I began collecting postcards in mid-August of 2013, after looking through my aunt's collection and thinking it seemed like a fun hobby. Along the way, something obviously went very wrong.

Showing posts with label Greater Roadrunner. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Greater Roadrunner. Show all posts

Sunday, November 10, 2013

Species: Greater Roadrunner

Card Text Front: New Mexico State Bird Roadrunner

Card Text Back: Road Runner - New Mexico State Bird - The State Bird is the road runner, called paisano (meaning fellow - countryman or compatriot) by the Spanish. He is a strange-looking bird, long tailed, long bodied long necked, with glaring, startled looking eyes in a fiercely crested head, with legs set seemingly much too far back on his body. He is a swift runner, always ready for a race. He can stop almost instantly using his long fan-0like tail as a brake. He was officially adopted as the state bird of New Mexico in March 1949.

Location: N/A

Country of Origin: United States

Postage Date: Uncirculated

Photographer/Artist/Colourization: N/A

Printing Company: F. J. Schaaf


Tuesday, October 1, 2013

Species: Multiple Animals - Diamondback Rattlesnake, Greater Roadrunner, Seven-banded Armadillo, Jackrabbit

Card Text Front: Texan Wildlife - Rattlesnake Armadillo Roadrunner Jackrabbit

Card Text Back: Texan Wildlife

Location: N/A

Country of Origin: United States

Postage Date: Uncirculated

Photographer/Artist/Colourization: T.D.o.T.

Printing Company: A-W Distributors and Importers


Tuesday, September 24, 2013

Species: Greater Roadrunner

Card Text Front: Desert Road Runner

Card Text Back:The Road Runner - Clown of the West - About 22 inches in length, he would rather run than fly and sometimes reaches the speed of 18 miles per hour. It lives on a menu of insects, lizards, centipedes, mice and snakes.

Location: N/A

Country of Origin: United States

Postage Date: Uncirculated

Photographer/Artist/Colourization: Ken Frye

Printing Company: Petley Studios, Inc.


Monday, August 19, 2013

Species: Greater Roadrunner

Card Text Front: Desert Road Runner

Card Text Back: The Desert Road Runner - About 22 inches in length, he would rather run than fly and sometimes reaches the speed of 18 miles per hour. He lives on a menu of insects, lizards, centipedes, mice and snakes. In this picture he is seen with a desert lizard in his beak.

Location: N/A

Country of Origin: United States

Postage Date: Uncirculated

Photographer/Artist/Colourization: Bull Bass

Printing Company: Petley Studios