Real-photo postcard with image of a man standing at the end of a small dock with a rowboat on the edge of Big Trade Lake in Burnett County, Wisconsin. Date from postmark: Oct 11 1909; mailed from Trade Lake Wis, second postmark Strandburg S. Dak.; green 1¢ Franklin stamp. Message: Addressed to Mrs. M. P. Moe, Strandburg, S. Dak. [In Swedish].

Text printed on verso: Des Moines Lake and Long Lake. Both spring fed lakes with good fishing and resort accommodations with sandy beaches. Located at Webb Lake, Wisconsin, just east of Danbury, and northwest of Spooner. Also printed on verso: Photo and Published by G. R. Brown Co., 324 Lake Street, Eau Claire, Wisconsin. Unused.

Text printed on verso: Devil's Lake, Webster, Wisconsin A spring fed lake with sandy beaches and good fishing. Besides a boys camp located on its shores--popular lakeside resorts are Devil's Haven, Lucky Strike, Wahlin's, Welcome Inn and Stonegate. Also printed on verso: Photo and Published by G. R. Brown Co., Route 5, Eau Claire, Wisconsin 54701. Unused.

Picture postcard showing Lipsett Lake and surrounding countryside from the air. Text on verso: Lipsie Lake - Spooner, Wisconsin 12 miles N.W. of Spooner, Wisconsin, in the Heart of the Indian Head Country. Provides the best fishing, boating, and water sports for the family vacationers' [sic]. Ample resort accommodations are available with shops a mile away and Spooner 12 miles away. Photo and Published by G. R. Brown Co., 324 Lake Street, Eau Claire, Wisconsin. Unused.

Text printed on verso: A spring fed lake over 90-ft. deep in places. Located 5 miles west of Siren, Wisconsin on Hwy. 70 in the heart of the Fish Bowl area. Noted for its bass fishing and friendly resort accommodations. You're looking S. E. on this picture. Also printed on verso: Photo and Pub. by G.R. Brown Co., Route 5, Eau Claire, Wisconsin 54701. Unused.

Real-photo postcard with image of rowboats lined along the shore at Pearson's Trading Post on Big Sand Lake, near Webster, Wisconsin. Date from postmark: Jun 18, 1957; mailed from Hertel, Wisconsin; 2¢ red John Adams profile stamp. Printed on verso: "All rights reserved--The L. L. Cook Co., Milwaukee." Message: Addressed to Mrs. Martin Clausen, R. 6, Decorah, Ia. "Monday, Webster, Wisc. Dear Minnie, Arrived O.K. rained here last night, the lites went off. Barbie is fishing like everything, the sun fish will take bread out of their hand. Even bite on a bare hook. Its been quite nasty to be out. Between showers moths have been roving. See you soon. Agnes."

Text printed on verso: "Webb Lake, Wisconsin. Hwy. 77 runs between Upper and Lower Webb Lake at the Narrows, with the Village of Webb Lake 2 miles south of Hwy. 77. Webb Lake boasts sandy beaches and best of fishing in its spring fed waters. Ample resort accommodations available." The village of Webb Lake is pointed out with an arrow. Also printed on verso: Photo and Pub. by G.R. Brown Co., Route 5, Eau Claire, Wisconsin 54701. Unused.