File:Perry Island postcard.jpg
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Postcard of the U.S. revenue cutter Perry poses with Perry Island behind them. Perry Island was near Bogoslof Island in the Bering Sea. It arose in a volcanic eruption in 1906, witnessed by the crew of the Perry, and sank back under the sea about 5 years later. The handwriting on the card is that of J. E. Standley, founder of Ye Olde Curiosity Shop (Seattle, Washington). The cards were for sale in the shop. |
| Date | circa 1906 |
| Source | Scanned from reproduction in Kate C. Duncan, 1001 Curious Things, University of Washington Press, 2000, ISBN 0295980109, p. 154. The original was apparently in color, but the reproduction is not. |
| Author | Unknown author |
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| current | 07:11, 11 November 2008 | | 1,040 × 688 (216 KB) | Jmabel | == Summary == {{Information |Description=Postcard of the U.S. revenue cutter ''Perry'' poses with Perry Island behind them. Perry Island was near Bogoslof Island in the Bering Sea. It arose in a volcanic eruption in 1906, witnessed by the crew of the Perr |
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