S01526 Car with white berried plants Clapsaddle? Postcard: Misc Greeting
Showing: a yellow old convertible car with bunches of plant material with white berries or flowers
Publisher or Manufacturer: International Art Pub Co
Artist: Clapsaddle?
Series or Number: N
Postmarked: N
Divided/Undivided back: D
Used: N
Condition: minor color loss to the gold trim

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
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Publisher: International Art Pub Co  

K03318 ~ Misc Greetings ~ HAPPY RETURNS Postcard shows an open - folding fan with what appears to be lace at the top and a winter scene on the folded material, with a green ribbon on the bottom with Happy Returns written on it / lightly embossed and the border has a unique design that is also lightly embossed / A 435 on the back left edge / a few light creases on the card / corner/edge bumping
 

L03049 - GREETING SINCERE by S M SALKE This is a brown and white embossed postcard titled: Greeting Sincere - which has a picture of a couple of men and horses, along with their dogs in the hunt / copyright 1909 by S M Salke / trademark of double A in a circle and 655/7 / top right corner is bumped
 

K03312 ~ MISC GREETING ~ Gartner and Bender Postcard reads: Across the many miles that lie between us - I breathe at even tide a prayer; - May the world mile my friend upon you - And peace and joy attend you everywhere / has the G & B copyright - Gartner & Bender Pub / addressed to Miss Glenna Rhine of New Sharon, Iowa from her Aunt Clara as a birthday card / postally unused / bottom left corner has the start to a bend others just bumped
 

D04239 MY GREETING sm child on horse, man Misc Greeting postcard titled: My Greeting showing a small child on a horse that is drinking from a trough, both next to a man, pinkish flowers / face of the card is similar to a smooth linen, but the back is flat / divided back / to Miss Pearl Brown of Belmont, NY / postmark isn't legible / divided back / top left corner has chip out of it, top right creased, others bumped, all with color loss
 

D03181 TELEGRAPH POST CARD from 1907 This postcard is quite unique as it is a fill in the blank type. The front has TELEGRAPH POST CARD & the no, time sent & date is filled in by the person sending the card and there is lines for the message / the back side is an undivided one postmarked _______, Nebr (Nebraska) in 1907 and addressed to Miss Blanche Murphy in Hitchcock, So Dak / card is in good shape with only slight bumping of the corners.

Publisher: Vintage, Unknown  

J04174 LARGE letters with women in and around Misc greeting card that says: ALL BLESSINGS ATTEND YOU - and has large letters for the word blessings that has pictures of a bunch of women inside - the other words have women inside the letters or around them / there are 3 shamrocks around the card and the background is black / copyrighted, 1906, by H I Robbins / divided back / Mother Dec 25 - 1908 is written on the back / unmailed - no note / there is a couple of marks to the left and below the letter A in Attend that may have been from staples, some spotting which may be like age staining, corners/edges show a little color loss
Publisher: H I Robbins  

D03179 old TO MOTHER postcard This is a postcard with the following addressed to mother: TO MOTHER... OF ALL THE JOYS I'VE EVER KNOWN - OR PRIZED ABOVE ALL OTHERS - THE GREATEST ONE SHALL ALWAYS BE - MY DEAR AND BEST OF MOTHERS / 165A on the lower front corner / FA Owen Co / postmarked ____?, Mich in 1917 and addressed to: Mrs David Corvell in Lansing, Michigan / has a small crease and the corners are bumped slightly.


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Publisher: F A Owen Co  

MANY HAPPY DAYS * 1915 postcard w/silver G03061 - This is an old post card that has a thin layer of plastic? or film of some sort on top of the face. It shows a snow covered scene encased in a silver design, which is also surrounded by a silver desing and then ther is a large rectangular design around that with flowers and 4 leaf clovers / S & B entwined in a circle - Serie No 7527 - printed in Germany / postally used / the corners are turnt back or they have the coating coming away from the card - but if you are collecting oddities!!

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G03063 BIRDS ON WIRE * 1916 postcard This is an old embossed post card that shows 2 birds on the wire and one arriving with a note in its beak and a small bouquet of roses / titled: HEARTIEST CONGRATULATIONS / postmarked in 1916 / shows a little soiling and bumping of the corners.

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K03147 - WEDDING BELLS SOUVENIR @1910 Postcard has the following in a heart surrounded by flowers: Wedding Bells Souvenir - May the echo of your wedding bells be heard thro' coming years; may the love that in each bosom dwells know naught of doubt or fears: May the future bring you joy and peace that come with faith and love; May blessings flow, and never cease. From the fount of Heaven above. Then keep this as a souvenir. Each line my heart wish tells, May you oft in memory gladly hear Your merry wedding bells - Copyright 1907 by Geo M Vickers - The Colortype Co / picture has flowers around the heart and a man's hand getting ready to slip the wedding ring onto the womans hand / postmarked McCoysville, PA in 1910 - which is a DPO that was closed in 1974 and rec'd Honey Grove, PA / bottom right corner bent others with color loss
 

D04159 GOOD CHEER SERIES no 428, pansies Good Cheer Series No 428 postcard with a trailing of pansies and the words: Now here's the wish, the heartfelt wish, I send to you, my dear, May every day bring you a cup o'er flowing with good cheer. V B / lightly embossed / F A Owen Co / postmarked Tell City, Ind in 1913 / divided back / to Miss Lora Dick of Deer Creek, Indiana / some age staining, corners/edges show wear
 

E04171 SINCERE GREETINGS - Nash card abt 1914 Sincere greetings postcard with the copyright of Nash on the face / Greetings Series No 15 / postmarked Los Angeles, Cal in 1914 / under the stamp box is Copr. E Nash 1910 / it has an art deco/art nouveau appearance to it / top left corner has a bit of the face turned forward, minor corner wear on the others and there is an are on the bottom edge that may not have had the spotty coloring when the card was made
 

J04075 sleeping GIRL in grass signed BISHOP This may be an Easter card - showing a sleeping young girl laying in the grass with a white bunny rabbit looking into her basket / artist signed BISHOP / has an art deco look about it by the 3 sided border on the picture with decorative designs to it / saying: OH, TELL ME, BABY, HOW FAR AWAY IS NIDDY NOD LAND, MY DEAR, WHAT OF THE WONDROUS SIGHTS YOU SEE AND THE PLEASANT NOTES YOU HEAR? YOU SMILE IN YOUR SLEEP, SO, WELL I KNOW YOU DWELL 'MIDST FAIRY SCENES AH! WOULD THAT I COULD FIND THE PATH TO CHILDHOOD'S LAND OF DREAMS / not embossed / trademark of an 8 sided design with The D Co Chicago inside / divided back / postmarked Atlantic City, NJ in 1914 / to Master Billy Sullivan of Brighton, MA from his mother / bottom right corner has a crease, others lightly bumped