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The Thing - after 5 yrs. of hard pursuit it was finally killed in the Black Hills of South Dakota

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Open book The Thing - after 5 yrs. of hard pursuit it was finally killed in the Black Hills of South Dakota

Title The Thing - after 5 yrs. of hard pursuit it was finally killed in the Black Hills of South Dakota

Creator Lende, Bill, 1937-2016

Publisher Rise Photo

Place South Dakota--Black Hills

Summary Collection of 1500 printed and real photo postcards depicting "tall tale'" images. The bulk of the collection dates to the early 20th century and features images that have been exaggerated or embellished for comic effect. Common themes include oversize fruits, vegetables, fish, and other animals as well as some scenes of futuristic cities. A significant number of cards feature the Jackalope, a mythical animal from North American folklore.

Biographical/Historical Note Bill Lende was a postcard collector based in San Antonio, TX. An entrepreneur and environmentalist, he and his family established the Lende Foundation and later the Cibolo Preserve in Boerne, TX outside of San Antonio in 2008.

Extent 2.7 linear feet (3 boxes, 1 oversize box)

Format Cartoons, Photographic postcards, Postcards

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Call Number Midwest MS Lende

BibID 9911528179305867

Projects Tag Midwest.MS.Lende

Rights Status No Copyright - United States

Contributing Institution Newberry Library

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IIIF Resource Type Canvas

Size 2576px × 3881px 57.23 MB

File Created 8/10/2019 4:32:49 AM

Filename Lende_001257_01_01.tif

Unique Identifier NL13TDQ