Catalog: Postcards

Five Easter postcards – one with written “to” and “from”, the others were mailed. Two are postmarked 1922 and have cancelled one cent stamps. One is postmarked 1926 and has a cancelled two cent stamp. One is postmarked 1906 and has a cancelled one cent (front facing) stamp – the address interesting, Evansville, Ind., R.R. No. 7.

There are 5 postcards in this listing! One “Why don’t you write?” is postmarked 1908, one “Sincere Greetings” that is unused, two “Greetings from” (one dated 1907, the other not mailed but has handwritten “to” and “from”), the last one is “Greetings” postmarked but is not legible.

Two postcards were mailed (1954, 1962) and have cancelled stamps, the other postcards are unused!

Made in Germany, this adorable postcard was mailed in 1907 and has cancelled one cent stamp!

Interesting postcard depicting Clark County Memorial Hospital! Postmarked 1958 and has cancelled 3 cent Liberty stamp.

Postcard from Veterans Administration Hospital in Indianapolis, Indiana! Postmarked 1959 and has three cancelled one cent stamps.

Never mailed postcard, “Greetings from Centerville, Indiana”.

This postcard has not been mailed but has two scratches at top (see photo). It’s “Parke County, Indiana, No. 14, 14/61/05, Nevins Covered Bridge”.

Unmailed “Greetings From” postcard.

This is a very pretty Easter postcard and is from the “Easter Lily Series”. Postmarked 1909 and has cancelled one cent stamp. This postcard would be lovely framed and displayed.

Two neat Easter postcards in this listing! Neither has been mailed but have handwritten names.

These Christmas postcards have pretty verses! All have been mailed but only one postmark date is legible – 1925 and it has a cancelled two cent stamp. the other two have cancelled one cent stamps.

Unmailed postcard, “Grant County, Indiana, 14-27-01, Cumberland Bridge”. Postcard has a bend in one corner.

The verse on this Happy Birthday postcard is so pretty! “May your Birthday be bright with blessing, As bright as the stars that shine, All gladness and joy possessing, Accept dear, this wish of mine.” Postcard was mailed from Birdseye, Indiana, has cancelled one cent stamp, and is postmarked Feb. 3, 1913.

Printed in Germany, this is a very pretty Easter postcard with yellow daffodils and a silver color cross! Postmarked Mar. 23, 1916 and has cancelled 1 cent stamp.

Neat verse and cute kids on this postcard! Postmarked 1910 and has cancelled one cent stamp.

Neat postcard with “copyrighted 1907, D. Millson” on front! Mailed from Budsin, Wis. To Wantona, Wis. And has postmark date of 1908 with cancelled one cent stamp.

Dated and postmarked July 27, 1923, this is an interesting postcard! It’s number “15168. Around the Mountain Tops, Pike’s Peak Auto Highway”.