Postcard with image of the Bridal Veil Falls in Osceola, Wisconsin, now called Geiger Falls for the Geiger Brewery that used to be nearby. Text printed on verso: I. Stern, Publisher, New York. Date from postmark: 1908; probably mailed from Osceola Wisconsin; green 1¢ "Gingerbread" Franklin stamp. Message: Addressed to Mrs. Rud. Affeldt, Norwalk, Wisconsin, R.F.D. "We all join in wishing you a happy birthday, many returns of the day. I rec'd your dear letter a few days ago, many thanks. Write again please. From Beata." On the front of the postcard: "Regards from all to all, also to your Papa & Mama, from us all. Lovingly, Beata."

Postcard with image of the Cascade falls in Osceola, Wisconsin. Text printed on verso: "Pub. by Staples Drug Store, Osceola, Wisconsin" and "Made in U.S.A." Unused.

Real-photo postcard with image of the Cascade Falls in Osceola, Wisconsin. Visible at the upper left of the photo is a portion of the mill. Date from postmark: Oct 1905; mailed from Osceola, Wis; green 1¢ Franklin "Gingerbread" stamp. Addressed to Miss Lena Christofferson, St. Peter, Minnesota. Message on recto: "Don't you think I manage to get around pretty [_]ly,10/1/05 Alfred. At home."

Real-photo postcard with image of the Cascade Falls in Osceola, Wisconsin. Printed on EKC paper; this stamp box design was used from 1930-1950. Unused.

Linen post card with image of the Cascade Falls at Osceola, Wisconsin. Printed on verso: Made in U.S.A. by E. C. Kropp Co., Milwaukee, Wisconsin (FIA). Date from postmark: Jul 3, 1943; mailed from Osceola, Wis; green 1¢ Lady Liberty for Defense stamp. Message: Addressed to Mrs. J. Fischler, 905 Rice St., St. Paul, 3, Minn. "Friday, Dear Mom, We paddled since yesterday morning. We're in Osceola now. I just had a malted milk and a sundae. Last night we slept by a creek of drinking water. Was it ever ice cold. No mosquitoes bothered us during the night. Love, Rita."

Real-photo postcard with image of the Cascade falls in Osceola, Wisconsin. Message: "Our home is about twenty-five feet from the edge of the glen. If the trees on the left weren't in the way, you could see the roof of it. This looks delightfully cool, doesn't it? You can see, then, why we don't like hot cities." [not signed]

Postcard with image of the Cascade Falls in Osceola, Wisconsin. Text printed on verso: C. W. Staples, Osceola, Wisconsin, [printed in] Germany. Also printed on the verso is the PCK Series peacock logo (Paul C. Koeber Company). Unused.

Real-photo postcard with image of the Cascade Falls in Osceola, Wisconsin. Along with a lot of vegetation, the picture shows a bench and a light on a pole and the electric lines leading to it, used to illuminate the falls at night. Dodd's Cabins are out of the picture, across the road to the east. Printed on EKC paper; this stamp box design was used from 1930-1950. Unused.