Set: Streicher
The first five cards on this page are from Emile Erhard in San Francisco to his friend Joe Streicher in Los Angeles, each with a lengthy message written on the front. Sent in a one month period five months after the 1906 earthquake, from 9/01/1906 through 10/04/1906, the cards are shown here chronologically. Erhard encourages Streicher to join him in San Francisco, where work is abundant as the city rebuilds. The next two cards are from Fritz Stiewe [?] to Joe Streicher Esq. (though it seems unlikely that Streicher is a lawyer), written in German and mailed in October and December 1906. The eighth card is from Joe Streicher, postmarked over a year later on 3/14/1908; writing from San Francisco to a friend in Los Angeles, he notes that "I am very satisfied that I came to San Francisco." An additional card from April 1908 is addressed to Joe Striker in S.F., possibly a misspelling of Streicher.
Click on a card link below to view a transcription of a card's message.
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- Kropp 2230, postmarked 7/23/1906.
- Kropp 2225, postmarked 8/08/1906.
- Kropp 2223, postmarked 8/17/1906.
- Kropp 2232, postmarked 9/01/1906, notes that business is slow because of the streetcar strike.
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- Kropp 2229, postmarked 10/04/1906.
- Rieder 42, postmarked 10/20/1906.
- Rieder 4, postmarked 12/24/1906.
- Weidner 1, postmarked 3/14/1908.
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Britton & Rey 1029, postmarked 4/29/1908, is addressed to Joe Striker, perhaps a misspelling of Streicher.
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