Divided back, artist-signed, used postcard. Postmarked from Fresno, California May 22, 1917. Publisher S. Bergman. Series or number 1060. Price: $8.00. Besides the usual wear, this card has some soil marks on the little girl’s face. In keeping with the…Read More…
Category: Hats
New Hat
Young woman posing with her new hat for the camera. At least this is the story that comes to mind with this photo. The hat itself is a little hard to determine (not being a hat expert) but perhaps it…Read More…
Emma, Lionel And Marie
Real Photo Postcard. Divided back. Unused with writing. AZO stamp box. Circa 1907 – 1918. Price: $12.00 Real Photo Postcard showing a wonderful oval studio portrait of Emma, and her two children: toddler Lionel, and baby Marie. Although the back…Read More…
Little Dutch Boy
Divided back, used postcard, postmarked September 1, 1916 from San Francisco, California. Publisher: The Gibson Art Company, Cincinnati. Series or number 3536. Price: $7.00 “I’ve lots of room in my heart ’tis true, And I’m keeping a great, big place…Read More…
Photo Day
Real Photo Postcard, unused. AZO stamp box. Circa 1907 – 1918. Price: $10.00 The divided back plus AZO stamp box, with all four triangles pointing up, places this Real Photo Postcard at around 1907 – 1918. We can tell the…Read More…
Beautiful Mother And Daughter
Oval studio photo, with decorative border, mounted on heavy cardboard. Date: circa 1890 – 1900. Size: About 6 x 4″ Price: $15.00 A gorgeous oval studio photo found in Salinas, California of a mother and daughter. I love their beautiful…Read More…
A Family In 1904
Real Photo Postcard of two women and two men, names unknown, possibly siblings, posing for the photo. The women are wearing wide-brimmed hats. The photo is on the blurry side. Too bad or we would be better able to see…Read More…
I’ll Stick To You
Divided back, used postcard. Publisher: S. Bergman, New York. Copyrighted 1913. No. 6508. Postmarked May 18, 1914 from Pueblo, Colorado. Price: $5.00 “I’ll stick to you thru thick and thin.” Cute image of a little boy and girl on an…Read More…
J. Paul Zemmer, WWI
This is a Real Photo Postcard that, as you can see, was trimmed down, and must of been in a family photo album. On the back is written, “J. Paul Zemmer. Co K. 1st Reg. N.G.S.T.[?]” These last initials were…Read More…
Harry W. Yeager, Bantry Bay, Ireland
Real Photo Postcard showing studio portrait of handsome young man in suit and tie and holding a straw boater. He is seated on the commonly seen type of small photo studio bench; he wears a ring on his right little…Read More…