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marac-2026.005 — postcard front/back open

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Accession
marac-2026.005Unposted postcards — Gena Zak
Source Loc
Operator
Tac Survos
Started
2026-05-01 11:59
Intake Profile
Posted postcards, front/back
postcard_posted_front_back
Item Profile
Postcard
postcard
Intake AI
Run during capture
Operator Keywords
unposted postcards, scenic postcards, publisher lines
Operator Context
This intake is for unposted scenic postcards. Capture both front and reverse for publisher, format, and printing evidence even when there is no mailed message or postmark.
Notes
Aperiam et esse et esse laboriosam.
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Intake Assembly

Posted postcards, front/back

Two images become one postcard item: front, then posted back.

Mode
fixed_sequence
Sequence
front → back
NEXT
Allowed
Image Roles
Role Tasks
Front
front
enrich_from_thumbnail@1.0 thumbnail observed
Visual title, description, subjects, places, and type.
Posted back
back
postcard_back_extract@1.0 vision observed high-res allowed
Handwriting, address, stamp value, postmark, typed publisher text, and rotated message text.
Item Analysis

Postcard

Promote postcard front/back claims into an item-level catalog record.

Intake Steps
  1. Read image order
    Every pair of images is treated as front then back. NEXT starts the next postcard.
  2. Create item
    The front and back images are attached to one item. Intake accession and source loc become given claims when present.
  3. Analyze front
    Run thumbnail enrichment on the front image.
  4. Analyze back
    Run postcard back extraction. High-res vision is allowed for handwriting, address, stamp, and postmark details.
Item Steps
  1. Aggregate front and back
    Use front visual claims and back text/postal claims together.
  2. Promote observed metadata
    Caption, printed title, postmark date, stamp value, address text, and message text remain traceable to image claims.
  3. Infer cautiously
    Places, correspondents, or dates are inferred only when supported by visible text or given intake context.
Images
10
Items assembled
5
Unassigned images
0
Last updated
2026-05-01 12:23
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Acc # Title Type Images Workflow
marac-2026.005.0001 — document 2 closed
marac-2026.005.0002 Cockatoo. Parrot Jungle, Miami, Florida document 2 analyzed
marac-2026.005.0003 Cholla—"Jumping Cactus" document 2 analyzed
marac-2026.005.0004 Washington Hilton Postcard document 2 analyzed
marac-2026.005.0005 Mt. Washington Hotel and Presidential Range, White Mountains, N. H. document 2 analyzed
Images (10 total)
Thumb # Filename Item Status OCR / AI
0001.jpg 1 0001.jpg
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 marac-2026.005.0001 enriched
Likely a mid-20th-century color postcard showing a large brick-and-stucco lodge-style commercial building with steep gables, several parked cars, and conifer trees behind it; a rooftop or centered sign is visible but unreadable at thumbnail scale, so precise identification needs high-resolution review.
0002.jpg 2 0002.jpg
7968×5984
 marac-2026.005.0001 closed
Back of a mailed color postcard for the Stagecoach Inn, West Yellowstone, Montana, with printed tourist caption, blue-ink personal message signed likely 'Grace,' 2-cent U.S. stamp, postmark likely 26 Sep 1952, and a handwritten address to a woman in Pawtucket, Rhode Island.
STAGECOACH INN, WEST YELLOWSTONE, MONTANA Coffee Shop—Bar—Lounge—Sport Shop A Summer and Winter Resort Hotel. Big Game Hunting, Skiing and Winter TKoaca _ : dee The Trout Fisherman's Para- MiWeRoberts Kadachtome Reproduction, on . Intermountain Tourist Supply, Ines, Salt Lake City 1) Utah ~~ ~ = - — + wf. eam (Tt | f w Ae debe Ley
0003.jpg 3 0003.jpg
7968×5984
 marac-2026.005.0002 closed
Postcard front showing a white cockatoo with raised crest perched among dense green leaves and branches, with a vertical printed caption reading 'Cockatoo. Parrot Jungle, Miami, Florida,' indicating a tourist view of the Miami bird attraction.
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0004.jpg 4 0004.jpg
7968×5984
 marac-2026.005.0002 closed
Back of a divided-back postcard with a green U.S. one-cent stamp, postmark, and handwritten vacation message to Miss Betty J. Rice in Indianapolis, Indiana; the printed caption appears to identify the picture side as “Topsy,” a colorful Leadbeater cockatoo at Parrot Jungle, Miami, Florida.
“TOPSY,"’ Colorful Leadbeater Cockattoo in Parrot Jungle, Miami, Florida. {INITPN ia, start meatal “mo RD ow PEs SS¥N ‘St NOLSOS 'NOLLYSIIE wre M pe hsb = u € Z 4 : “a (3 (ou 6 OA en ° Y * 3 Zz = 3 ~~ 4 - 2 3 8 a
0005.jpg 5 0005.jpg
7968×5984
 marac-2026.005.0003 closed
Color postcard front showing a desert scene centered on a cholla or 'jumping cactus' shrub with saguaros and dry grasses in the background; printed caption at top reads 'Cholla—"Jumping Cactus"' and card number 'D-15' appears at upper left.
Cholia—"Jumping Cactus” SB-4795
0006.jpg 6 0006.jpg
7968×5984
 marac-2026.005.0003 closed
Mailed divided-back U.S. postcard, likely postmarked 1909, with a 1-cent green stamp, handwritten message and address to Mrs. Goldie Steffey at 2302 W. Walnut Street, Indiana destination unclear at thumbnail scale; printed caption at upper left describes 'The Jumping Cactus,' apparently a bird-themed postcard front.
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0007.jpg 7 0007.jpg
7968×5984
 marac-2026.005.0004 closed
Likely a mid-20th-century postcard front showing an elevated view of a large modernist curved high-rise hotel or resort building with landscaped grounds, circular driveway, small automobiles, and a bright blue sky with clouds.
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0008.jpg 8 0008.jpg
7968×5984
 marac-2026.005.0004 closed
Mailed back of a likely mid-1960s hotel postcard for the Washington Hilton, Washington, D.C., with printed promotional text, a 6 cent US airmail stamp and postmark, a handwritten personal message signed likely 'Jen,' and an address to the Robinsons in Salem, Oregon.
THE WASHINGTON HILTON Connecticut Avenue & Columbia Road, N. W. Washington, D. C. Adjacent to Washington’s fashionable shopping oreo and Embassy Row, this magnificent new hotel with 1,200 guest rooms, overlooks the Capi- tat city. It features fine dining in the Four Oaks, cocktail lounges, and the popular-priced Colonials. beoutifully landscaped gardens, tennis courts, swimming pool, underground parking, and spa- cious convention ond exhibit facilities. by COLOURPICTURE orton, oe mass
0009.jpg 9 0009.jpg
7968×5984
 marac-2026.005.0005 closed
Postcard front showing the Mount Washington Hotel amid landscaped resort grounds, with the Presidential Range behind and printed peak labels including Mt. Jefferson, Mt. Clay, Mt. Washington, Lake of the Clouds, Mt. Monroe, and Mt. Franklin; captioned 'Mt. Washington Hotel and Presidential Range, White Mountains, N. H.'
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0010.jpg 10 0010.jpg
7968×5984
 marac-2026.005.0005 closed
Back of a divided-back U.S. postcard with a handwritten message and address to Mrs. W. Wheeler Eddy, apparently for Hull, Massachusetts via Northfield, R.I., franked with a green 1-cent stamp and postmarked in August 1939; a vertical publisher imprint and card number 8538 are visible.
MADE IN U.S A COPYRIGHT BY WHITE MOUNTAIN STUDIO
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