Jail Cell Coloma California Postcard Unposted Color Chrome Divided BDK-579 Caption: Jail Cell Publisher: Curteich Color 3-D Natural Color Reproduction/Cassidy Long, Sacramento, Calif. Postcard No. BDK-579 Postage Status: Unposted Dimensions: 5.5 x 3.5 in Weight: Under 1 oz Era: Photochrom Period 1945-Present Condition: Pre-Owned in Good Condition. Some marks. Wear to edges and corners. No rips or tears noted. Please see photographs for details as they are considered part of the description. Addl Info: The metal cell in Coloma, California came from the county courthouse in Placerville and was used in the stone-block prison in Coloma. The stone-block prison was built in 1957 and used until 1862. The metal cell that stands near the jail was moved from the county courthouse in Placerville. PLEASE NOTE: Postcards may contain flaws from age, handling and use. They may have slight imperfections such as wear to the surface, edges and corners, foxing, yellow/tanning, marks, stains, creases, folds and blemishes. Postmarks and stamps may be on the back and/or front with writing on either side even if not actually mailed. Although we try to note any damage, please review the photographs carefully to see the card's condition for yourself. ** Smoke Free Home **