Nut Tree Postcard RARE 1934 DeSoto; Restaurant Train Airport; Vacaville Cal.

Description

My family visited The Nut Tree from the late 1930s until it closed in the 1990s on a regular basis.  (We lived in the neighboring county.)  We often spent the day there - riding the train, shopping in the "nice" store, picking up a prize in the toy store, and eating lunch or dinner.
Whenever they had a new postcard, my family would often pick up a couple to send to out-of-state family members.  I've been going through some old family things and stumbled upon a handful of
very rare
postcards.  (
I've got my own Nut Tree collection, and I've only seen 1 or 2 of most of these over the past 40 years!
)
Specifics for this postcard (1934 De Soto w/Gorilla):
CONDITION:
FAIR
dog-eared corners
smudged, scratched, scuffed image
smudged back
evidence of surface torn away due to tape removal: ~1/2"x1/2" on back
SIZE:
3-1/2" x 5-1/2"
TEXT:
The 1934 restored De Soto Roadster is popular with camera fans who visit the Nut Tree.  The life-size Gorilla cooperates for many picture possibilities.
NUT TREE • CALIFORNIA
SC11424
Natural Color by Mike Roberts Berkeley, Calif. 94710