I recently found a notecard of a copy of an old, vintage postcard of the Pima County Court House, with the printer being Found Image Press (www.foundimage.com). If you log on to their website, there’s a link to hundreds of vintage postcard images from all over the world.

Here’s an image of a vintage Tucson postcard (which I incidentally picked up at an art reception at the Temple of Music and Art in April, 2008):

The explanation of Tucson locales are (from left to right) – Pima County Court House, air view of Tucson, U.S. Veteran’s Hospital, Papago Indians, San Xavier Mission, and Giant Cactus (Saguaro National Monument).

For a nostalgic trip into yesteryear, check out their website. For their link to 4 pages of Arizona images, click here.

Found Image Press is located at:
5225 Riley Street
San Diego, CA. 92110

toll free phone: 800-927-3722
phone 619-282-3452
fax 619-284-4562

But you can also go to Border’s bookstore at Park Place (5870 E. Broadway Blvd. #448) to find these notecards as well.

2011 UPDATE: Borders at Park Place closed this fall.

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