S01693 leather card with DEVIL or KRAMPUS Postcard: Mexico Leather
Titled: I'm Having a DEVIL OF A TIME IN Mexico
Showing: a devil with a pitchfork - could also be a krampus as it might have a hooved foot
Publisher or Manufacturer: ?
Series or Number: 4
Postmarked: N, hand dated 1906 - Mexico City
Divided/Undivided back: U
Used: Y
Back has: Stick it here written where the stamp would go - Tarjeta Postal
Condition: appears to be 6 or so pin holes which you really don't see unless it is held up to light

Note: Photos have been taken with the card inside a plastic sleeve and the number is on the sleeve, not on the card. The plastic may have distorted the image just a little or there
may be marks or shadowing from what I use to take my pictures on, so therefore if you would like a better pix sent directly to you – just ask.


Publisher: Vintage, Unknown  

A06017 rppc de CALETILLA Y CALETA Acapulco Gro Mexico Mexican real picture postcard titled: 545 - Panorama de Caletilla Y Caleta Acapulco Gro / EKC Sello in the stamp box area / unused / Tarjeta Postal / there is a small jam/tear in the center of the right edge, corners/edge shows a little wear with color loss
Publisher: Vintage, unknown  

A06018 rppc Club Deportivo Acapulco, Gro 54A MEXICO Mexican real picture postcard titled: Club Deportivo - Acapulco, Gro 54A / Tarjeta Postal / 25 cts correo Aereo Mexico stamp Art Popular stamp with an Acapulco, Gro postmark in a double circle 27 Nov 54 13 / there are some light creasing to mainly the right side of the card / corners show a little wear
Publisher: Vintage, unknown  

I03255 BULL FIGHT - FINISHING STROKE This postcard is titled: Bull Fight, The finishing Stroke, C Juarez, Mexico and shows 7 matadores and the bull in a downed position / the men are all dressed in bright colored clothes and each have their red cloak / MSB - C T Photochrom / postmarked El Paso, Tex in 1913 but the top part of the postmark is gone along with the stamp / top left corner is bent, a small crease from the bottom of the card to the bull, top right corner chipped away and the other corners have color loss.
 

A06014 rppc of Castillo de Chapultepec Mexico DF Old Mexican real photo postcard titled: Castillo de Chapultepec Mexico, DF / postmarked 1949 - stamp is missing - has Temperancia: Po___Y Por la Raza - ____Antialcoholica, D is the killer message / to Mrs George Grube of Plattsburg, NY / has creasing across the center from the left to the right, a jam/tear to the left of center on the top edge and a few others, but a good price
Publisher: Vintage, unknown  

D07174 multi view RECUERDOS de MEXICO abt 1904 Postcard: multi view of Mexico
Titled: Recuerdos de Mexico
Showing: Ciudad Juarez, Post Office - El Paso in the distance / Burro Wood Train / Mexican Custom House
Publisher or Manufacturer: Albertype Co
Series or Number: N
Postmarked: El Paso, TX in 1904
Divided/Undivided back: U
Used: Y
Addressed to: Mrs Carrie Carwright Saugerties on Hudson, NY
Condition: corners are pointed

Note: Pix have been taken with the card inside a plastic sleeve and the number is on the sleeve, not on the card. The plastic may have distorted the image just a little or there
may be marks or shadowing from what I use to hold the postcards, so therefore if you would like a better pix sent directly to you – just ask.


Publisher: Albertype Co  

D06109 Palacio Municipal CORDOVA, MEXICO Mexican real photo postcard titled: Palacio Municipal Cordova, Ver Mex / trade mark of a MF with the center parts being elongated – a 26 to its right / picture is very clear / Tarjeta Postal on the back, EKS Sello in/on the stamp box / unused / corners are pointed


Publisher: M F  

D06234 view in CUERNAVACA, MEXICO Mexico postcard titled: Paisaje, Cuernavaca, Mexico - A Landscape in Cuernavaca, Mexico / Publisher or Manufacturer: F Martin, Mexico, City - No 513 on the face - Republica Mexicana Tarjeta Postal / Postmarked: N / Divided or Undivided back: D / Used: N / corners show a little wear with color loss and the upper left one has a small bend
Publisher: F Martin  

G06094 old pc of Street scene JUAREZ, MEXICO Mexico postcard titled: Street Scene, showing old Guadaloupe Church, nearly 400 years old, Juarez, Mexico - a large water tower - sign on left for: Quong Lee Abbarrotes Y Carniceria / back: Across the Rio Grande River from El Paso is the interesting Mexican city of Juarez, reached ordinarily by street car over the bridge which here joins Mexico with the US. The Mission Guadalupe, founded in 1659, is one of the city's chief show places. Juarez was named in honor of the Patriot President of Mexico, who once maintained his capitol here / unused / divided back / left edge serated as if it was originally in a booklet
Publisher: Vintage, unknown  

D06108 RPPC aqueducto de LOS REMEDIOS, MEX abt 1946 Mexico real photo postcard titled: Acueducto de los Remedios Mex / picture shows a bridge like structure with a bunch of people walking across, a part of a small house made of blocks of possibly adobe bricks, with a roof that looks like it has pieces of boards for roofing – there are 2 ladies and a man standing outside and what is so cute is that the Mexican man is holding onto a strap of sorts that is connected to his little pig! / note states that Anita Corliss bought the card in Mex City, but was just getting it off to Mr and Mrs Chas Stackpole of North Sheldon, VT – it is postmarked New Orleans, LA in 1946 / She must have been in the military service as there is no stamp and it is marked free / just a little corner wear, with the top left being the worse
Publisher: Vintage, unknown  

A06013 rppc of MEXICO CITY, Mexico LA CATEDRAL and park Mexico real picture postcard titled: 3059 La Catedral - Mexico Dit Drehme or something like that / shiny linen like finish / note on the back: The Cathedral of Mexico City seen from the balconies of the Municipal Palace / Agfa in the divider line / nothing else on the back / minor corner wear
Publisher: Agfa  

500944 rppc Custom House Nogales, Mexico Real photo postcard that is titled: Coustem House Nogales, Mexico - the spelling of the Custom House is spelled with an OU on the photo / Am thinking that it is the border between Nogales, AZ and Mexico / Roberts Photo P - No 9 / picture also shows a close up of the railroad track in front of the building / AZO with 2 up and 2 down triangles which normally dates 1918 to 1930 / unused / minor corner wear
Publisher: Roberts Photo  

500893 INTERNATIONAL BOUNDRY Tijuana MX rppc Mexico real photo postcard titled: International Boundry Tijuana, Mex which shows a huge boundry marker behind some wrought iron spikes / am guessing that the right hand side of the photo is in the US because there appears to be a board walk way or road way that stops just about at the marker. If you like old automobiles you will like this old car - have taken a close up of it as you can see the men fairly clearly and if you know your cars you may even be able to tell what kind it was even before you see the hood ornament / AZO with 2 up and 2 down triangles which dates 1918 to 1930 / unused / minor corner wear
Publisher: Vintage, unknown  

D07105 rppc ALABAMA coming into VERA CRUZ, Mexico Postcard: Mexico real photo
Titled: Vera Cruz
Showing: a ship, which with a magnifying glass, you can just barely make out the name ALABAMA on the front coming into port on Vera Cruz - there are a bunch of people on the dock and you can see an island or at least a point of land off into the water, as well as maybe a light house
Publisher or Manufacturer: ?
Series or Number: N
Postmarked: N
Divided/Undivided back: D
Used: N
Condition: minor corner wear

Note: Pix have been taken with the card inside a plastic sleeve and the number is on the sleeve, not on the card. The plastic may have distorted the image just a little or there
may be marks or shadowing from what I use to hold the postcards, so therefore if you would like a better pix sent directly to you – just ask.


Publisher: Vintage, Unknown  

E05016 RPPC of street in VERACRUZ MEXICO Mexican real photo postcard showing a street scene in I believe Veracruz / there is writing in the lower left but I can only read ________ independencia - to the right Veracruz, 754 with a mark above it / on the left side of the photo is a sign on the wall that reads: Teatro - IA? Patria - Custodios - a sign for Calzado Florsheim - on the right a sign for La Nutria, there are people walking in the street and the road, an old car, and a church I think in the background / postmarked Buzones Veracruz, Ver and a date but I am not sure how it is read... has a 2, mark, May 30 18, mark - if critical, I will send a copy to you / to Mrs H E Marsh of Montpelier, VT - note only says: Greetings from the hottest city yet. Vera Cruz Mexico - Monnie?? / bottom right corner has light creasing/marks, other just bumped - circle of postmark shows when card is tilted
Publisher: Vintage, unused