Tex-Mex Postcards

	Postcards from San Antonio ~ N^o1 "Ahora, Vámanos a Mi Tierra" Edition limited to 25 prints, $70 each Image size: 5 5/8 x 6 3/8 inches Early 1900s' postcard of candy vendor combined with photo of pralines and dulces from Mi Tierra Café and Bakery. Copy from original card: "Dressed in his native garb, he sells a kind of pecan candy peculiar to Mexico which he alone seems to have the secret of making more toothsome than any one else."
	Postcards from San Antonio ~ N^o2 "Praying for Pralines" Edition limited to 25 prints, $70 each Image size: 5 3/4 x 5 1/2 inches Early 1900s' postcard labeled "Mexican Candy Vendor" combined with a photo of pralines and dulces. Copy drawn from postcard above, "This Mexican candy seller is a typical sight on the streets of San Antonio."
	Postcards from San Antonio ~ N^o3 "Dulce Detour" Edition limited to 25 prints, $70 each Image size: 5 3/4 x 5 1/2 inches Early 1900s' postcard labeled "Mexican Candy Vendor on Military Plaza" combined with a photo of a pecan praline. Copy: "I find myself walking blocks out of my way to rendez-vous with dulce vendors."
	Postcards from San Antonio ~ N^o 4 "Suckers for Sugar" Edition limited to 25 prints, $70 each Image size: 6 1/4 x 5 1/4 inches Early 1900s' postcard labeled "Mexican selling candies" combined with a photo of coconut candy. Copy: "The crowd almost seemed threatening the day the candy man was late arriving at his post."