This is a nice vintage postcard from 1950. The front has an inspirational message with an Easter theme followed by a verse from I Corinthians.

The back side of the postcard is postmarked Fort Worth, Texas, with a date of April 7, 1950. The message is from Mrs. Gorman inviting Sharon to church. There is also a very nice canceled one-cent stamp on the back.

The postcard is in good condition. There is wear to the corners and edges...

This vintage postcard shows the National Education Association Center at 1201 Sixteenth Street, Washington D. C. The center was built with the contributions of more than 250,000 teachers and friends.

There is no date on the postcard, however, from the cars in front of the building, I estimate the date to be in the 1950’s.

The postcard is in very good condition with some minor wear to the corners. The back side of the card is unused...

This vintage postcard shows the Miyako Hotel in Kyoto, Japan. I have three of these postcards – probably meant to be sent to family and friends from the traveler. There is no information as to the date.

All three postcards are in very good condition each with some minor wear to the corners. The back sides of all cards are unused. The price is for each or purchase all three for $12.00 and free shipping.

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

This is a souvenir postcard that says, "Chinees Restaurant – Peking - Bovenzaal." It shows the inside of a restaurant in Amsterdam – Holland.

The card is addressed to Fort Worth, Texas...

This vintage postcard shows a view of the Shrine Hospital for Children in Shreveport, Louisiana.

The postcard is postmarked from Shreveport, Louisiana, dated June 22, 1934, to Waco, Texas.

The postcard is in good condition with some wear to the corners. This card appears to have been glued in a scrapbook at one time. There are stains on the back side and on the upper right side edge of the front...

This is a humorous postcard that shows a guy who stayed in Las Vegas just a little too long! His clothes are tattered and his shoes are worn out – but he is moving in the direction of Home and says, "I’ll be home soon!"

This is typical of postcards people used to send to let others know they would be returning from vacation soon.

Taiwan Printer of San Francisco, California, published the postcard that has a 1985 copyright.

The postcard is in very good condition ...

This is a humorous postcard that shows Clem and his lovely broken down in their car. Ellie May, of course, thinks Clem is using the old "out of gas" trick to be alone with her. The look on the cow’s face says it all!

This is a Happy Traveler Postcard printed in the U.S.A.

The postcard is in very good condition...

This is a vintage postcard showing the Orphans’ Home in Warren, Ohio. The postmark is 1911. The card is addressed to Business College in East Liverpool, Ohio.

The postcard is in good condition. There is some wear to the edges and corners. There are ink marks at the top of the front side of the postcard. It looks as if it had been postmarked – a common practice back then...

This is a very old postcard from 1908 of Yellowstone National Park. It shows Red Rock from the bottom of the canyon. The postcard is by Raphael Tuck & Sons in Saxony.

Miss A. M. Pearce of Elkton, Maryland, received this card that was postmarked in Cecilton, Maryland, on May 22, 1908. G.W.W...

This is a sweet vintage postcard showing a young girl in a burro drawn cart. A young boy is guiding the burro. In the upper left corner in gold lettering it says, "With Kind Remembrance."

It doesn’t appear that the postcard was ever sent, as there is no postmark. The message from Ada is very sweet – telling her cousin she is sorry that she can not walk, but assuring her that she will get "all OK."

There is no information as to the date of this postcard...

This is a very pretty postcard that was printed in Germany. The front side has a very intricate border of flowers and scrollwork around it. Small blue flowers fill the interior. All of the images are embossed giving the card a three-dimensional look.

The message is to Claude in Anson, Texas, from Aunt Julia simply stating that she wished she could come see him.

The postcard is in good condition though there is wear to the edges and corners. There is a small water spot on the ...

This is a humorous postcard that shows a lady truck driver warning her peers that she is more than a sex symbol.

Baxter Lane Company of Amarillo, Texas, published the postcard. There is no published date.

The postcard is in very good condition unused condition.

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