Some of these cards belong together. A collection is a set you can read straight through, with what happened in each place written underneath it. Every card in every collection is still free to send.
The resorts standing today and the places that came down before them. Half the cards point at each other: the Bellagio stands on the Dunes, the Venetian on the Sands. Most of them move.
Eighty-one places everyone knows, each with the part nobody knows underneath it.
A hundred places everybody has been and nobody can find. Rock Bottom, Cloud Nine, the Middle of Nowhere, Wit's End. None of them exist and all of them are painted anyway.
American towns that never existed, painted as the country looked between 1946 and 1958. The towns are invented. The history on every card is not.
All 241 incorporated cities, from Portland to Greenhorn, population three. Many of the cards move.
Every incorporated city and town in the state, 281 of them, with the county, the population and a few things worth knowing about each place.