and the two little columns in the middle to soften the transition to the utilitarian windowed brick walls of the right side. The clock tower above is interesting by itself, but doesn't seem to belong with the style below... It is used, sent by "Maude" of Pulaski, RFD#1, to Miss Marie McCollough (?Gollough) of Dennison, OH. Text: "6-1-1908 Well Marie, you will think I have forgotten you. But I think of you quite often. Have you started to take music, or is the weather to (sic) warm! Let me hear from you and tell me how you all are. Your friend, Maude." Condition: corners are a little worn, one creased and torn, but still off of image. A scan is available on request. First offer of $10 will be accepted. I'll pay shipping. James Birkholz Dallas, TX