Organized by geography-Africa, the Caribbean, and the United States-as well as by the types of scenes depicted-the farm, the garden, and the sea; the marketplace; the vendors and the cooks; leisure, entertainments, and festivities-the images capture the dignity of the labors of everyday life and the pride of festive occasions. Superb and rare images demonstrate everything from how Africans and their descendants dressed to what tools they used to how their entertainments provided relief from toil.
Three essays accompany the postcards, one of which details Harris's collection and the collecting process. A second presents suggestions on how to interpret the cards. A final essay gives brief information on the history of postcards and postcard dating and its increasing use and value to scholars.
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