Real photo postcard with AZO stamp box (with all four triangles pointing upward) of a young woman who is identified on the back as, “my half sister Bertha Edna (Vogt) Clevenger”, posing in a garden setting in front of a…Read More…
Category: Real Photo Postcards
Teedler Toddler
Divided back, Real Photo Postcard, unused. The stamp box shows the outlined (rather than the filled in) Cyko logo, with the words “Place Postage Stamp Here.” Circa 1907 – 1920s. Price: $7.00 Sort of a funny photo of a beautiful…Read More…
At The Train Depot
Divided back, Real Photo Postcard, unused with writing, Sailboat stamp box. Circa 1908. Price: $12.00 “What did we forget, Dad?” This one is priceless. A photo taken of father and daughter, and because of the above caption that appears on…Read More…
Serious Lady In Upturned Straw Hat
I love this one and every time I look at this woman’s photo I imagine that she is from Montréal or Québec. I don’t know why. Maybe she has French Canadian heritage. The Solio stamp box dates the card in…Read More…
Cowen Park, Seattle, Big Snow of 1916
Real Photo Postcard from a photo taken in Cowen Park, Seattle, Washington. In the white border at the bottom of the card is written, “Cowen Park Seattle Feb 1916.” From this shot we are looking down what seems to be…Read More…
Sweetest Girls in New Mexico
Divided back, Real Photo Postcard, unused with writing. Circa 1910-1920. Price: $10.00 Real Photo Postcard of the “Sweetest Girls in N. M.” This caption may have been written by their father (Or possibly the man’s wife appears in the photo…Read More…
School Days
Divided back, Real Photo Postcard. Unused. AZO stamp box with four triangles up. Circa 1907 -1918. Price: $6.00 Real Photo Postcard of an outdoors shot, location unknown, of what is probably a class photo of school children that look to…Read More…
Girl With Bow
Divided back, Real Photo Postcard, unused, circa 1907 – 1909. Feeser’s Studio, 24 E. Middle Street, Hanover, PA. Price: $15.00 See John G. Feeser, Photographer. Beautiful young girl wearing very large hair bow. Her gorgeous dress is decorated with what…Read More…
The Happy Families of Norwalk Connecticut
An excellent Real Photo Postcard of the Happy Families of Norwalk, CT. Judging by the family resemblances, placement of the subjects, and pose of the youngest woman, we might guess that the one family is the three adults on the…Read More…
Wilma Taylor’s House
“Dear Fern: This is the picture of our home. Are you coming down to see me? I want you to be sure to come. I am going to look for you. As ever your friend, Wilma Taylor” Divided back, real…Read More…