This is a vintage postcard from 1914. It shows a beautiful picture in a sepia color that I am guessing is in a cathedral. Along the edge of the postcard it reads, "Venezia – R. Accademia – L’Assunia – Tiziano Vecellio di Pieve di Cadore – C. Naya Editore – Venezla."

The postcard is in fair to good condition. There is some wear to the edges and a tear at the bottom edge about an inch into the postcard...

This is an advertisement from August, 1944, for Coca-Cola Company. "Have a Coke = How are things goin’? . . . or being friendly in Newfoundland." This is a nice war-time advertisement.

The reverse side features advertising for Union Carbide and Carbon Corporation. The ad shows a bridge being prepared for painting by scrubbing the steel with a brush of flames. The process made the paint go farther and last longer.

The page measures 6 7/8" x 10"...

This Postcard features a lovely night view of the State Capitol in Little Rock, Arkansas. There a very nice, clear postmark. The 1 cent postage stamp is intact and in very good condition.

The postcard is in very good condition with some very minor wear to the upper, left front corner.

This would make a nice gift for someone who collects postcards or postage stamps!

Please include $1.00 for shipping in the U.S...

This is a very nice two page Kellogg's Corn Flakes advertisement from a 1955 magazine. Look carefully and you will see one of the pictures features Arthur Godfrey. Arthur Godfrey had one of the top rated CBS shows in the 1950's called "Arthur Godfrey and Friends."

The back side of the left side of the Kellogg's ad, there is a very nice full page Eastman Kodak Company advertisement. It features the Kodak Pony Camera...

Boy, if you think Social Security Benefits are depressing now, take a look at this 1966 card titled “Your Social Security Benefits – Examples of Monthly Payments Beginning 1966.” The numbers will amaze you!

The back side of the card is, what appears to be, a punch Meal Ticket from Al Todd. Al goes on to inform you that age 65, you still face the prospect of buying 12,162 meals for yourself.

The card is in fairly good condition with some wear to the edges and corners...

This will probably be the shortest listing I have ever written. This item is a copy of a 1975 Russian magazine and I haven't a clue what any of it says.

I can tell you there are a couple of nice pages showing Russian artwork...

This is a very old document - an Abstract of Title to Lot 24, Block 8 of Greenville Crest Addition to the City of Dallas, Texas, for R. H. Clem.

The front cover shows Stewart Abstract Company (Successor to S. W. S. Duncan) - Established 1872 - Associated with Stewart Title Guaranty Company, Dallas, Texas.

The date for the document is January 22, 1925, and required a fee of $28.50...

This is an advertisement from May, 1948, for Air France – 19 Years of Overwater Flying. "Enter this door and you enter France."

The reverse side features advertising for several companies and products. They include:

* Mido Multi-Centerchrono Watches - Mido Watch Company of America
* Missouri Division of Resources & Development - Vacation Guide
* Bank of America Travelers Cheques

The page measures 6 7/8" x 10"...

This is an advertisement from April, 1920, for American Chain Company Incorporated of Bridgeport, Connecticut. "The Honor of the ACCO Family."

The reverse side features advertising for The Continental and Commercial Banks of Chicago. "The Measure of a Commercial Center."

The page measures 6 7/8" x 10". It is in very good condition and ready for matting and framing - no rips or tears other than the binding edge where the page was removed from the binding staples...

This is an advertisement from May, 1948, for the Bell & Howell Company of Chicago, Illinois. This ad features the Filmo Auto Master. "For Movies You’ll Be Proud To Show."

The reverse side features advertising for the Association of American Railroads...

This is a nice vintage advertisement dated April, 1945, for Boeing – designers of the B-29 Superfortress, the Flying Fortress and the new Stratocruiser. The ad shows a picture of the C-97 Army transport which had an average speed of 383 miles an hour with tail winds averaging approximately 45 mph.

World War II was still raging when this advertisement was printed. Underneath the picture it says, "Finish the Fight – with War Bonds."

The reverse side features advertising for...

This is an advertisement from April, 1920, for Camel Cigarettes. "Camels certainly give you everything you ever wanted in a cigarette. They’re a revelation!"

The reverse side features advertising for Postum Cereal Company of Battle Creek, Michigan. "Don’t ask the grocer merely for corn flakes, ask for Post Toasties."

The page measures 6 7/8" x 10". It is in very good condition and ready for matting and framing - no rips or tears other than the binding edge where the p...