This is a great old vintage postcard. From the picture, you can see that this fisherman has been out fishing so long, that even the cat thinks he stinks with the comment, "Phew!"

The card reads, "Old Fishermen never die - they just SMELL that way!"

I have no idea what the exact age of the postcard might be. It was included with a box of other printed materials with copyrights from the early to late 1950's.

The back of the card shows it was made by Dexter Press, Inc., West Nyack, N.Y...

This is a vintage postcard of the now famous Dealey Plaza on the West entrance to Dallas, Texas. President John F. Kennedy was killed here on November 22, 1963.

President Kennedy was shot from the upper, right-hand window of the building at left. The Presidential Limousine was located near the car at lower left.

The postcard is in good condition on both sides. There is no writing on either side...

This postcard would be a very nice addition to an Olympic memorabilia collection. It is a nice glossy, black and white postcard from the 7th Winter Games Olympics which were held between January 26, 1955, and February 5, 1956. The games were held in Cortina d'Ampezzo, Italy.

The front of the card says "Stadio Olimpico Del Ghiaccio - Cortina - 1224."

Some interesting facts about the 1956 games:

(1.) Thirty-two countries participated...

This listing is for a vintage postcard - one you would purchase and send to a friend or relative to brag about the Keno jackpot you just won.

The front of the card shows a "caller" yelling out "EeeO-Leven." A man stands up and yells, "KENO!" to the dismay of the surrounding players. The bottom of the card says "I won" and has a blank where you can put the amount of money you won. Underneath this is another blank for you name...

This is a very nice vintage postcard showing the sites of Paris. The postmark is 2-7-1966 from Paris, France with a very nice postage stamp.

The sites on the front of the card:

1. Notre-Dame 2. Les Bouquinistes 3. La Cathedrale Illuminee 4. La Facade 5. La Rosace Sud

The writer tells how her hotel is in an excellent location - close to all the main sights.

The card is in good very good condition - especially since it made the long trip from France to the U.S.A...

This is a very interesting postcard wishing the receiver A Happy New Year. It was mailed from Grand Rapids, Michigan, in 1924. The "to" address has a street and the word "City" - a sign that it could be taken for granted back then that the Post Office would know where to send the postcard.

The postcard reads: A Happy New Year...

This is a nice travel postcard from Italy. The writer tells of their drive to Milan from Rome and mentions the nice hotel where she is staying.

The postcard is in good condition with two very nice Italian stamps on it in excellent condition. There is minor wear to the edges and corners. The postmarks are so heavy that they actually emboss the front side of the postcard...

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 sweet little postcard sending Christmas wishes to someone in Nebraska.

The cute little girl in button, high-top shoes sings: Christmas candles all alight, Christmas songs and children's play, Gleaming wreaths of holly bright, Bring you joy on Christmas Day.

The front of the card has some light stains on it. Other than that, the card is in good overall condition considering it is almost 80 years old...

This adorable postcard was intended as a Christmas wish, however, the young sender mailed it to late. The postmark is dated January 2, 1916, from Colorado.

The card reads:

A Christmas Wish. At the home table on this day, How well I'd like to be, So when you carve the turkey, Just eat a slice for me.

The card has darkened some with age and the upper right corner has a small bend...

This is a very cute vintage postcard dated January 2,1914, postmark from Battle Creek, Michigan. It features a young man walking with a not tacked above that says, "I am comin' up to see you soon."

The card has a nice 1 cent stamp with a good, clear postmark...

These three cute Christmas cards were never sent. They were printed by Gibson Lines of Cincinnati and New York.

The first card shows a cute Dutch girl who has slipped on the ice, leaving her packages scattered all over the ice. The simple message, "Mine Christmas Vishes!"

The second card shows a happy Dutch boy carrying armloads of packages and reads, "A cholly goot vish for Xmas."

The third card shows a Dutch boy with a holiday package. A shy girl anticipates the gift is for her. The...