Postcard with image of the beach at Red Oaks Resort on Long Lake, near Danbury in Burnett County, Wisconsin. Date from postmark: Jul 11 1956; mailed from Danbury Wisconsin; carmine red 2¢ Jefferson stamp. Message: Addressed to Everyone at Peoria Auto Parts Recreation, 815 So Adams St, Peoria Illinois. "Wed. July 11, Hi Everyone: This is where we spend our day time because fishing is bad. Tom & I have been able to catch enough fish for about 1 meal so far. Sat & Sun. it rained. Mon & Tue & today just beautiful. No fishing on this lake. We go about 3 blocks to fish. -- Walt & Lorraine."

Real-photo postcard with image of Long Lake with a dock and rowboats, located in Webb Lake township, Burnett County, Wisconsin. Date from postmark: Jul 13, 1955; mailed from Spooner, Wisconsin; carmine red 2¢ John Adams stamp. Message: Addressed to Mr. & Mrs. Harry Phillips, 717 Krause Ave, Peoria Ill., c/o W.E. Brandt. "July 13, 55. Hi son & daughter. On way home, will see you soon. Is way the pier looks now. Love, see you soon, Dad & Mom."

Real-photo postcard with image of a resort building and a twig-construction bench overlooking Yellow Lake at Atlasta Resort near Danbury, in Burnett County, Wisconsin. Text printed on verso: Crescent Photo Co., Minneapolis, Minn. Printed on Defender paper (stamp box design used 1920-1945). Unused.

Real-photo postcard with image of a lake beach scene with children and adults in bathing suits, trees, boats, and a dock. Unused.

Real-photo postcard with image of several cabins at Cedar Point on Trade Lake, in Burnett County, near Frederic, Wisconsin. The still water in the lake provides a perfect mirror image. Text printed on verso: The Co-Mo Company, Post Cards, Minneapolis. Date from postmark: Aug 30 19216; mailed from Grantsburg Wisconsin; green 1¢ Franklin stamp. Message: Addressed to Mr. & Mrs. Joseph La Pour, 2044 Douglas Ave., Racine, Wisconsin "Having a good time. This is a beautiful place. This picture is of our cottages. We females caught 15 blue gills yesterday. Frances & Chas." (Possibly Frances and Charles Vosika, also from Racine.)