Divided back, used, embossed postcard. Postmarked January 3, 1933 from Buhl, Idaho. Number 327. Publisher unknown. Price: $4.00 Best New Years Wishes… “To you dear friend Sincere Greetings I fondly send This New Years Day.” Well, we’re late in posting…Read More…
Category: Dogs
“My Dog and I”
Set of two photos, circa 1920s, of girl and puppy. Price: $3.00 Size: About 2 and 7/8 x 2″ each. Apparently, the grammar is incorrect, as it’s supposed to be “my dog and me.” Take out “dog” and you wouldn’t…Read More…
Stilt House, 1907
A Real Photo Postcard showing a sepia-toned, faded image of four men, one woman and a small dog, posed in front of a home on stilts. The very faint writing, in pencil at the bottom, says, “taken during Dec. 1907.” …Read More…
Photos From A Family Album
Here are a bunch of old photos from someone’s family album, that have been waiting around to finally get scanned and posted. This is WWI Era (the date from the army barracks photos appears to be 7/20/18) and several show…Read More…
Paris Card Company, Boston, 1881
Trade Card. Circa 1881. Paris Card Co., Boston, MA Price: $25.00 Size: About 2 and 3/4 x 4 and 1/2″ Here’s another in what we call our “Breakthrough” category, and like the last post, it’s a trade card from Boston….Read More…
Misfit Parlors, 4 Hayward Place, Boston
Trade Card. Circa 1892. Price: $15.00 Size: About 5 and 1/8 x 3 and 1/8″ “Misfit Parlors. No. 4 Hayward Place, Boston.” A very similar card for this same establishment (with moon and dog) was…Read More…
Man And Dog, Pendleton, Oregon
What a nice photo – a man and his dog interacting on a street in front of their home in Pendleton, Oregon. The dog, who appears to be a Fox Terrier (Smooth) is standing on his hind legs waiting to…Read More…
The Dog Vase
Divided back, unused, Real Photo Postcard. AZO stamp box. Circa 1910s. Price: $4.00 This Real Photo Postcard shows a boy and girl, who must be brother and sister. The boy looks to be around nine or ten, and the girl…Read More…
Haslett & Gladding Druggists
Trade card, circa 1875 – 1880. Size: About 4 and 1/2 x 3″ Price: $20.00 Here’s a beautiful and unusual old trade card. Too bad about the tears in the card on the left, but what an interesting one! The…Read More…