This is a nice vintage postcard from 1939. The card shows a young child (the boss) crying at the mention of the trip ending and going home. The artwork is by D. Tempest.

The back side of the card is addressed to Lura Bess of Fort Worth, Texas, from Bob. The card is postmarked from Galveston, Texas, with a date of June 24, 1939. The is a nice canceled one cent stamp still attached to the postcard.

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

This is a humorous postcard from the state of Arizona. A parched donkey walks across the desert in the blistering sun. A buzzard sits atop a sign showing the donkey that he is 50 miles from town; 30 miles from water; and 2 feet from hell! The bottom of the post card says, "Howdy From The Middle Of Nowhere!"

The artist for the postcard is Bob Pettey.

Smith-Southwestern, Inc. of Arizona published the postcard...

This is a humor postcard. The card shows a luxury yacht passing two shipwrecked men on a raft. To the amazement of the second man, the first says, "They want to know if we have any Grey Poupon." The lower left corner says, "Keep The Faith!"

The postcard is in good unused condition with some minor wear to the corners.

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This is a sweet vintage postcard showing a young girl in her winter clothes standing by a sign that reads, "A Very Happy New Year To You All."

There is no information on the card as to the artist, publisher or date that the card was made. From the artwork, I am guessing pre-1940.

The card is n good condition with some minor wear to edges...

This is humorous postcard. It shows a bare-footed man in shabby and torn clothing. Note the rope being used for a belt. The back of the post card says, "Dress for Success!"

"Never a slave to fashion, Grenville didn’t believe in this ‘Clothes Make the Man’ nonsense."

Wildwood Design Group of McLean, Virginia, published the postcard that has a 1989 copyright...

This is a Christmas Postcard – send Heartiest Good Wishes!

This card is unused and in good condition. The corners show a small amount of wear. No actual date on this postcard. It was printed by Popular Products of Chicago, Illinois. It is probably a reprint of a vintage postcard since there is a zip code by the manufacture’s city.

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This vintage postcard shows a view of Medical Center Hospital located in Odessa, Texas. The photograph is by Gene Aiken. Walcott’s Products Company of San Angelo, Texas, published the postcard.

The postcard is in good condition with some minor wear to the corners. There is no date on the postcard, however, from the cars in the parking lot, I would say this is dated in the 1940’s or 1950’s...

This vintage postcard shows an army man complaining about the fit of his uniform. The man behind the counter assured the complainer that "We always try to satisfy th’ customer."

There is no date on the postcard, however, from my research I have determined the postcard is dated 1940 from the number assignment in the lower right hand corner. The back side of the card is unused. "C.T...

This is nice post card featuring Missouri State Fair Grounds, Sedalia Missouri.

Lula of Fort Worth, Texas, was the recipient of this postcard. The unknown sender tells Lula that he wishes she could have had as cool a summer as he had. A nice wish!

The postcard is in good condition with some minor wear to the corners. The back of the card is used as mentioned above with a Sedalia, Missouri, postmark dated August 8, 1949...