Vintage Postcard Artist Signed, Basset Hound Dog

Traditional Collectibles: Ephemera: Postcards Pre 1960: item #303297
P040369

Artist signed by Lewis H. Larsen, copyright 1953. Great close-up view of basset hound.

Condition is very fine with no significant blemishes. An unused postcard circa 1953.

Antique Postcard Post Office Building, Pierre, S Dakota

Traditional Collectibles: Ephemera: Postcards Pre 1910: item #303296
P040368

Undivided back era postcard of the "New" post office in Pierre, S Dakota circa 1905.

Condition is average minus with small piece of lower right corner missing, corner wear, slight water marks, light pencil mark.

An unused postcard, published by Fred A Mix & Co., Pierre, S Dakota.

Vintage Postcard Home Federal Savings and Loan

Traditional Collectibles: Ephemera: Postcards Pre 1940: item #302825
P040362

Nice linen advertising postcard view of the Home Federal S & L in Chicago, Illinois circa 1934.

Condition is average minus with corner bumps and surface wear reverse side where it was attached to a scrapbook.

Published by Curteich-Chicago.

Vintage Postcard Former Miami Biltmore Hotel

Traditional Collectibles: Ephemera: Postcards Pre 1940: item #302824
P040361

Real photo postcard of the A A F Regional Hospital No. 1 in Coral Gables, Florida.

Condition is average minus with significant edge wear, corner wear, corner bumps, and surface degradation reverse side.

An unused postcard, published by Southern Bell Telephone and Telegraph Company, Inc.

Antique Fashion Postcard circa 1907

Traditional Collectibles: Ephemera: Postcards Pre 1910: item #302821
P040360

Nice antique fashion postcard showing victorian woman in flowered hat.

Condition is average minus with corner wear lower left, corner bumps, thumb tack hole top center, and postmark impression lower left.

Postmarked from Davenport, Iowa January 20, 1909. Published by W. M. L. Company.

Antique Postcard Cheyenne Chiefs Native American

Traditional Collectibles: Ephemera: Postcards Pre 1910: item #302553
P040358

Great close-up view of Cheyenne Chiefs in Camp showing native american dress. Note symbols on nearby teepee, frontier settler's wagon and man in background. "Stanley County inhabitants" written on front.

Condition is fair with vertical center crease, corner wear, corner bumps. Postmarked January 25, 1909 from Manila, S Dakota. No. 864, publisher unknown.

Antique Postcard Couple with Horse and Buggy 1908

Traditional Collectibles: Ephemera: Postcards Pre 1910: item #301251
P040351

Nice close-up view of a late victorian era couple dressed up for a horse drawn carriage ride. Note detail in clothing, carriage.

Condition is fine plus with minor edge wear and corner bumps. Postmarked from Capa, S. Dakota February 15, 1908.

Published by Th. E. L. Theochrom, series 1069.

Artist Signed Antique Postcard Gutmann and Gutmann

Traditional Collectibles: Ephemera: Postcards Pre 1910: item #301250
P040350

Cute artist signed postcard "The New Love" No. 200, Copyright 1907 by Gutmann and Gutmann. Note child with teddy bear and doll.

Condition is fine minus with minor abrasion on reverse side surface along left edge, corner bumps, edge wear. An unused postcard.

Real Photo Postcard Roosevelt Freeport, Illinois 1903

Traditional Collectibles: Ephemera: Postcards Pre 1910: item #301248
P040349

Rare antique postcard showing crowd gathering around President Theodore "Teddy" Roosevelt at the site of the historic Lincoln - Douglas Debate. This photo was taken June 3, 1903.

Condition is average plus with corner wear, slight edge wear, slight creases in back. Postmarked from Freeport, Illinois November 6, 1906.

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Antique postcard artist signed "Just a Little Shy" 1907

Traditional Collectibles: Ephemera: Postcards Pre 1910: item #300976
P040347

Uncommon artist signed postcard copyright 1907 P Hill, "Prismatic Series No. 1" showing shy young girl meeting young boy.

Condition is fair plus with significant edge wear, corner wear, slight corner crease upper right, lower right, lateral crease center right.

Postmarked Omaha, Nebraska, June 27, 1908.