c1910 Manilo Farming Manila Philippine Islands Postcard - J. Beck Photographer - American Colonial Period - Carabao-Drawn Wooden Cart Loaded With Crops

Antique Original c1910 Manilo Farming Manila Philippine Islands Postcard - J. Beck Photographer - American Colonial Period - Carabao-Drawn Wooden Cart Loaded With Crops

Measures Approx. 5-3/8" Wide by 3-1/2" Tall

In Very Good Antique Condition - Unused, Unposted, Staining, Toning Due To Age And History-Collectors Watermarked That Is Not On The Postcard. Lithograph Printed - Not A RPPC (Real Picture Postcard)

This Early 20th-Century Postcard Titled "Manilo Farming, Manila, P.I." Depicts A Traditional Agricultural Scene In The Philippine Islands (P.I.) During The American Colonial Period (1898–1946). A Farmer Stands Beside A Carabao-Drawn Wooden Cart Loaded With Crops, While A Woman Holds An Umbrella. Agriculture Was The Primary Economic Activity In The Philippines, With Carabaos Being Essential For Plowing And Transport. The United States Established The Bureau Of Agriculture In 1902 To Modernize Farming, Though Traditional Methods Persisted. The Image Reflects Colonial-Era Ethnographic Documentation. Image And Postcard Produced By J. Beck, Manila.

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