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 nice instruction hobby book titled "How To Twine Baskets and Such" by George Smith of Sierra Madre, California. Craft Course Publishers of Rosemead, California, published the book that has a 1976 copyright.

Instructions are included for all of the items seen on the front cover. Also included are instructions for an Ethiopian Jug Lamp...

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 is a very nice postcard featuring the 1974 Cadillac – dark blue in color.

The back side has the Cadillac logo and "Cadillac for 1974" written on it.

The postcard is in very good condition and is unused. There is some minor wear to the corners. The back side has one very small, light stain just right of the center line at the top.

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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 photograph has almost a haunting feel to it! It shows a man sitting on top of filled bags loaded onto a four-wheel wagon. The wagon is being pulled by a camel in Karachi, Pakistan.

In the bottom margin, it says, "103. – Camel Cart – Karachi (Pak.)

Though this item is the same size as a postcard, the back side is blank. Except for the information printed at the bottom, it looks just like a photograph and has a gloss finish to the surface. It appears to be very old.

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.

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This is such a nice vintage advertisement dated April, 1945, for Bell Telephone Systems. The message, "If only swtichboards grew on trees!" It shows a U. S. Marine setting up a telephone swtichboard n an island "somewhere in the Pacific."

This type of advertising was common during World War II – a way for businesses to advertise and still support the troops!

The reverse side features advertising for many, many Military Institutions and Academies throughout the U. S. All ads...

This is such a nice vintage advertisement dated April, 1945, for Hamilton Watch Company of Lancaster, Pennsylvania. World War II was still raging when this ad was printed. The message if from Sally, a graduating Senior, telling her parents that even though she has always wanted a watch – to wait until later to get her one. Hamilton was using its factories to make navigating timepieces used in the War effort.

The reverse side features advertising for Bell & Howell Company of Chicago, ...