Divided back, Real Photo Postcard. AZO stamp box. Circa 1917 – 1919. Price: $10.00 Size: 3 x 5 and 1/4″ Real Photo Postcard from the WWI era of an older couple, and a young man in U. S. Navy uniform…Read More…
Category: People
I Think It Great
Divided back, unused postcard. Publisher unknown. Series 852. Made in the U.S.A. Circa 1918. Price: $10.00 Cute postcard circa 1918 (another example of this same postcard shows up elsewhere online with this date) showing a boy and girl, the smiling…Read More…
You’re Just My Style
Divided back, unused with writing on the back. Publisher unknown. Series 852. Artist: Witt. Circa 1918. Price: $10.00 There is no artist’s signature on this postcard but it seems to have been done by the person who signed his or…Read More…
Everybody Happy
Divided back, used postcard. Postmarked June 15, 1908 from New Haven Connecticut. Publisher: Bamforth & Co., Holmfirth, England and New York. Printed in England. Series 1092. Copyright 1908 by Bamforth & Co. Price: $15.00 This card is along the lines…Read More…
Me And Sport
Divided back, used Real Photo Postcard. Postmarked July 24, 1920-something? Circa 1920s. Kruxo stamp box. Price: $6.00 Real Photo Postcard with caption “Me And Sport” of a little girl, maybe about ten years old, posing for the camera with her…Read More…
I Ain’t Nobody’s Sweetheart Yet!
Divided back, artist-signed, used postcard. Postmarked March 1921 from Fresno, California. Publisher: Edward Gross Co., New York. Comic No. 25. “Smile Messengers.” Availability status: SOLD Adorable cutie in white dress with pink polka dots and wearing a big pink bow…Read More…
Why Don’t You Come To Fresno
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…
Indian War Dancer
Divided back, unused postcard with writing. Publisher and distributor: Bob Petley, Phoenix, Arizona. From a Kodachrome original by Ray Manley of Western Ways. Made in the U.S.A. Series or number K140. Photo circa early 1950s. Postcard circa 1963. Price: $5.00…Read More…
Chief Caping And Jaro
Divided back, unused postcard. Publisher: Sanborn Souvenir Co., Inc., Denver, Colorado. Color by Nesbitt. Printed by, West Nyack, New York. Series 9536-B, Number 3607. Circa 1963. Price: $8.00 There is a black and white 1947 postcard online at Princeton University…Read More…