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| This folio of postcards was sold by the Mineral Wells News Agency in Mineral Wells. It was very similar to previous folios showing views of Mineral Wells and Camp Wolters, but had a few minor changes made to the descriptive text which shows the existence of Wolters Air Force Base. |
The cover was re-done to show the base was now called Wolters Air Force Base. An oddity is the illustration of a U.S. Army M3 Lee tank including on the cover. |
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Inside of the postcard folio, it still refers to the existence of Camp Wolters as one of the U.S. Army's largest camps. |
