Undivided back postcard. Series or number 1969. Postmarked March 7, 1909. Price: $5.00 Branch Brook Park is known for its Cherry Blossom Festival and was the first county park in the United States. Though the postmark is dated 1909, this…Read More…
Category: Snow
I Hope You’re Happy, Too.
Divided back postcard. Postmarked December 22, 1920, Oakland, California. Series or number 425A. Price: $8.00 “I Hope You’re Happy Too I feel so fine and Christmassy And generally good, I want to share the feeling As a good friend rightly…Read More…
Bertha Jensen And Wendall Wheat, 1928
Photo dated 1928, probable location: Superior, Wisconsin. Price: $8.00 Size: About 2 and 1/4 x 3 and 1/8″ An adorable photo of Wendell Wheat, about one year old, bundled up warmly for the cold weather in the likely location of…Read More…
Mystery Language
Divided back, unused, Real Photo Postcard. AZO stamp box. Circa 1904 – 1918. Printed in Canada. Availability Status: SOLD The snow is piled up in front of two stylish ladies (check out all the trim on the young woman’s coat)…Read More…
Par La Lumière De La Lune
Divided back, unused postcard. Made in France. Series Nivôse. Publisher: SR. Série Nivôse. Reproduction Interdite. Fabrication Française. Price: $10.00 Bonne Année Happy New Year….by the light of the moon: A rustic but romantic artist’s rendition of a home in winter,…Read More…
A New Year Wish
Divided back, unused postcard. Circa 1920s. Publisher unknown. Series 1258 A. Price: $5.00 A pretty card of a home in the country for 2018: A New Year Wish “I wish you luck, indeed I do, The best of luck for…Read More…
A Wish For Your Gladness
Divided back postcard. Postmarked December 22, 1928 from Sacramento, California. Series or number 1181 D. Publisher unknown. Price: $8.00 A beautiful Christmas postcard from The Alice Ellison Collection of a ringing bell with a poinsettias, mistletoe and a scene of…Read More…
Chimney Top Musicians
Vintage Christmas Card, circa 1920s – 1930s. Price: $5.00 Size: 5 and 1/4 x 3 and 1/4″ “To All Of You – A Merry Christmas” Five birdie musicians – singing and playing the cello and accordion, with the maestro directing…Read More…