This vintage postcard shows a view Lover’s Leap Natural Tunnel in Southwestern Virginia near the Tennessee-Virginia State Line.

The card is from Mary telling the Gibsons in Fort Worth, Texas, they will visit Lover’s Leap when they visit next year.

The postcard is postmarked in Coeburn, Virginia, with a date of October 21, 1955. There is a nice 2¢ stamp still attached to the postcard.

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

This vintage postcard shows a view of the Casino – Florida’s Newest Playground in Pensacola, Florida. Shepeard’s of Pensacola published the postcard. There is no copyright but I estimate the postcard is from the 1930’s or 1940’s.

The postcard is in good condition with some minor wear to the corners. The back side is unused with some light markings on it...

This is a vintage humorous postcard that states, "Reason? There’s no reason – it’s company policy."

The postcard is to Mary in Fort Worth, Texas, from Melba. Melba is recounting all the places she has been and is yet to be. I got a chuckle when she tells how there was competition for their supper with a bear in Yellowstone Park – so they left!

The postcard is in good condition with some minor wear to the corners. The back is postmarked July 2, 1958...

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.

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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 Hermitage – Home of President Andrew Jackson near Nashville, Tennessee. The postcard has been postmarked in Nashville with a May 31, 1946, date.

The postcard is from Mary to her Mom in Fort Worth, Texas, letting her know she would be home soon.

The postcard is in good condition with some minor wear to the corners. The card has darkened due to age. The left side of the card has some postmark ink on it...

This vintage postcard is a photograph of a young man sitting in front of a piano. From the surroundings in the photo, I am guessing the date to be in the 1920’s or 1930’s. The picture is light, but in good condition.

The postcard is in good condition with some minor wear to the corners. The back side has not been used, but has darkened due to age.

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This vintage postcard shows a view of Compton Ridge, Mutton Hollow – Shepherd of the Hills Country in Missouri. The card states, "In the Beautiful Ozarks, Land of a Million Smiles.

The postcard is postmarked from Joplin, Missouri, and is dated August 26, 1940. The postcard is address to Miss Odessa in Abilene, Texas.

The postcard is in good condition with some minor wear to the corners. The lower left corner has more wear than the rest...

This vintage postcard shows a view of the Lake at Overton Park. The Pavilion is in the distance. Overton Park is in Memphis, Tennessee. The postcard is postmarked Memphis, Tennessee with a date of August 7, 1938.

The postcard it addressed to Miss Aline in Fort Worth ,Texas.

The postcard is in good condition with some minor wear to the corners. There is postmark ink on the front side near the upper right corner...

This vintage postcard shows a map of the State of Montana. The card reads, "Hello From Montana – The Treasure State – Land of the Shining Mountains."

The postcard is in good, unused condition with some minor wear to the corners. There is a pin-hole in the upper right corner...

This is a vintage postcard showing the Magnolia Court Motel in Little Rock, Arkansas – On U. S. 67-70 Southwest. The AAA logo is in the lower right corner of the car

The postcard is address to Pam of Fort Worth, Texas from Mary. Mom Mary is asking little Pam to be a "sweet baby" for Big Momma. The postcard is postmarked from Keokuk (I think that is right), Iowa, with a date of June 12, 1949.

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

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 ...