Old Tex & Bud Country Music Advertising Real Photo Post Card

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Old Tex & Bud Country Music Advertising Real Photo Post Card

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Old Tex & Bud Country Music Advertising Real Photo Post Card
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The pictures below show larger front and back views of this Old Tex & Bud Country Music Advertising Real Photo Post Card. The postcard is not dated but it is believed to be from the 1940s. The postcard was not mailed. The black & white photo is of two Cowboy Singers / Musicians. Also pictured is a guitar and an old microphone. It is marked on the front as follows:
BEST WISHES
''TEX'' ''BUD''
TEX THE RIO (hand written at the bottom)

This real photo post card measures 3-7/16'' x 5-7/16''. It appears to be in excellent condition as pictured. On the back there is some extra paper because this post card was at one time pasted in a scrap book. the extra paper covers up the postcard back markings. With some care, it might be able to be removed.

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