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An unmarked, linen postcard from the Koreshan Unity Settlement that reads "IF you will forget the pleasures of the world, and stand together as a unit of energy and power, the graves may be stirred, and the dead made to hear the Voice of the Resurrection" by Cyrus Teed, otherwise known as "Koresh" (master of the Koreshan Unity) and the Shepherd of Israel.

This is a collection of two postcards contained in an envelope, depicting disaster scenes in Key West, Florida. The first features two photographs of collapsed buildings and has been written on in Spanish on the back. The second depicts a fire on the coast on November 2, 1910 and has been written on in Spanish on the back.

Marked linen postcard of trail that ends right at Lake Tohopekaliga. Front has an X with a river name in the margins. Back has a Washington 1 Cent stamp in green.