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Due to the rising costs of the rigid holders and the additional mailing costs due to their weight - we have had to cut back on using rigid holders for EACH CARD. We will now be placing 1 or 2 cards in the first 2 hard plastic sleeves, and the additional cards will be secured in paper with a rigid on either side of them for stiffness. We don't feel that this will have any adverse affect, as the cards will still be well protected.
All individual cards with a purchase price of $50 or more - WILL BE MAILED IN THEIR OWN RIGID SLEEVE - REGARDLESS OF THE QUANTITY OF CARDS.
We thank you in advance, for understanding. |
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* * * So that nothing happens to your card/cards in the mail - each postcard leaves here in a protective sleeve, as well as, in an individual rigid holder. Muttiple card lots, will have a protective sleeve only ~~UNLESS~~ stated otherwise in the individual write-up..........S/H fee FOR ANY NUMBER OF CARDS, is only: $2 to the US & CANADA and $3 for INTERNATIONAL orders. |
ABILENE
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B05349 SAND SPRINGS PUMPING STA Abilene KS
Kansas postcard titled: Sand Springs Pumping Station, Abilene, Kan showing a close up of the building with a couple of tall stacks rising from the roof - you can even see the number 202 - hanging on the side of a telephone or electric pole, not sure as I don't really see any wires that are coming off from it / Pub by S H Haffa of same - made in Germany / divided back / a note that states: This is where our drinking water comes from. Clame (their spelling) it is the purest in US. It is certainly great. Not addressed or posted / minor corner/edge nicking
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ATCHISON
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S01191_DPO_DOA old pc ATCHISON, KS abt 1906
Postcard: Kansas
Titled: Atchison, Kansas 1906 Driven from Home in the year of the terrible crops in Kansas Whatever was planted has grown so beyond control that houses are wrecked, fences demolished, buildings pushed aside, traffic ways obstructe; and all plans for harvesting and moving the produce seem to be unavailing. The 1906 is on the card but my sticker on the sleeve is hiding it
Showing: a comic rendition of people walking by a farmstead where the corn is pushing the house over and bumpkins have crashed thru the fence
Artist signed: a couple of the squigles on the lower right area look as if they might be signatures, but an not sure
Publisher or Manufacturer: From the Kansas City Times - which I believe is the newspaper of that era.
Series or Number: N
Postmarked: Huron, KS in 1906 which is a DPO cancellation as well as a doane cancellation
Divided/Undivided back: U
Used: Y
Addressed to: Mrs Mabel Kelly of Quechee, VT
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 take my pictures on, so therefore if you would like a better pix sent directly to you – just ask.
Publisher: Kansas City Times
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CHANUTE
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D06207
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D06207 Train Depot CHANUTE, KS abt 1908 A T and S F RR
Kansas postcard titled: A T and S F RR, Chanute, Kansas showing the train station or depot - close up, including some people out front / Publisher or Manufacturer: A H Co / Embossed: N / Postmarked: same in 1908 / Divided or Undivided: Y / Used: Y / Addressed to: Mrs Chas Avell? of Ladiburg?, KY / Corners and Edges: wear with a little color loss, also a mark in the center of the card at the roof and sky are
Publisher: A H Co
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DODGE CITY
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G03307
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G03307~ Dodge City, KS CITY PARK
This is an old postcard of the City Park in Dodge City, Kansas that I believe has been hand colored / pub by H R Schmidt - Moundridge, Kans - printed in Germany / The P C K Series peacock trademark / postally unused but a name has been written on the back / postcard in good shape.
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500881
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500881 First House Dodge City KS Harvey photo
Kansas postcard H4104 First House in Dodge City, Kansas, Built in 1871 / divided back / unused / Fred Harvey in a broken circle / minor corner wear
Publisher: Fred Harvey
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FORT LEAVENWORTH
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D05307
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D05307 INFANTRY PARADE,Fort Leavenworth KS
Kansas postcard titled: Infantry Parade, Fort Leavenworth, Kans that show about 6 soldiers on horse back and the remaining hundreds of military men standing in formation / pub by the South West News Co - No C13227 - Litho-chrome / the only thing written on the card appears to be the numbers from 1 to 100 / divided back / slight corner/edge wear with color loss
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FORT RILEY
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B05052
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B05052 Academic bldg FORT RILEY KS
Kansas smooth linen type postcard titled: Academic Bldg., Fort Riley, Kansas / pub by P K News Distributors - made by E C Kropp Co / divided back / unused / little soiling, corners bumbed with color loss
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FORT SCOTT
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B06198
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B06198 Fern Lake Park, FORT SCOTT, KS abt 1909
Kansas postcard titled: Fern Lake Park, Fort Scott, Kans / trademark of a K inside of a larger G, both in hallowed letters / postmarked Kansas City, MO with 8 straight killer lines that have the 1909 and a D inside them / to Frank Gifford of Prescott, KS / there is some color loss to the edges/corners, with rounding to the corners
Publisher: Vintage, unknown
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GREAT BEND
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F03237
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F03237~ KS - Great Bend * FIRST M E CHURCH
This post card is of the FIRST M E CHURCH - GREAT BEND, KANS / postcard is postally unused & couldn't find any identifying marks / does show corner bumping with color loss.
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HARPER
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G06028
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G06028 rppc Central Ave, churches abt 1907 HARPER KS
Kansas real photo postcard of Central Avenue, looking South in Harper, Kansas / back states: The first building you see on the other side of this card is the M E Church of which I am a member of since April 7th. That is all there is of the description of the card, but there is more to the note / postmarked Harper, Kans in 1907 / to Mrs Belle Lewis? Of Deepwater, MO / a few stains in the upper left area along with very light creasing - a little staining to the lower right area and the right corners have small bends
Publisher: Vintage, unknown
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