This vintage postcard shows a Navajo woman weaver. The postcard is postmarked December 12, 1956, from Santa Fe, New Mexico. It was mailed to Fort Worth, Texas, to Mrs. Mallonee. George just wanted to let her know he was having a good time in the snow!

The postcard was published and distributed by Bob Petley of Phoenix, Arizona.

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

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This is a vintage postcard from Memphis, Tennessee. The picture is over-looking Confederate Park, the Post Office and the Mississippi River. The postcard is postmarked January 5, 1946, from Memphis Tennessee. There is a very nice canceled 1¢ stamp on the postcard.

The card is from Mary to Mrs. Jones in north Fort Worth, Texas.

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

This is a vintage postcard. The caption at the card’s bottom reads, "Fishing off a Swinging Bridge in Southwest Virginia." The postcard was published by Curtech of Chicago, Illinois. The postmark is from Coeburn, Virginia, dated October 21, 1955. There is a nice 2¢ canceled stamp on the card.

The postcard is in fair condition. There is wear to the edges and corners. The card has darkened due to age and the are watermarks on the back side over the "to" address...

This is a postcard showing the American Red Cross Building in Camp Shelby, Mississippi. The postmark is May 18, 1944. There is also a very nice canceled 1¢ stamp.

The postcard is to Lucky from Mary. She is wishing Lucky a happy birthday and states she enjoyed her trip to Mississippi but will take Jersey any day...

This is a pretty old postcard titled "Moonlight." It shows Conneaut Lake, Pennsylvania.

The card is to Betty Jane from Shirley saying how much she is enjoying her vacation in Pennsylvania. The postcard has an August 1941 postmark from Conneaut Lake. There is also a very nice 1¢ canceled stamp.

The postcard is in good condition. There is some minor edge wear and the lower left corner has been dinged.

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This is a wonderful old picture of the Post Office in Cincinnati, Ohio. The postcard is addressed to Miss Weaver in East Liverpool, Ohio. It is postmarked December 2, 1913. There is also a very nice canceled 1¢ stamp on the card.

The card is in good condition considering its age. There is some wear to the edges and corners. Please note a small portion of the lower right corner is missing. The upper left corner also has a canceled stamp on it – an old practice years ago...

This is a very unusual postcard – both in the size and the way it was made. The front side of the postcard shows a hillbilly woman with her foot on the head of a submissive hillbilly man. The quote states, "You’re Always On My Mind."

This card is to Sharon from Bobby letting her know that he is away attending the funeral of his great grandmother. The postcard is addressed to Fort Worth, Texas, and is postmarked from Shelbyville, Tennessee, in August 1960...

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 very old picture postcard. It shows a young woman – all dressed up on his Sunday best – an ankle length dress. The woman has accessorized with a wide-brim hat, gloves and a long string of beads.

It was a common practice for people to have photographs of themselves made into postcards they could send to friends and loved ones.

The back side of the postcard is divided for a message and an address, as well as, a place for the postage stamp. The card was never used....

This is a very old picture postcard. It shows a young man – I’m guessing in his twenties – all dressed up on his Sunday best, a dark suit. There appears to be a pen in his coat pocket. Not the straight edge of the tie bottom.

It was a common practice for people to have photographs of themselves made into postcards they could send to friends and loved ones.

The back side of the postcard is divided for a message and an address, as well as, a place for the postage stamp. T...

This is a very nice Postcard Booklet featuring twelve postcards of the Ming Tombs in Peking. Peking Publishing House published the full color cards. There is no copyright listed.

Each page in the book has a postcard that can be removed by a perforated line that connects it to a smaller picture on the right side of the page. The postcards are designed on the backside like regular postcards that can be mailed – divided where there is a place to write a message and one to write the addr...

This is a set of two vintage cards – the type one might get at carnival fortune teller. The first is palm reading card. Surely the picture of "Your Future Husband" is meant for humor! The second describes "Your Ideal Love Mate" – a glorified lover – with a dash of Gable.

These are all printed on a thick card stock. A movie memorabilia collector previously owned both of these cards. The cards were both printed by Exhibit Supply Company of Chicago. The Ideal Mate card shows a copyr...