1988 HCDJ (11.5 X 9.25-inches), in Gift-Worthy condition. A collection of historical tinted postcards documenting Washington State in the early twentieth century, organized into sections covering Seattle, the Cascades, the Inland Empire, farming, logging, and celebrations, published to coincide with the 1989 Washington State Centennial.
From recent Amazon/GoodReads reviews: "What a fun book! A great view of Washington through postcards. It is very interesting to see just what people thought were the best things about the place they live; and only the best things get onto postcards. The writer's text was also good (except for a couple of errors that I forgive)."; "This 1988 collection of historical tinted postcards, assembled by a renowned local author and historian, was timed just right for the Washington State Centennial in 1989. It's now a collector's item for both Pacific Northwest history buffs and postcard collectors. This is one of those books that proves the old proverb, "A picture is worth a thousand words." It would be nice to see it back in print."