Divided back, embossed, unused postcard. Series or number 3307. Publisher unknown. Date circa 1907 – 1914. Price: $1.00 “Great souls by instinct to each other turn, Demand alliance, and in friendship burn.” Graceful lilies of the valley on a gold-tone…Read More…
Category: Postcards
Chinatown, San Francisco
“San Francisco’s Chinatown. Keystone thoroughfare of interesting and colorful oriental activity in San Francisco is famous Grant Avenue – many quaint bazaars and shops, cafes and nightclubs offer a picturesque and romantic contrast between eastern and western hemisphere customs. The…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…
The Conversation
Divided back, unused postcard. Publisher unknown. Date circa 1910 – 1920. Price: $4.00 Unusual postcard scene of a girl on a pony, talking with a boy that is standing a little bit in front of them. The boy and girl…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…
Scene On The Creek, Columbia MO
1906 postcard addressed to: “Miss Allie Bryant, Brunswick Mo.” The sender wrote, “Be sure to make it a point to come see me some time. If there is an excursion come[?]. Give the girls at the store my love and…Read More…
Greetings From Hamilton, Ontario
Divided back, linen, used postcard. Postmarked August 22, 1954 from Hamilton, Ontario. Published by Royalty Specialty Sales, 118 Queen E., Toronto, Ontario, Canada. A Colourpicture Publication. Made in Canada. Price: $5.00 “Greetings From Hamilton, Ontario, Canada” Beautiful Linen, Large Letter…Read More…
Greetings From Los Angeles, Cal.
Divided back, embossed, used postcard. Printed in Germany. Postmarked 1910 from Los Angeles, California. Series 506. Publisher unknown. Price: $5.00 Addressed to: “Mrs. J. M. Ellison, 26th St. & Cheyenne Ave, Pueblo Colo.” The sender wrote: “I sent the eye…Read More…
Pikes Peak Avenue
Divided back, unused postcard. Date: 1961 – 1963. Publisher: Sanborn Souvenir Co., Inc., Denver, Colorado. Series or no. 3579. No. 47388-B, Printed by Dexter, West Nyack, New York. Color by Coil. Availability status: SOLD “#3579 – Pikes Peak Avenue, Colorado…Read More…
Mary’s Little Lamb
“It followed her to school one day, Which was against the rule;” Cute postcard showing the above caption from the children’s nursery rhyme, “Mary Had A Little Lamb.” Funny on our end here to look at the writing on the…Read More…