KABAKOFF & MALKIN. "CERTIFICATE of SURVEY / ... / 2724 Vine Street, / ... / Name of Owner: Isadore Kabakoff / April 6, 1926 / A. MALKIN, Inc. / Civil Engineers & Surveyors / ... / CINCINNATI - - OHIO" 10"x7¼" document with 4.7"x3.7" photograph attached, paper-clip indent to the photo prior to attachment, blank back except for a pencilled check mark (which would probably erase well). Dimensions mentioned are approximate. The building is still there, but the Paradise beauty Parlor now sits before it. $20.00 o(c)g(k)g(m)

KAESTNER. "SORAU, N.-L.  Markt  / Verlag Rauert & ..." black & white street scene showing the storefronts of Carl Kaestner & Theod. Weichold (among others), postcard mailed there 1902 to Chicago but stamp removed thinning a back corner & creating a small tear, arrival cancel ink on front, corner wear & rounding, small corner crease. The full name of the city is Sorau in der Niederlausitz. Sold but still available for scholarly study & research as a full-size & enhanced 72-dpi scan in .jpg format. $1.50 pg(k)g(w)

KAISER. "CHEYENNE KAISER SHOWS HIS HEELS TO MARYANN / (© 1922 R. R. DOUBLEDAY)" the famous rodeo rider's shoulders hit the dirt forcefully as the horse rears up, unused sepia-tone Azo real photo (blank corners) post card, browning paper on back, mild corner rounding. $16.50 ch(n)g

KANE. "The Arctic Regions. / The Humboldt Glacier, North Greenland / 200 feet high, 60 miles long. Discovered and named by Dr. E. K. Kane, 1853." with signed Albert Operti art depicting native kayakers for scale, Tuck Oilette Postcard 7339, unused, printed in England, minor corner wear, colors fairly fresh. $7.00 ga(o)g(k)th

KARDONSKY. "527 SANTIAGO, Calle Estado  Curphey y Jofré Ltda." with a Chilean traffic cop in the intersection & legible signs--Lenceria y Encajes, Omega, Cara Kardonsky / Brillantes Joyas; real photo postcard with clear 4 ABR 35 AMBULANCIA (mailed on train going to Osorno) hand cancel on 30-cts stamp franking it to Ohio, Valparaiso  6 ABR 35 transit marking in address area. Stamp overhangs the top edge so a couple of perfs got bent; tiny bottom corner crease nowhere near the image. Nice you-are-there type of feeling from the photography. $12.00 cgl-c

KÄSEBIER / CASEBEER. "I. M. CASEBEER M.D. PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON" with a prosperous looking man standing by his automobile in front (probably the doctor himself); uncaptioned (so we use all of the building sign) sepia-tone Azo (triangles up) real photo postcard, two tiny corner creases, the other corners with minor wear. The doctor with this distinctive name (Americanized from the Germanic surname Käsebier) had a practice located in Newport Indiana before World War I; then he moved to Clinton Indiana. Which is it? Newport! Here is the message on back: 'Does this look natural? Did you ever go to the river in that auto and did you every walk up the big hill and drive down? Newport has a famous big hill on its Main Street; Clinton does not. $20.00 i(n)g(c)g(k)m NEW / NEU / NOUVEAU

KAUFMAN. "A Merry Christmas / Amos Wilson Kaufman / Rural Letter Carrier.  Route No. 2" circa-1910 postcard with 4-stanza poem printed on the message side, addressed simply to 'Joe Wert and family'. Ordinarily items like this are hard to place, because a location is not specified -- but not this one! The carrier's name is sufficiently distinctive that only one such name is found in a Google search: this man & his wife both buried in Oakland Cemetery in Auburn Township, just outside of Tiro Ohio (Crawford County). Cinching the deal is the addressing: there are many Wert families living in Crawford County. So Amos Wilson worked out of the Tiro Post Office, most likely servicing rural people he knew in Auburn Township. $11.00 o(a)o(t)pgc-ro

KAUFMANN. "Frankfurt a. M. / Kannengiessergasse." with the Hainerhof of Heinrich Kaufmann at the left & Lutherhaus (where Martin Luther, shown in the inset, was born) on the right, animated; postcard mailed in France 10 3 14 to Honorable S. P. Bell, a lawyer in Spencer West Virginia. Both buildings are now gone, due to war. $4.00 wg(k)f

KAUFMANN. "VE4GV" QSL card with maple leaf art on front & small inset picturing the sender Robert Kaufmann on the back, used 1992, a quality card. $3.75 m(w)g

KEARNEY. "Kate Kearney's Cottage  Killarney." with 3 horse-drawn vehicles nearby, unused color postcard printed in Germany for publisher Lawrence (8207), back paper starting to brown evenly with age (circa 1905 - 1910), minor edge wear & surface cracking can be seen on the front, tiny scraped area at the top right front corner. The cottage was an illegal drinking house in the 19th century, but a nearby shed is now a legal pub! $4.50 ihga

KEARNS. Uncaptioned sepia-tone postcard with good focus & contrast, mailed Sept. 12 1910 from North Lake Wisconsin, dictated message said in part "I had some good rides on this train..." Shows a Bucyrus crane from South Milwaukee working alongside a steam engine pushing at least 4 dump cars (numbered 10, 20, 14 & 8) all rolling stock of the T. A. Kearns Company. The Union Pacific had a railroad crossing at North Lake, and now we know how they got there! Sold but front side still available for scholarly study & research as an enlarged 300-dpi scan (publication quality) in .jpg format for $3.75. w(n)g(k)r(u)

KEENAN. "The High School, Hornell, N. Y. / 66867" A. W. Smith postcard, mailed MAR 7 1942 (light RPO cancel) to Irene Keenan (about 12 at the time) in Corning New York by her Grandmother, long internal crease, light toning both sides, tiny bottom corner crease, other corners with minor wear. $2.75 n(h)g(k)

KEITH. "206,547 J.V. / Congregational Church, Peace Dale, R.I." with an exterior corner view, postcard mailed SEP 16 1912 at Wakefield to Mrs. George D. Keith at South Manchester Connecticut, minor corner wear & rounding. Sent by 'Will' who preached at the church the previous evening. $5.50 rg(k)

KELLER. "A3020  Wm. H. Keller & Son, Temple of Music, Easton, Pa.  Phonograph and Victor Rooms, First Floor, Rear Building" with interior signage 'EDISON PHONOGRAPHS AND RECORDS' & 'HEADQUARTERS EDISON & VICTOR Machines & Records', and a movie screen set up for a small audience. Postcard mailed there JUN 18 1914. Sold but front side still available for scholarly study & research as an enlarged (about 771% of original print area) & enhanced 200-dpi scan in .jpg format. $2.00 p(e)mg(k)a

KELLER. "The Emery Shirt" caption taken from the labels on sample cases dangling from an improbable aircraft, monochromatic blue postcard Mailed MAR 28 1910 at Chicago Illinois to Root Brothers in San Francisco by salesman Leo Keller (his handstamp neatly on back) advising prospective client he would visit April 15th with midsummer & autumn shirt samples. Two internal creases near the stamp, several dash-like white marks near the front left edge suggest the interaction with a different cancel on back of another item. Top edge has a wavy scissors trim, but the reduction is slight. Rare in any condition. $12.00 fg(k)a

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KELLOGG. "KELLOGG STUDIO / 825 Charlevoix Ave. …" showing the interior of a pottery shop, unused chrome. Postcard is sold. Still available for scholarly study & research as a full-size 72-dpi scan in .jpg format. $1.50 mpgi*

KELSEY, MAXWELL, MILLER, MARTIN, MITCHELL, MCBRIDE, MORROW, OLMSTED & OSTRANDER. "1849 - 1883. / Homoeopathic Hospital College, / Cleveland, O. / WILL HOLD ITS /
Thirty-third Annual / COMMENCEMENT EXERCISES / in the First M. E. Church, / Cor. Euclid Avenue and Erie Streets / Wednesday Evening, February 28, 1883, at 7:30 o'clock." containing an insert (folded out at right), naming the Ushers, Order of Exercises, Officers, Executive Committee, Library Committee & Members of Graduating Class -- Kate Kelsey, L. K. Maxwell, B. E. Miller, J. S. Martin, A. L. Mitchell, M. G. McBride, E. H. Morrow, L. J. Olmsted & P. M. Ostrander, etc. Horizontal crease to all pages & a long bend at the top right of the front cover. Closed in 1919, but later became the Huron Road Hospital, and even later the Meridia Huron Hospital. $12.00 mocggggggg

KELTZ. "W2TXB" Rochester New York QSL card picturing the sender Al Keltz & his equipment, long typed message on the back. $3.50 ng*

KENT. "Kent's Brush works, Apsley End _ 106171" showing the open gated entrance to G. B. Kent & Sons Ltd., makers of British brushes in Apsley Bedfordshire; unused real photo postcard with good composition & depth-of-field, lightly toned front, noticeable corner wear. Hard to find! Sold but front side still available for scholarly study & research as an enlarged (about 771% of original print area) & enhanced 200-dpi scan in .jpg format. $2.00 e(a)ig

   
"HOME OF DR. W. N. KENZIE , LIGHTED WITH ACETYLENE  SOUVENIR OF RICHLAND, MICH." advertising postcard with undivided back sent to Adam Row in Hagerstown Indiana (received there DEC 6 1907), neatly typed address, one upper corner creased, other corners with noticeable wear. A postcard with this scene but no borders & no ad exists, but this version is seldom seen or offered. $13.00 g(k)m(r)a NEW / NEU / NOUVEAU

KERR. "Main Dining Room, Paul Bunyan's Camp--Manistique, Michigan" the 'Cook Camp' or restaurant on US Highway 2, when operated by George & Verna Kerr, unused Etch Tone postcard from Linderoth Photos in Manistique, a few tiny speckles of toning in the address area (apparently from the printing process itself). Rare: We have never seen it offered on the Internet by anyone else & have only seen it referred to once--misdescribed as a 'real photo' & not showing the image. $10.00 m(m)i(r)g(k)

KERRISON. "70249  KING STREET LOOKING NORTH AT NIGHT, CHARLESTON, S. C.  COPR. DETROIT PUBLISHING CO." including an illuminated pointing-finger sign at the right reading 'CARPETS / KERRISON'S / DRY GOODS / Women's & Children's / Ready-to-Wear', postcard mailed NOV 30 1918 (CHARLESTON, S.C. TR. CLK. transfer clerk hand cancel, to Miss Doris Cahoon at Harwich Center Massachusetts, both lower corners creased, other corner & edge wear is minor, very light toning shows in the front borders. When we searched the Internet we found this offered as high as $25.46; but we ask only $6.50. s(c)gd

KESLER. "K9BTU" QSL card with operator Dick Kesler pictured on the front with his radio equipment, good edges, used 1969. $5.00 ig

KETCHAM. "Automobile Accident -- Cuddebackville, N. Y.  CAK 175" sepia-tone AZO (triangles all up) post card with evenly divided back from Charles A Ketcham in Middletown New York, addressed to Miss Elsie Case in Port Jervis but unsent. Cuddebackville is a hamlet in Deerpark New York, said to be the state's center of population (because of its proximity to New York City). We have seen a CAK postcard 166 postmarked in 1907, so circa-1908 is a reasonable estimate for the date. Rare. $25.00 n(c)dp NEW / NEU / NOUVEAU

KIDD & MCMILLEN. "TYPICAL / HOSPITAL ROOM" at the McMillen Sanitarium (private geriatric hospital in Columbus Ohio), mailed there 1959. Advertising on back includes 'treatment and care of acute female nervous disorders' & the name of Robert A. Kidd M.D., trivial edge wear. Sold but front side still available for scholarly study & research as an enlarged (about 771% of original print area) & enhanced 200-dpi scan in .jpg format. $2.00 mo(c)g(k)

KIDNEY. "Lily Pond, Riverside Park, Wichita, Kans." postcard published by the International Post Card Company (No. 918), made in Germany, mailed at Wichita April 21 1908 to John H. Kidney in Latham Kansas by his brother Jack, minor upper corner wear, toning both sides includes a few speckles of cancel ink in the front sky. $4.25 k(w)g

KIMBALL. "W. W. Kimball. Res. / Photo - Paul C. Newman" Kodak real photo postcard, caption taken from writing on back, upper right front corner multiply creased (just a bit into the image), good focus & contrast. $3.75 g(k)p(n)

KIMBLE. "DR. KIMBLE AUTO WRECK / RIFTON N. Y." unused real photo postcard with excellent focus & composition, undivided back & oxidation suggest circa-1912 age, good edges, just a little faint toning near the back edges from handling. Rare. $35.00 n(r)dg(k) NEW / NUEVO / NOV

KINDRED. "A / CHRISTMAS / WELCOME / As in the past, / so now, once more, May / CHRISTMAS / bring you / to our door. / 461C" postcard mailed 1923  (TB Christmas seal tied by cancel but stamp removed) to Charles Kindred in Marengo Ohio from his daughter, back paper browning evenly with age, noticeable toning on front. $1.50 cg

KING. "KING'S MOTEL - Kennebec, S. Dakota" as seen from the road, when owned by Mr. and Mrs. Cecil King; unused chrome postcard from Dexter Press, fairly fresh. $1.50 smg

KINNEY. "BOTTOMS UP! / HERE'S LOOKING AT YOU! / 27" with signed Walt Munson art on a comic linen postcard mailed 1950 to Patricia Kinney in New York City by her mother, a little extraneous writing on the back, tiny bottom corner crease. $2.00 cbg

KINNEY. "HEADQUARTERS INDIANAPOLIS POLICE DEPARTMENT / $25.00 Reward by Owner / STOLEN--1917 6 MO. FORD ROADSTER / Send all information to / J. E. KINNEY, / ... Chief of Police" July 1921 government postal card mailed to the Noblesville Indiana chief of police, toning along 2 front edges. Owner was Bert D. Pierce of Indianapolis. Sold but front side still available for scholarly study & research as an enlarged 300-dpi scan (publication quality) in .jpg format for $3.75. lig(k)g(p)a^

KINNEY. "HEADQUARTERS INDIANAPOLIS POLICE DEPARTMENT / $25.00 Reward fro Recovery of Car. / $100.00 for Conviction of Thief. / STOLEN--1920 ESSEX ROADSTER / ... / Send all information to / J. E. KINNEY, / ... Chief of Police" July 1921 government postal card mailed to the Noblesville Indiana chief of police, one corner creased twice, another with a small bend. Owner was John E. Doyle of Indianapolis. Sold but front side still available for scholarly study & research as an enlarged (about 771% of original print area) & enhanced 200-dpi scan in .jpg format. $2.00 lig(k)g(d)a

KIRSCHNER. "Oberbürgermeister / Kirschner mit den / Ehrenjungfrauen" unused real photo Postkarte with crisp focus & good contrast, approximately 1/3" tear in bottom border closes well. The reception for German Crown Prince Wilhelm and his bride of 2 weeks in Potsdam, 20 June 1905. Mayor Kirschner is here shown with the maids of honor. $8.50 rg(k)e

KISER. "Mrs. Kiser of Meadville met us in Cleveland Ohio and is in the car with us. ... May 15 1913" including 4 gentlemen in the front 2 seats & 3 women in the rear seat, an Oklahoma banner prominently displayed; sepia-tone Azo (triangles up) postcard, trivial corner wear, our caption from the handwriting on back, a little toning on back probably from album contact. $7.50 g(k)o(c)a

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KLEIN. "VERMONT & REXFORD  BLUE ISLAND" meaning the intersection of Vermont Street & Rexford Street, looking toward the Klein Elevator (which fronted on the Rock Island tracks) & a Pillsbury ad sign; an early auto, early truck & horse-drawn wagon prominent, slight curl to the paper. Sepia-tone AZO (triangles both ways) real photo post card with crisp focus & contrast, oxidation consistent with age, trivial corner rounding. The Klein family traces its history there back to the late 1840's. Rare. Sold but front side still available for scholarly study & research as an enlarged (about 771% of original print area) & enhanced 200-dpi scan in .jpg format. $2.00 i(b)g(k)

KLEMAS. "Villach. Hauptplatz.  034H8-51  Kunstverlag: Albia Sussitz, Graz 1917-18" real photo street scene including Klemas storefront sign (left foreground), horse-drawn wagon & more; post card mailed there to Vienna, German message, minor corner wear. $12.50 ag(k)

KLENK. "S. S. POCAHONTAS. AUTOMOBILE AND PASSENGER TRANSPORT BETWEEN CAPE CHARLES AND (LITTLE CREEK) / NORFOLK, VIRGINIA  47798" with a side view of the coastal ship underway, linen post card sent free 1943 by H. F. Klenk (who was stationed at USNATB Camp Bradford) to his father Harry Klenk in Hooven Ohio. A little corner wear & a few traces of cancel ink in the front sky. $3.25 s(c)gv(c)

KLINE, MCCAMENT & MOWERY. "REBECCA'S TRIUMPH" program for a 3-act play presented April 11 1924 at the Licking County Normal School auditorium in Hebron Ohio. Full-page ads: Newark Business College, Linehan Brothers shoes in Newark, Emerson Clothes in Newark, Winchester flashlights available at The-Crane-Krieg Hardware Company, The Hebron Creamery, The Lake Lumber Company & E. V. McCament Funeral Director. Cast of characters: Thelma Green, Doris Mowery, Imo Priest (playing Gyp the colored servant), Gladys Kline, Doris Courtney, Olive Hoskinson & Dorothy Jones. Club members mentioned within: Mary Bliss, Ruth Woolard, Betty Gettys, Florence Bailey, Catharine Justice, Wilma Bonar, Carrie Hoskinson, Fannie Wengert, Charlotte Will, Blanche Browne & Edna Gosnell. String bound, color cover black-and-white otherwise, fits within a continental sleeve, light toning & a corner crease on the outer cover. $15.00

KLINGMÜLLER. "Leipzig. / Partie im Johannapark mit Lutherkirche" sepia-tone view of the park & Luther church within a fancy color grapevine & ribbon border, all-over back printed advertising for 'Otto Klingmüller / ... / Manufakturwaren. / Möbel und Betten. / Ferner diverse Artikel als: / Hüte, Schirme, Stiefel..." (manufacturer of furniture & bedding, hats, umbrellas, boots...), corner wear & rounding, noticeable album marks on front. Interesting circa-1903 ad card for high-fashion men's & boy's suits & overcoats, women's coats & jackets, etc. Rare: a search of the Internet found no other examples offered or exhibited. We did find a mention of his business in the 3 October 1903 Leipziger Volkszeitung, which provides us with our date estimate. $10.00 sg

KLOEPPEL. "KLOEPPEL HOTELS" showing 3 in Jacksonville & 2 in West Palm Beach, when Robert Kloeppel was President - Director & Robert Kloeppel Jr. was the Vice-President - General Manager; unused linen-era advertising card in excellent condition. $4.00 f(j)f(w)g

KNABENSHUE. "AMERICAN AIRSHIP / KNABENSHUE" unused black & white post card, very light toning probably from album contact, good edges. Augustus Roy Knabenshue was the aviator first to fly over New York City in a dirigible (1905); later he worked for the Wright Brothers. $19.00 zg

KNABENSHUE. Uncaptioned & embossed postcard with art depicting a flower basket & framed country scene, from Serie 2133 printed in Germany, mailed MAR 14 1909 (COL. & NORFOLK R.P.O. WD. RMS hand cancel) to Mrs. Nellie Knabenshue in Columbus Ohio by her niece Della, noticeable toning at both sides of the lower right front corner, minor corner & edge wear. $2.00 fg

KNAPP. "Asylum of Marion Commandery, No. 36, K. T. / Marion, Ohio, March 23, 1894. / Sir Knight: / ... / J. A. KNAPP, Recorder" postal card addressed to Sir C. D. Sidel of Richwood Ohio, inviting him Knights Templar ceremonies conferring the Order of the Red Cross upon postulants & the Order of the Temple upon 3 companions. One lower corner faintly but doubly creased, 2 other small internal creases of little consequence, a trace of cancel ink. This Commandery of the Freemasons exalted Warren G. Harding to the same Order of the Red Cross (and other honors) in 1921. $7.50 o(m)fg

KNAPP. "Scene in H. K. Knapp Estate, East Islip, L. I." black & white published by Southern Pharmacy, mailed circa 1912. Post card sold. Still available for scholarly study & research as a full-size & enhanced 72-dpi scan in .jpg format. $1.50 ng

KNIGHT. "A. 251-3" beautiful woman looks up, holding a bunch of large flowers; hand-tinted real photo postcard of British origin, personal message on back to a Miss May Knight at Church Hill in Hednesford, Staffordshire. Exquisite. $10.00 w(o)g

KNOWLES. "SHIRLEY ANN KNOWLES and her high-schooled horse / Pinkey of Deloss Wilke's Sunny Hill Stables…" in Stillwell Kansas, including a very fancy saddle, unused chrome. Postcard sold. Still available for scholarly study & research as a full-size 72-dpi scan in .jpg format. $1.50 hkg

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KNUDSEN. "WB6WDH" Crescent City California QSL card mailed 1970, shows operator Ken B. Knudsen & some of his equipment. $3.00 cg

KNUTH. "76 / KNUTH'S SERVICE, THOMSON, MICH." unused North Woods postal viewcard, made by Herman the Printer in Minoqua Wisconsin, excellent condition. Hard to find! $5.00 m(t)g(k)

KOENIG. "HENRY HUDSON HOTEL / 353 West 57th Street, New York 19, N. Y. / ... / Albert F. Koenig, Gen. Mgr." unused early chrome postcard, tiny corner bend, otherwise fairly fresh. $1.25 n(n)g

KOESTLE & LOZIER. "The Cleveland Light Roadster No. 4, / FITTED WITH THE / Cleveland Thread Tire, / WEIGHT, 34 lbs. / The fastest and easiest riding wheel made. / H. A. LOZIER & CO , / Factory at  CLEVELAND, OHIO, / TOLEDO, O." cabinet-card size photo from Koestle's at 533 Pearl Street in Cleveland Ohio, rounded corners as was customary, trivial edge wear. Rare: nothing like it offered or even displayed on the Internet! Sold but front side still available for scholarly study & research as an enlarged (about 771% of original print area) & enhanced 200-dpi scan in .jpg format. $2.00 bo(c)g(k)g(l)

KOLEHMAINEN. "ZK2AA" QSL viewcard with coastal scene & EUDXF logo on front, used 1988 by operators Vilho Flink & Pekka Kolehmainen (shown on back in black & white) on their visit from Finland. $5.00 ngg

KORVIN. "Grand Hotel Hungaria / Budapest (Honrie) / BURGER & WONKE DIRECTEURS" with a riverside view of its exterior, unused postcard from Korvin Testvérek (Korvin Brothers) in Budapest, minor corner wear, very faint album impressions at the corners. $5.00 hg(k)

KOSSAK. "[K.I.V. / B P monogram within circle] KOSSAK J. / Budapest.] showing 4 similarly dressed women, possibly a stage act; unused hand-tinted real photo levelezö-lap (Hungarian postcard), undivided back, browning paper on back shows age, some oxidation on front, slight curl to the paper. $12.00 hg(k)w(o)

KOVACS. "This is to certify that Gill Kovacs visited the Hebron United Presbyterian / Sunday School" on R. D. 1, Imperial Pa., as certified by the signature of their Secretary Constance White; illustrated post card with no writing on back, printed by D. C. Cook Company. Attractive. $2.50 p(i)rg

KRABY. Clear JUL 24 1944 US POSTAL SERVICE No. 3 cancel on small V-Mail envelope from APO 15400 to Miss Idella Kraby in Austin Minnesota, from her friend Sammy (a private in a parachute company who vaguely mentions England as his location). Statistical survey of high-number APO's in Shaffer indicates this is quite rare. Envelope backflap is torn. $40.00 a-g(k)

     
KRABY. USS Affray (AMc-112). Clear U. S. POSTAL SERVICE AUG 16 1944 No. 3 cancel (close-up shown right) on V-mail envelope from Bob Hess to Miss Idella Kraby in Austin Minnesota, roughly opened. This coastal minesweeper had a brief career: it was put into active duty at Kodiak Alaska July 1 1942, where she patrolled till the end of WWII. Message is included (shown left). Sold but both images still available for scholarly study & research as enlarged (about 771% of original print area) & enhanced 200-dpi scans in .jpg format. $2.00 each or both for $3.75. na-g(k)

       
KRAKAUER. "KRAKAUER BROS. / NEW YORK"  3 circa 1890 advertising cards depicting grown people on an early form of tricycle, back adverting lists advantages of their pianos, available from F. E. Everett in Potsdam New York (left & right) & Miller Organ Company in Lebanon Pennsylvania (center). The earliest of them is at the right when only 10,800 were in use; the other two came later when there were 11,000 in use. More precisely, the Krakauer Building was located on 136th & 137th Streets in the Bronx, bespeaking the success of Jewish immigrant Simon Krakauer & other family members, whose handmade instruments were long known for their high quality. Backs are browned lightly from album contact & each has a few small thins on the back from album removal. All three are hard-to-find. Sold but front sides still available for scholarly study & research as an enlarged (about 771% of original print area) & enhanced 200-dpi scan in .jpg format. $5.00. mn(b)bgja

KRALL. "Hallowe'en / Greeting // Tis Hallowe'en and I'm here again / From the man in the Moon in an Aeroplane / My charms are new and right up to date / To tell by the Cards your fortune and fate" witch with broom, familiar cat & pumpkin get a tow from 3 owls by moonlight; intricately embossed postcard (the poetry within a rectangular frame flanked by leaves) mailed October 1915 as a birthday card to Miss Laura Krall (who would have been 12 on October 31st) in Lansdowne Pennsylvania by her Grandmother, lightly toned. Sold but front side still available for scholarly study & research as an enlarged (about 771% of original print area) & enhanced 200-dpi scan in .jpg format. $2.00 hg(k)

KRAMBLES. Approximately 8"x10" original photo showing car #160 of the Dayton Xenia Railway, signed for Springfield, blue backstamp of George Krambles in Chicago (noted railfan & interurban student), glossy finish, good focus & contrast, tiny upper corner crease not into the image. $15.00 r(d)g*

KRAMER. "Library and Music Buildings, Lake Erie College, Painesville, Ohio / 2A310-N" post card published by Lightner's Book Store in Painesville, mailed JAN 27 1943 (clear N. Y. & CHI. R.P.O. M.D. RMS hand cancel) to Mr. Johnny Kramer in Canton Ohio by his Aunt Edith, minor corner wear, lightly toned back. $3.00 o(p)lgc

KREIES. "WINTER-PROOF NOW! / EARL KREIES / SERVICE STATION" image both sides, mailed circa 1940, very nice! The station was in Manitowoc Wisconsin. $7.00 (wgga)%

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KREGAR. "M. V. AQUILA" continental size photo with excellent contrast & good depth of field; note on the back from her Master Ivo Kregar, who sailed out of Rijeka (then Yugoslavia, now Croatia), noting 'this is the only picture I have'. Rare. $10.00 s(o)g

KRÜGER. "GEBURSTHAUS VON FRIEDERIKE KRÜGER.  WOLLWEBERSTR. 35 / FRIEDLAND I. M." with an inset at the upper left front corner giving details of her life, including her service (undetected for some time in the Prussian army during the Napoleonic wars); sepia-tone Postkarte mailed at Friedland 2.12.22 with 2 3-pfg. stamps, long horizontal crease is surprisingly inconspicuous. $2.25 pgm

KRUM. "I. R. KRUM, Wholesale and Retail Dealer in / Lumber, Grain, Coal, Salt, Doors, Sash and Blinds / Bloomington, Ill." 1874 advertising on government postal card, toning along right front edge. $18.00 ialg

KRUM. "PRICE LIST- / DOORS, SASH AND BLINDS" government postal card from I. R. Krum in Bloomington, 1875. $20.00 iag-!

KRUPKA. "Humber River / Toronto." monochromatic blue-green postcard mailed TCV APR 21 1931 at Toronto to Mrs. James Krupka in Berwyn Illinois by her daughter Coral Fraser, trivial corner wear. $2.00 o(h)g-o

KYLE. "CORPORAL No. 62048 / Recorded by the Percheron Society of America / ... /  CORPORAL will make the season of 1911, on the farm known as the Samuel Kyle Farm, on the Big Four Railroad, between Kyle and Monroe Stations / ... / J. W. KYLE, owner, Rural Route No. 1, KYLE OHIO" advertising & showing the horse with very detailed pedigree. Unused 1-cent McKinley government postal card, faint small upper corner crease affects nothing. Exceptionally interesting & rare, the card sheds light on the naming of the community, the Kyle family genealogy, and even the rates & conditions of stud service offered. The best Butler County card we have ever seen. Sold but front side still available for scholarly study & research as an enlarged (about 771% of original print area) & enhanced 200-dpi scan in .jpg format. $2.00 o(k)hga

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LAHM. "ORVILLE WRIGHT and LIEUT. LAHM  STARTING ON THEIR RECORD / FLIGHT - JULY 27 - 1909  Copy'gt Cramer" from Fort Myer Virginia, unused Azo (triangles up) real photo postcard with oxidation consistent with age, good edges all around. More fully, Lt. Frank P. Lahm was passenger when the Wright Military Flyer as loft for more than an hour, meeting the US Army Signal Corps Specification Number 486. Taken when the Wright aircraft was first being evaluated by the US Army from an historic series copyrighted by G. M. Cramer (Washington DC), who also assisted in timing some flights there. Rare. Sold but front side still available for scholarly study & research as an enlarged 300-dpi scan (publication quality) in .jpg format for $3.75. a(p)a(m)g(l)v(f)

LAKE. "ATLANTIC WAVES MOTEL / 'On the World's Most Famous Beach' / ..." including people & autos near the pool, chrome postcard mailed there 1967, stamp removed, noticeable wear at one upper corner, other corner wear is minor, some cancel ink in sky. When Mr. & Mrs. T. F. Lake were the owner-managers. $1.75 f(d)mg

LAKE. "Electric R. R. Station" showing a train with, passengers arriving & departing, horse-drawn vehicles & early autos nearby the Atlantic City & Suburban Traction Company depot; sepia-tone real photo postcard, quality photography giving a you-are-there kind of feeling is credited to Max H. Kirscht. Sold but still available for scholarly study & research as an enlarged (about 771% of original print area) & enhanced 200-dpi scan in .jpg format. $2.00 n(p)r(a)p

LALLY. "Lally's" uncaptioned (so we use the delivery wagon signage) sepia-tone real photo postcard mailed at Jamestown 2/5/11, violet handstamp of photographer Joseph T. Peterson of Jamestown on back, faint small upper corner crease & tiny bottom corner crease neither near the image. The H. P. Lally Company was located at 30-32 North Main Street (in the Arcade Building), per the Jamestown Street Directory of 1909-1910. Sold but front side still available for scholarly study & research as an enlarged (about 771% of original print area) & enhanced 200-dpi scan in .jpg format. $2.00 n(j)hg(l)p

LAMB. "LAMB BRO'S HORSE EXCHANGE / ALL KIND OF LIVE STOCK, / BOUGHT AND SOLD. // LAMB BRO'S STOCK YARDS // Baltimore O." with penned cattle in the foreground while an auction draws a crowd near the buildings in back; sepia-tone real photo postcard, mailed there DEC 8 1908, front oxidation consistent with age. The brothers referred to: C. F. Lamb, heading Real Estate Operations; W. H. Lamb, heading their Live Stock Department; & F. M. Lamb, heading their Horse Department. Rare: nothing else like this when we searched the Internet. Sold but front side still available for scholarly study & research as an enlarged 300-dpi scan (publication quality) in .jpg format for $3.75. o(b)hg

LAMB. "WA6BRW / DAVE LAMB" shortwave QSL viewcard mailed 1977 by the operator, who is pictured with his equipment, one corner multiply creased but image missed, small postal routing mark on front. $4.25 cg

LAMBERT. "EIGHTH AVENUE LOOKING WEST, CALGARY, ALBERTA" showing prominently a streetcar, Lamberts Clothes Shop, a drug store, Winchester Cigarette sign, etc.; white-border era postcard, Valentine Edy published. $6.00 astg

LAMP. "THE LAMP AUTO ACCIDENT" sepia-tone Azo (triangles all up) real photo post card with the following explanation typed neatly on back: 'This accident happened Aug, 14, 1912. One Girl Killed, One man very badly hurt. Girl was 17 years old.  I was there at the time of the picture was taken but was out of sight.' Oxidation consistent with stated age, one upper corner weakened considerably by a crease. [We are not sure of the location, but several members of the Lamp family resided in Cherokee Kansas.] $11.00 dg(l) NEW / NEU / NOUVEAU

LAMPERT. "Lampert Lumber Co. / Waubay S. D." showing 3 workmen pausing in the fall erection effort for a long 2-story wooden building, a grain elevator in the left background, a small building in between; sepia-tone real photo postcard mailed Jan 31 1911 by one of the people shown (S. I. Dilley, to another Dilley in Youngstown Ohio); good edges, slight oxidation. Caption is on the front lower left, readable upon magnification. Unique & as interesting as they get. Sold but front side still available for scholarly study & research as an enlarged (about 771% of original print area) & enhanced 200-dpi scan in .jpg format. $2.00 (pslgg)

LAMY. "FORT-de-FRANCE. - Hôtel des Postes" post card showing the exterior of the post office, also showing the Pharmacie F. Lamy; green back with much brownish paper, writing on back dates to 1920, corner & edge wear, one corner creased twice. $3.25 mppg

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LANDAU. "ELECTROLUX® / Red Carpet SERVICE / ...any make vacuum repaired / ..." with wonderful art depicting a lady whose vacuum cleaner is spouting dust from several places, 1978 copyright, unmailed, from sales representative Lorene Landau. A modern design classic, pertinent information on the back, excellent condition. $7.50 ag

LANE. "K5 Mexican Whiskey Vendor" QSL postcard mailed 1962 by operator Albert E. Lane, cartoon art, small corner crease. $2.00 tga#

LANE. "ROCKEFELLER CENTER, New York. / This popular Skating Rink in the heart / of Manhattan ..." in active use by ice skaters, as seen from a high vantage point; sepia-tone real photo post card, mailed free in 1942 by a Sergeant James Lane at Camp Stewart Georgia to his mother Mrs. J. C. Lane at Newton Falls Ohio, faint small bottom corner crease. $9.50 s(i)n(n)g

LANG. "Columbus Ave. North, Sandusky, O." including several horse-drawn buggies; black & white post card with undivided back mailed there 1906, printed in Germany for C. W. Platt (No. 52501), good edges, a little cancel ink shows in the front sky. Signage: Lang's & O. S. Alcott. $7.50 o(s)g(a)g(l)

LANG. "JOHN LANG'S JEWEL BOX / ADJOINING THE NIXON APARTMENTS / MARYLAND AVE AND BOARD WALK, ATLANTIC CITY" postcard showing the interior, trivial corner wear, fairly fresh. Sold but still available for scholarly study & research as a full-size & enhanced 72-dpi scan in .jpg format. $1.50 (njig)

LANG. "The Ark Gift Shop, Toytown  Winchendon, Mass." hand-colored / tinted Albertype post card on yellowish paper mailed there (2-c rate), small corner crease, minor corner wear, 3 small spots of toning in the message area. Proud owner F. M. Lang writes on back they were open by Memorial Day expecting a very busy summer. $7.00 m(w)hga

"LANGAN & TAYLOR  STORAGE BUILDING / DELMAR & EUCLID AVES. / A16" circa 1907 - 1908 (unevenly divided back) postcard with advertising message printed as follows on back: 'Dear Madam / Our new Building is NOW READY to receive your Furniture, Pianos, and other valuable Goods. / Strictly Sanitary and Fire Proof / ... / Langan & Taylor S. M. Co.' (Storage & Moving Company), minor wear to the bottom corners. Rare: when we checked the Internet no one was offering it, exhibiting it, or even bragging about having sold it. Sold but front side still available for scholarly study & research as an enlarged (about 771% of original print area) & enhanced 200-dpi scan in .jpg format. $2.00 m(s)gga

LANGGUTH. "Makes you look like a Millionaire. Won't cost much either. Ask us: Reitz & Langguth / 2769 W. 25th St., 4279 Pearl Road, S. W. Makers of Smart Clothes" showing the proprietors (Mathew Reitz and Phil Langguth) standing in front of their store, unused litho-chrome postcard, fairly fresh with good edges. Necessarily pre-1913 when their firm was dissolved. Truly rare. Two Reitz family members (René Reitz and his mother Matilde Reitz) have had Yad Vashem recognize them as "Righteous Among the Nations" for the aid they extended to Jewish refugees in France during the Holocaust. Sold but front side still available for scholarly study & research as an enlarged (about 771% of original print area) & enhanced 200-dpi scan in .jpg format. $2.00 o(c)ggfj

LANGSTAFF. "RES. J. E. LANGSTAFF - RICHWOOD, O." unused sepia-tone Azo (triangles up) real photo postcard, slight oxidation for its circa-1910 age, light even toning on back from album contact. According to the Midland Druggist (Vol. VI No. 8 p. 725) Mr Langstaff was a druggist who retired in 1905. Apparently he had done well for himself; notice the extra-cost sky tint applied to the sky. $12.00 o(r)g(l)

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LANIER. "Lanier Memorial Home. / Madison, Ind. / 18089" postcard showing its exterior, pencil scribble on back may erase, long crease noticeable from back, corners worn & rounded, toned back, short internal crease near a bottom corner. As is, but not as bad as it sounds, as you can see. This Greek Revival mansion is now designated as a National Historic Landmark, honoring the financier James F. D. Lanier, who loaned Indiana money to save it from bankruptcy. $2.00 iag

LATHAM. "LATHAM" Hubert Latham airborne in a plane marked 16, unused Cyko real photo postcard, heavily toned front. The caption is in the lower left corner in printed letters. The side view of the plane is centered on the postcard, fairly close-up with its number on the fuselage quite large, flying from left to right, with the front of the plane pointing down a bit towards the right. The toning on the front of the card consists of numerous small & mostly dark spots that mercifully miss the aircraft. Sold but front still available for scholarly study & research as a full-size & enhanced 72-dpi scan in .jpg format. $1.50 ag

LAUDER. "A SAD MISHAP / Lauder's" with art showing a wildfowl hunter who has fallen into the water whilst his prey flies away, back continues with 'LAUDER, / DEALER IN / Dry Goods & Notions, / 643 W. Indiana Street / ... Ladies' and Gents' Furnishing Goods, Carpets, ..." circa 1890 trade card. Rare, we could find nothing like it when we searched the Internet. $11.00 ahg

LAYTON. "Morning News / BALLS / HEALTH / PRESERVING / CORSET / is the best in / the WORLD" circa-1890 advertising card with money-back guarantee printed on back if lady is not perfectly satisfied, for sale by W. H. Layton & Son (dry goods dealer in Dayton Ohio), upper corner crease, light uneven toning & shallow thins on back suggestive of careful paste removal. $9.00 lgao

LAYTON. "W0UTT" Hawley Minnesota QSL postcard mailed 1974 by operator B. J. 'Ben' Layton (Burlington Northern locomotive engineer) who is pictured in monochromatic blue, partial cancel on front. $4.50 mrg+

LEANY. "HERALD SQUARE, BROADWAY AND SIXTH AVENUE, NEW YORK CITY." including several streetcars & signage -- Budweiser (partial), David P. Leany Realty Co., Star Shoe Co., HEARN; unused white-border era postcard, two tiny spots in the sky, minor corner rounding, back lightly but extensively toned. The New York Herald & The Telegram newspapers occupied the building in the center. $5.50 n(n)rsn

     
LEAPER. "COSSITT SCHOOL , LA GRANGE, ILL. / 4863-29" postcard similar to the one above but from a 1929 Curteich printing with its caption in the upper margin, postcard mailed AUG 17 1933 to Mr. E. T. Leaper in Hartsdale New York by his child Bobby, upper corner creased faintly, minor corner & edge wear. Rare. $12.00  i(l)g(l)

LEBENBAUM. "THE EUREKA INN and LOUNGE / in EUREKA, on humboldt bay, CALIFORNIA / Leo Lebenbaum, Propr. ~ Geo. Tremblay, Res. Mgr. / 108084" multiview post card mailed JUL & 1929 (partial RPO hand cancel) to Windsor Vermont by a guest there who had favorable comments, minor corner wear, very light toning shows in the front borders. $3.25 c(g)i(h)gg

LECONTE. "Je m'appelle Lucie / Je suis né le 11 Octobre 12 / De la part de mes parents / Monsieur et Madame Ch. Leconte" hand colored / tinted real photo of the baby Lucie Leconte near a bunch of flowers, photographer LOTUS, addressed on back to a relative. Nice. $7.50 bg

LEDBETTER. "HOME OF MRS. LAURA T. LEDBETTER, SHELBYVILLE, TENN. BUILT BY HER GRANDFATHER / MANY YEARS BEFORE THE CIVIL WAR" unused white-border era postcard, erasures over much of the back, short internal crease from top edge, noticeable corner & edge wear. $2.75 t(s)g

LEE. "Little Eve / ... KEM 0757 / in memory of our loving husband / and father Harold Lee / 1907 ~ 1977" QSL card with Runnin' Bare style commissioned art depicting a dove for operator Evelyn A. Lee, writing on back dates to 1978. Special. $2.00 igb

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LEE. "'I knew this union was the / only way we could have our / own voice, make ourselves a / better way of life.' / Crystal Lee //  TEXTILE WORKERS UNION of AMERICA / TWUA / AFL-CIO / CLC" much pertinent information on back about the unionizing of J. P. Stevens in Roanoke Rapids North Carolina, sepia-tone image within blue border, unused post card, Bread & Roses Series #5, a few tiny spots on back, unusually detailed & unusual subject matter. $15.00 ung%

LE FEVRE / LEFEVRE. "This is our new Stern wheel steamer 'Paul L.' / Come up here this summer / bring your wife along. from Arden W. Le Fevre / c/o Str. Paul L.  Oshkosh Wis." showing her underway with several crew showing, sepia-tone Cyko real photo post card, uncaptioned so we quote the handwriting on back. Built in 1907 for owners Clark & Lefevre for trade on the Oshkosh & Lake Poygan route. Probably unique & nice as it gets. Sold but front side still available for scholarly study & research as an enlarged (about 771% of original print area) & enhanced 200-dpi scan in .jpg format. $2.00 w(o)g(l)s(l)s(c)

LEGLEY. Young woman with lace cap & plunging neckline holds a large bouquet of pink & white flowers; hand-tinted real photo postcard, faint small upper corner crease, slight oxidation. Sent within an envelope, the back has a message in French to Miss Héléne Legley in Woonsocket from her brother & his wife. $8.00 w(o)g(l)

LENK. "Taxidermist Lenk South Cairo, New York" mailed real photo showing the man, his store, and his work. small corner crease, otherwise fine. Postcard sold. Still available for scholarly study & research as a full-size 72-dpi scan in .jpg format. $1.50 tg

LENNAN. "Mac Lennan’s Flowers / Binghamton, New York" real photo mailed there 1958, FTD acknowledgment on back, one corner badly worn (not into image). $2.75 nfg

LENZ. "W3DVY" QSL postcard mailed 1935 by operator Henry R. Lenz, who is pictured on the front in monochromatic blue, a little cancel ink on front, minor toning both sides, soft corners. $3.75 g(l)p(p)

LEVALLEE. "A FIFTY MILE / SIGHT SEEING / TRIP / ON THE / U.S. MAIL BOAT / UNCLE SAM" regular-postcard size booklet in 4 panels, explanation inside gives list of landing times at the various islands (Loon Island, Pine Island, Bear Island, etc.) for the floating post office captained by Edward Levallee, corrected to remove reference to Eastern Standard Time. 4 small silvery remnants from former mounting at corners obscure nothing, small residue from tape at top center of one panel. Captain Edward Levallee operated the mail boat until 1927. Also included: a small photo of passengers on board at a dock, with handwritten caption on back 'The Mail Boat Delivering  / & taking on mail at  / one of the islands in / Lake Winnepesaukee", also with small silvery remnants at its corners. Both items for $15.00 n(l)gs(l)-n!

LEVERETT. "STATE OF IOWA / Dear Sir: / Your application for a real estate license and your remittance / have been received. / ... / REAL ESTATE COMMISSIONER / James R. Leverett / Executive Secretary" printed form of government postal card mailed 1941 to W. L. Gund of Marcus Iowa, tiny corner crease, toning near one front corner. $3.25 rg(l)g(g)

LEVICK & LYMAN. "2-M-11-90 / North British & Mercantile Insurance Co. / No. 54 William Street / New York, 13 JUL 1894 ..." government postal card with form over the handstamp of H. E. Bowers (successor to Sam P. Bladgen as Manager there), stating that agent H. Lyman in Westfield Massachusetts had an account current through June, handstamped signature of J. N. F. Levick. A little cancel ink & light toning on the front; back is fine. The address was in the Financial district of Manhattan. $4.00 in(m)g(b)g(l)

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LEWIS. "Compliments of / The West Toledo Shoe Store, / Boots, Shoes and Gents Furnishings / West Toledo, O. / C. C. LEWIS" circa 1890 ad card with spring plowing scene bordered by flowers, fresh appearance. $6.50 ao(w)g

   
LEWIS. "Los Angeles, Cal. / Kodaks, Developing, Finishing, Views. Fourth St., Across Broadway from Balloon Route Station" featuring prominently the storefront of the Earl V. Lewis Photo Company, unused post card with undivided back & Balloon Route logo on back, stain along top center of both sides (most noticeable from the back), otherwise fairly fresh. Rare: we found only one recorded sale in the history of the Internet. $20.00 c(l)pg(l)

LEWIS. "Shaker Heights, Cleveland, O." showing 2 horse-drawn buggies passing by a house on a small cliff; postcard mailed 1908 by Velma Pauline Lewis in Cleveland to her cousin Miss Opal Davids in Sabina Ohio, edge wear, 2 corner creases (1 small, 1 tiny & inconspicuous), very light toning in the sky, a little corner wear. $5.00 o(s)g(d)g(l)

LEWIS. "View of Newport R. I. showing Ida Lewis's Light House" circa 1907 undivided back post card from The Rhode Island News Company, faint small corner crease, slight yellowing of the paper with age, light partial cancel ink on front, trivial corner wear. Sold but still available for scholarly study & research as a full-size & enhanced 72-dpi scan in .jpg format. $1.50 rlg#

LICHTENSTEIN. "Atchison, Kansas, Commercial Street" including the Lichtenstein store (Clothing,  Hats ....) prominently at the left, horse-drawn vehicles parked or paused on the right; unused postcard from Hugh C. Leighton Comapnay (their number 6600), noticeable wear at the upper left front edge, minor corner & edge wear elsewhere, small dark spot of toning in the sky, a few small spots of toning in the address area. $4.00 k(a)g(l)

LIGGETT. "Dr Robert Liggett of Circleville proudly / displays his 531-pount giant, winner of the 1994 Circleville Pumpkin Show. ..." unused chrome post card in near-mint condition. $1.50 og

LIGGETT. "Look no further for the 'great pumpkin'. This record- / breaking 1,353 pound giant was grown and exhibited / at the 2004 Circleville Pumpkin show by D. Bog Liggett of Circleville, Ohio." showing both pumpkin & grower, unused chrome postcard in near-mint condition. (2 available) $2.00 each. osg

LINCOLN. "125  SUMMER RESIDENCE OF JOSEPH C. LINCOLN, AUTHOR OF CAPE COD STORIES, CHATHAM, MASS.  81675" showing an exterior corner view, unused white-border era postcard with very late usage at East Orleans, 2 small corner creases, not into the image, other corners with mild wear, a bit of light toning in the front sky. $2.50 m(c)ag

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LINDNER. "LINDNER BROS. / ICE CREAM / 'GROWING ON ITS REPUTATION' / 3740 Montgomery Rd. / NORWOOD" black & white photograph (approximately 2.5" x 4.5") showing their delivery truck, exemplary focus & contrast. The spare tire cover near the left front wheel has the unmistakable Chevrolet symbol on it. This Ohio business was started by Carl H. Lindner Sr. & his children, before 1940. Sold but still available for scholarly study & research as an enlarged (about 771% of original print area) & enhanced 200-dpi scan in .jpg format. $2.00 o(n)g(l)fa#

LINDSAY. "The Great Commission Did Not Expire in 1971" with a full calendar for 1972 & 1973, scripture verse & the Lindsay family (Carole, Gordon, Shirley, Gilbert, and Freda) members shown both sides. Continental size card, wedding photo on back (in Dallas Texas) is in color, 2 tiny brown spots of toning on calendar side. $2.50 gct

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LINTON. "DER GLASS ISS / VOT KEEPS THE / VIND OFF THE LADIES BEHIND" with two Dutch boys conversing near a fire hydrant & auto outside a building with a 'HAND MADE FRANKFURTERS' sign; post card mailed 1913 at Rogers Arkansas by Charles Linton to his cousin Charles Braddock in Waynesville Ohio, mild corner wear, light water stain along 3 back edges. Enough double-entendres for you? $5.00 dgg

LIPPERT. "Edward Lewis Lippert / Newark, N. J. / July 1917" on his toy Racer pedal car, uncaptioned (se we used all the writing on  back) sepia-tone photo the size of a regular postcard, tiny upper corner crease. According to birth records at Mooseroots.com, a boy with that name was born January 10 1914 in Ohio; which would make him 3-1/2 years old at this time. Sold but front side still available for scholarly study & research as an enlarged 300-dpi scan (publication quality) in .jpg format for $3.75. n(n)g(l)t

LIPPET. "Newport, R. I. / The Castle Ex. Gov. Lippet's Res." color from Metropolitan News, circa 1910, fresh & unused. $5.00 rg%

LIPPINCOTT. "LAFAYETTE'S VISIT, MAY 25, 1825, by Malcolm Parcell / One of a series of Murals depicting early travel along the National Pike / The Pioneer Grill / George Washington Hotel - Washington Penn." when W. R. Lippincott managed it, unused postcard, fairly fresh except for a hint of toning near the bottom front edge. $2.25 nphhg

LIT. "8th ST. SUBWAY STATION. PHILA. PA.." including signs--TICKETS, ENTRANCE TO LIT BROTHERS TO STREET, EXIT ONLY KEEP OUT" with a ticket-taking booth in the distance; unused postcard, Imperial trade mark on back, back heavily toned, 2 tiny scrapes on front, noticeable corner & edge wear. Samuel & Jacob Lit opened a department store noted for affordable prices in 1893; it became a chain until closure in 1977. $4.50 spg(l)*

LJUBICIC. "Korpskommandant / F. Z. M. Stephan Ljubicic / PHOT. JANUDKA / WIEN, 1919." striking portrait of the Austro-Hungarian officer Stephan Baron von Ljubicic in uniform, tiny spot of light toning at two front corners, trivial wear at one corner, otherwise surprisingly fresh. Born in Croatia, his long military career spanned 1877-1915, rising to Kommandant of XI Corps. Hard to find. Postcard sold. Still available for scholarly study & research as an enlarged (about 277% of original area) & enhanced 120-dpi scan in .jpg format. $1.75 wcgm

LoBELLO. "TOTO'S ZEPPELIN. SMITH'S FERRY (Holyoke), MASS." on US 5 between Northhampton and Holyoke, a restaurant & bar owned by Salvatore 'Toto' LoBello, unused post card on thin stock, very light toning both sides. After its 1934 fire (causing the previous owner to sell) but before 19 November 1938 when it was completely destroyed by fire. It had many notable visitors in its brief existence, including JFK before he became Senator. Truly rare: we found no other offers, no recorded sales & no exhibits when we searched the Internet. Sold but front side still available for scholarly study & research as an enlarged 300-dpi scan (publication quality) in .jpg format for $3.75. m(s)m(h)rg

LOCHNER. "Passionspiele Oberammergau 1922 / Prolog: / Anton Lochner" the introductory speaker with his sepia-tone portrait over a reproduced signature, unused real photo postcard with matte finish in excellent condition. In private life, he was the first chairman of the Oberbayerische Uhrmachermeister (Watchmaker) District Association. $5.00 r(d)cg

LOCKE. "AT DR. LOCKE'S CLINIC  WILLIAMSBURG ONT." real photo postcard showing a large crowd, mailed 1932, corner wear & rounding. Sold but still available for scholarly study & research as a full-size & enhanced 72-dpi scan in .jpg format. $1.50 o(w)mg#

LOCKE. "PATIENTS 'LINED UP' FOR TREATMENT BY DR. LOCKE" real photo post card showing many people in wheelchairs, mailed 1932. Sold but still available for scholarly study & research as an enlarged (almost 2x original postcard area) 100-dpi scan in .jpg format. $1.50 o(w)mg*#

LOCKETT. "Please reserve a seat for me at the dinner of / the New York Association of the Alumni of the / Phillips Exeter Academy, on Tuesday, April 11, / 1905, Hotel Manhattan, ..." postal card pre-addressed to Arthur H. Lockett, their treasurer then. Seldom seen. The PEA boarding school is located in Exeter New Hampshire. $4.00 n(e)n(n)g

LOCKWOOD. "R31439/ Stumpf standing beside Biplane / that has just turned turtle with Aviator Lockwood Feb. 1912." unused postcard made in USA & published for J. G. Stumpf, multiple creases at the bottom front corner, tiny bend at the opposite corner. Rare. Sold but front side still available for scholarly study & research as an enlarged 300-dpi scan (publication quality) in .jpg format for $3.75. a(p)g(s)g(l)d

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LOCKWOOD. "Mrs. Carrie Lockwood / Nr. Manchester, Indiana / 250 Cards - 1909" unused Artura sepia-tone real photo postcard with an oval portrait of her wearing a large hat with veil. The writing on front is apparently the photographer's, who noted the number ordered. Sold but still available for scholarly study & research as a full-size & enhanced 72-dpi scan in .jpg format. $1.50 mgi

LOCKWOOD, MORSE & WATKINS. "A BUNCH-OF- / LIVE - ONES - AT - / PORTLAND - MICH" Costumes include Uncle Sam, clown & hobo. People are numbered by writing on front & identified on back--with the Watkins, Morse & Lockwood families well represented. Azo real photo (triangles up). $100.00

LOESCH. "The LOESCH MOTOR Co. / MAUMEE, O. / 'Dependable Automotive Maintenance' // FRUEHAUF / TRAILERS" approximately 9-1/2-inch x 7-inch photograph with glossy finish, good focus & contrast, showing an automobile transporter as seen from the side, light violet backstamp 'SMITH BROTHERS / Commercial Photographers / Arcade Bldg.  Woodward & Samson / DETROIT MICH. / 33165'. We do not have a license plate for the date, but we do know they were selling used vehicles in the 1949 - 1954 timeframe. Any kind of paper memorabilia from this company is rare. Sold but front side still available for scholarly study & research as an enlarged (about 771% of original print area) & enhanced 200-dpi scan in .jpg format. $2.00 ao(m)gp

LONEY. "Main Street, Haydenville, Mass." post card with undivided back published by the American News Company (their number 2667), mailed with a Captain John Smith commemorative stamp to Miss Mary Loney in Howard Ohio from her cousin Sarah in Gambier Ohio, light fingerprint smudge on back, minor corner wear, at little taller than most regular-size. Seldom seen; seldom offered. $7.50 m(h)mg

LONG. "DREAM ISLAND, W. E. LONG ESTATE, LAKE WAWASEE, INDIANA" linen postcard with name written neatly at the top front edge, uneven toning near the back edges, small bottom corner bump. Seen offered elsewhere as high as $10.50, but we need only $2.25. i(l)gd i(l)gd

LOOMIS. "Amenia Union, N. Y. Aug 8 1879 / Sir: / My Agent S. N. LOOMIS, will be at your place / ... with a full stock of / Stationery & Blank-Books ... / ... / J. D. Barnum." form letter printed on 1-c US government postal card, mailed there (clear AUG 9 DPO hand cancel), spotty toning on address side, much lighter toning on the other side. $12.00 n(a)gg-n

LOOMIS. "OFFICERS OF YOUNGSTOWN TYPOGRAPHICAL UNION No. 200 // FROM LEFT TO RIGHT / S. P. JAMES, Chm. on Entertainment / J. B. REYNOLDS Secy-Treas. / H. DECHEND, Pres. / J. LOOMIS V. Pres. / Frank SEELEY Sec'y Conference / W. S. FLOWER Chm. Executive Com. // THE FIFTH SESSION / Ohio State Typographical Conference / Meets in Youngstown, Oct. 11, '08 / Your are cordially invited to be present / Send notice of your acceptance not later than October 1st, to FRANK SEELEY, Secretary // FLOAT USED IN OLD HOME WEEK" showing a wonderful horse-drawn float bedecked with flags & signs 'DEMAND THIS LABEL ON ALL OF YOUR PRINTED MATTER', sepia-tone postcard mailed 1908 at Youngstown to Frank E. Bennett at the Labor Journal there. Spotty toning, three corners creased (1 long, 1 small, 1 tiny). Rare! Sold but front side still available for scholarly study & research as an enlarged (about 771% of original print area) & enhanced 200-dpi scan in .jpg format. $2.00 o(y)hpg(d)g(f)g(j)g(l)g(s)u

LOPER. "LOPERS PLACE AFTER RIOT AUG 08 / AUTO  BURNED  SPRINGFIELD" with 'WHITE DENTAL PARLORS' above it & a Bell Telephone sign in front of it; sepia-tone real photo, insignificant corner wear. This scene is after the race riot in Springfield Illinois protesting the removal of 2 black prisoners from the local jail (to a place of relative safety in Bloomington) with the aid of restaurant owner Harry Loper. Numerous black-owned businesses suffered similar fates in the aftermath. Sold but still available for scholarly study & research as an enlarged (about 771% of original print area) & enhanced 200-dpi scan in .jpg format. $2.50 bsgid

LORMANN. "...Photograph of / Miss Estella Lormann" approximately 5"x7" circa-1889 La France Cabinette card from Dougherty Bros. (82 & 84 So. Main Street, Dayton) with identification on back. $9.00 o(d)g(l)

LOTH. "TORPEDO BOAT MAC KENZIE" showing TB-17 at speed while serving with the Reserve Torpedo Flotila operating out of Norfolk Virginia; sepia-tone undivided back real photo post card mailed 1906 at Spokane Washington. Annotation on front: 'Spokane Wn 7 / 24 / 06 Greeting from Uncle Fred' (to Herbert Loth). Noticeable wear at one corner, back paper browning with age. Her service in that flotilla was from 14 November 1902 to 15 April 1912, during which time she possibly served as a training ship for the US Naval Academy. [Information summarized here is from the DANFS online data base.] The name is most often seen without the space--i.e., Torpedo Boat MacKenzie. $11.00 s(m)vg

LOTZ. "GRAND HOTEL NÜRNBERG / CARL SCHNORR" unused multiview Postkarte in color including nearby attractions such as the Dürer-Haus, Hans Sachs monument & der Henkersteg; light album marks at corners, paper browning evenly with age, tiny corner bend not into the images. Very attractive, circa 1900. $10.00 b. Similar but inscription over the hotel reads 'RUDOLF LOTZ / vormals / C. Schnorr',  unused, minor wear along one short edge. $10.00 b. The takeover of the hotel referred to in the captioning came in 1906. Both postcards for comparative display: $18.50 bg(s)g(l)

LOVE. "K5MFA" real photo QSL postcard showing operator Willie N. Love & his equipment, mailed 1970, partial cancel ink on front, short internal crease. $3.75 (tg). Different Kodak real photo post card, also picturing him at his equipment, used 1963, small corner crease, ink smear from his handstamp on the back. $4.25 tg

LOVRO. "YU2OL" shortwave (14 MC / s) Osijek QSL card depicting the operator Posavec Lovro at his station, Beograd QSL bureau label on the back. $4.00 cg

LOWES. "E. C. LOWES, / RURAL CARRIER, ACTON, IND." in uniform, alongside his Reading Standard motorcycle, unused Azo (triangles up) real photo post card with contrast a bit high & oxidation appropriate for its age. Rare: no others found offered or exhibited when we searched the Internet. Mentioned as Earnest, married, in an 1916 Indianapolis News obituary for someone else. Sold but front side still available for scholarly study & research as an enlarged 300-dpi scan (publication quality) in .jpg format for $3.75. i(a)pgm

LOWRIE. Uncaptioned sepia-tone real photo of an identifiable house with several people & 2 small ponies in front of the porch. Writing on front: Our company the Lowrie girls from Canada. Any more news? If so let me know." Back writing: "Aug 8 / 10 Keeping old Batch this wk folks camping at the farm Nice weather our hay is all in in fine shape Frank." mailed at Franklinville August 9 1910 to Mrs. Meyers in Woodland Michigan. Photographer imprint on back is 'E. S. WRIGHT  FRANKLINVILLE, N. Y.'. $20.00 npg(l)!

LOZIER. "The Cleveland Light Roadster No. 4, / FITTED WITH THE / Cleveland Thread Tire, / WEIGHT, 34 lbs. / The fastest and easiest riding wheel made. / H. A. LOZIER & CO , / Factory at  CLEVELAND, OHIO, / TOLEDO, O." cabinet-card size photo from Koestle's at 533 Pearl Street in Cleveland Ohio, rounded corners as was customary, trivial edge wear. Rare: nothing like it offered or even displayed on the Internet! Sold but front side still available for scholarly study & research as an enlarged (about 771% of original print area) & enhanced 200-dpi scan in .jpg format. $2.00bo(c)g(k)g(l)

LUBACH. "VK4RF" Loganlea Queensland shortwave (10.1 Mcs) QSL viewcard picturing the operator Fred J. Lubach at his equipment, bureau label affixed to the stamp box, excellent condition. $3.75 qg

LUDVIGSEN. "Bergen. Tyskebryggen." black & white postcard, unused street scene, showing the Jens Ludvigsen building prominently, scraped area in lower left corner affecting only the street. $1.25 ng

LUDWIG. "HERZLICHEN GLÜCKWUNSCH / ZUM GEBURTSTAGE" fantasy birthday wishes post card mailed 15.7.15 at Osterode am Harz (Thuringia) to Carl Ludwig in Cleveland Ohio by his father-in-law, messaged in Germanic script partly in Italian partly in German, 2 corners with noticeable color flaked off, other edge wear is minor. $4.25 fbg

LUMBECK. "Lumbeck Mill. / Chillicothe, Ohio.  / 13472" black & white postcard with sky tint added, mailed there 1911. Rare: no one on the Internet was offering it or even exhibiting it when we searched. Sold but front side still available for scholarly study & research as an enlarged (about 771% of original print area) & enhanced 200-dpi scan in .jpg format. $2.00 o(c)wg

LUND. "OX3WC" slightly oversize continental  QSL card depicting Greenland, its products & its peoples; used 25/6/48 by operator E. G. Lund at Skjoldungen. Sold but still available for scholarly study & research as an enlarged (about 771% of original print area) & enhanced 200-dpi scan in .jpg format. $2.00 gg

LUNDBLAD. "James R. Lundblad, M.D., Ph.D., Oregon Health Sciences University / 'The Beacon® system is the / simplest, fastest, most / versatile method for / measuring macromolecular / interactions.'" an unused business reply card from an 11/98 advertising campaign for Panvera Corporation in Madison Wisconsin, excellent condition. His institution is now named Oregon Health & Science University. $2.25 bwgoc

LYON. "SHOPS OF THE D. LYON SKIFF CO., LEAVENWORTH, IND.  Photo by J. W. Hiser" outdoor view including workers & work in progress, unused postcard with round corners as issued, toning most noticeable at front corners. An interesting scene. Sold but still available for scholarly study & research as an enlarged (about 771% of original print area) & enhanced 200-dpi scan in .jpg format. $2.00 i(l)g(l)p###

LYONS. "Historical John Lyons Homestead, Built 1640, Port Chester, N. Y.   13 / 51-H2052" with the exterior as it looked in 1935, linen post card with late usage at Brodheadsville Pennsylvania, one corner multiply creased, mild corner wear. $1.75 ngha

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MABLEY. "A S'wheat Girl / COMPLIMENTS OF / Mabley & Company" trade card with young woman in wheat dress & a scythe standing in a field, ad on back claims the Detroit company is the largest retail establishment in Michigan (copyright dates to 1887). Sold but front side still available for scholarly study & research as an enlarged (about 771% of original print area) & enhanced 200-dpi scan in .jpg format. $2.00 aagm

MACCAW, MACDONALD & MORGAN. "MACDONALD / OF KEPPACH" exceptionally interesting Albyn Press continental listing their kith & kin--Allan, Bain, Kay, Key, MacCaw, Morgan, Pole, Polson, Reay, Scobie, etc.; unused post card, light toning on front. Postcard sold. Still available for scholarly study & research as a full-size 72-dpi scan in .jpg format. $1.50 tsg(m)g(r)

MACFARLANE. "NORTH PARK, GRAND RAPIDS, MICH. / No. 1808. W. G. MacFarlane, Publisher, Buffalo, N. Y." as seen from the water, including a small boat; post card with undivided back, neat writing both sides, trivial corner wear, 2 tiny spots of toning on back. $7.50 m(g)g(m)

MACHOVINA. "W. R. W. Co. FINE WOOLENS / NEWEST STYLES, UNEXCELLED VALUES // NEWEST STYLES IN FOREIGN / AND DOMESTIC WOOLENS / FOR MERCHANT TAILORING // CLEVELAND HARBOR // W. R. W. Co. / FINE WOOLENS" art depicting biplane flying over Cleveland Harbor, unmailed advertising postcard of Berea Ohio tailor Paul Machovina (his handstamp twice on back), typing in back message area states he has the spring line, back toning from album contact obscures nothing. $12.00 o(b)o(c)fg

MACKEY. "STUD MERINOS" showing a herd, front & elaborate back advertising settlement allotments available for mixed farming in Victoria Australia, under the Closer Settlement Acts; black & white postcard issued by direction of the Honorable J. E. Mackey (Commissioner of Crown Lands), considerable corner wear, address written in pencil on the back. $6.00 va(s)ga

MACOUBRIE. "M. E. CHURCH, HEBRON, NEB." undivided back postcard with neat writing on both sides (pertinent message from a member, Lena Macoubrie, to her sister Nattie) dating to 1905, album marks on both sides. $8.50 ng

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MACOUBRIE. "The High School Building at / Olathe, Kansas, 1906." sepia-tone real photo postcard with caption from message on front. Interesting comments on the newness of the building, the class color fights, and its location. Of genealogical interest to the Willock & the Macoubrie families. Annotation on back leads us to believe that 4 copies were made. $15.00 kg(m)g(w)

MACOUBRIE. "The Methodist Episcopal Church at Olathe, Kas. / Feb 26-1906" sepia-tone real photo postcard with caption from detailed annotation on front. Mentions entertainments & recitals there, members, teachers in the Sunday School, the Reverend Henderson, and the Willock-Macoubrie wedding. Annotation on back leads us to believe that 4 copies were made. $15.00 kg(w)g(m)

MACRICOSTA. "George Macricosta" (2nd & 3rd characters of last name hard to read) on wrestling arcade card made in USA, good edges, light toning on back, light toning to lower right front. $3.50 sg+

MADEC "61  LISIEUX. -- La Rue aux Fèvres. -- Les Vieux Manoirs. -- LL." including several readable signs in French--'Coiffeur', 'Restaurant / Chambre Meublées / Madec', 'J. COQUEREL / 17 MATELASSIER 17 / A LA MECANIQUE' (mattress mechanic), etc.; carte postale with green back, very late usage at Socorro New Mexico, small upper corner crease. $3.75 f(l)g(c)g(m)

MAGEE. "L. L. MAGEE, PASTOR / Mt. Vernon Ave. M. E. Church, Columbus, O." with his portrait within an oval inset at upper left corner, black & white on grayish paper, unused, back lightly toned from printing process itself. $10.00 og*

MAHNKEY. "Pioneer Lodge / Forsyth, Missouri" at junction of Highways 76 & 80, when the Mahnkeys were the owners & operators; postcard with writing on back dating to 1958. $2.75 m(f)g(m)m**

MALKIN & KABAKOFF. "CERTIFICATE of SURVEY / ... / 2724 Vine Street, / ... / Name of Owner: Isadore Kabakoff / April 6, 1926 / A. MALKIN, Inc. / Civil Engineers & Surveyors / ... / CINCINNATI - - OHIO" 10"x7¼" document with 4.7"x3.7" photograph attached, paper-clip indent to the photo prior to attachment, blank back except for a pencilled check mark (which would probably erase well). Dimensions mentioned are approximate. The building is still there, but the Paradise beauty Parlor now sits before it. $20.00 o(c)g(k)g(m)

MANGER. "HOTEL MANGER, NEW YORK CITY / SEVENTH AVENUE, 50TH TO 51ST STREET. / 'THE WONDER HOTEL OF NEW YORK / ..." showing the exterior of the largest hotel in Times Square, designed by architect H. Craig Severance & owned by Julius & William Manger; unused white-border era advertising postcard detailing rates, furnishings, etc. Small ink spot in the sky, trivial corner wear. Necessarily 1926 - 1931, after which it was renamed the Taft. $8.00 n(n)ga

MANKINS / MANKIN. "Greetings" with embossed white rose within a gold border, postcard mailed MAR 25 1910 (almost complete ZANES & PARKERS T203 R.P.O. hand cancel) to Mr. Oliver Mankins in McMechen West Virginia from his sister Daisy about the death of George, mild edge wear. $4.00 fg(m)

MANN. "Compliments of the / Domestic Sewing Machine Co." advertising card with goat eating a black man's finery while black women & children listen to him, brief ad of Henry J. Mann of Monroe Michigan on the back. $18.00 (abgms)

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MANN. "Standard / Sewing Machine Co. / 66 Euclid Avenue, / CLEVELAND, O." circa 1890 trade card with a bluebird & indigo bunting perched under an umbrella, embossed border with other birds, ad of Henry J. Mann a Monroe Michigan dealer of organs & pianos handstamped on the back, corner & edge wear. $11.50 abomsg

MANTHORNE. BROOKLYN (QUEENS COUNTY). "THE SUNSHINE MAN / … / XM63-12106 Base / …" 1979 QSL post card, design includes Masonic symbol & the face of the operator Ernest Manthorne. As shown except long crease in the upper left front corner & small bottom corner bend. $1.75  ng#

MARBURG. "Atwood starting for New York, Chicago Aviation Meet, August 15, 1911 / Mea magneto only ignition system on his Burgess-Wright Aeroplane / Compliments Marburg Bros., 1777 Broadway, New York City" postcard with many Mea advertising claims printed in the message section on back, mild corner wear & rounding, 2 small tears in the top edge, light uneven toning both sides. The address is in the Theater District of NYC. Rare. Sold but front side still available for scholarly study & research as an enlarged 300-dpi scan (publication quality) in .jpg format for $3.75. a(p)i(c)ag(m)n(n)

      MARCHAL. "GUEREZA _ HENDAYE-PLAGE" picturing André Marchal, blind from birth but one of the greatest organists of all time, seated at his 2-manual mechanical-action organ by Victor Gonzales at his villa Guereza in Spain; continental in size, the card was long used for personal family correspondence (we have seen one mailed in 1961). The message over all the back was no exception, and reads in part 'For us 1980 has been very sad with the death of my father in August on the Basque Coast _ There is a good article in Jan. issue of the American organist on him...' Notice how the card does not name him; you are supposed to know who he is! Now have a good look at the organ ... in his villa! SALE IN PROGRESS mgi(h)

   
MARCONETTE. "COLLISION OF COFFY'S BIPLANE AND NOISANT MONOPLANE / INTERNATIONAL AVIATION MEET  CHICAGO AUG. 1911 // POST / 1" post card mailed at Chicago August 18 1911 to Miss Nellie Marconette in Lynchburg Ohio by her sister Theodora who reported: 'There has been two killed and 3 hurt in the Aviation meet. Will send some of the other cards later.' Long internal crease near worn left front edge, light toning both sides. $19.00 a(p)i(c)g

MARGILETH. "Cincinnati University from Burnett Woods. / Mr. E. H. Margileth / Will call DEC 10 1908" E. R. Webster & Co. (Teas, Coffees, Cigars & Extracts) salesman's advertising postcard printed in Germany, published by Kraemer Art Company, mailed DEC 3 1908 to P. H. Reed in London Ohio, some cancel ink shows in the front sky, minor corner & edge wear. Later the object of FDA  & US Department of Agriculture scrutiny, a seizure of their peach extract occurred in 1910 due to 'adulteration and misbranding', to which they plead guilty & were fined. Why the fuss? Peach extract was used medicinally for a wide variety of purposes: improving men's sex life, worming children, poison ivy, etc. $9.00 o(c)mgk

MARGILETH. "E. R. Webster & Co., Tea, Cigars and Extracts / OHIO RIVER FROM EDEN PARK, CINCINNATI, U. S. A. / Mr. E. H. MARGILETH / Will call Oct 31st" salesman's postcard made in Germany & published by the Kraemer Art Company, mailed OCT 24 1906 from Cincinnati to P. H. Reed in London Ohio, small bottom corner crease, other corners with mild rounding & wear, a little cancel ink on front, toning both sides near the bottom edge. Later the object of FDA  & US Department of Agriculture scrutiny, a seizure of their peach extract occurred in 1910 due to 'adulteration and misbranding', to which they plead guilty & were fined. Why the fuss? Peach extract was used medicinally for a wide variety of purposes: improving men's sex life, worming children, poison ivy, etc. $10.00 o(c)mgk

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MARKERT. "HEADQUARTERS / for Fine Chinaware, Cut / Glass, Rogers' Silverware, / Lamps, ... // MARKERT'S CHINA STORE / MARION, OHIO. / HAVILAND CHINA A SPECIALTY..." unused circa 1906 advertising Markert's Souvenir Post Card, hint of album toning, small indent into the right front edge. Held firmly in the ephemera collection of the Haviland Collectors Internationale Foundation; we could find no record of a previous offer. Sold but front side still available for scholarly study & artistic reference as an enlarged (about 771% of original print area) & enhanced 200-dpi scan in .jpg format. $2.00 o(m)gi(s)

MARKS. "KLP9117" Fallentimber Pennsylvania QSL card picturing the operators Joe & Mom Marks at home with their equipment, three handstamps neatly on back include 2 of John J. Mitch in Bethlehem Pennsylvania, good edges. $4.00 p(f)g(m)

MARLETT & GRAY. "Southwestern Boosters Association / ... / The Southwestern Boosters Association United Spanish War Veterans / and Auxiliaries with have their Spring Meeting / ..." including 2 logos, government postal card with yellowish the paper, mailed there 1940, cancel ink on front, 2 corner creases, mild corner wear, unusually detailed & interesting. When C. C. Marlett was the Booster Secretary, and Walling Gray was President. $7.50 ofg

MARSHALL. "MARSHALL'S TAVERN, LAKE WALLIS VT" sepia-tone real photo post card circa 1936, corner crease. Sold but still available for scholarly study & research as a full-size & enhanced 72-dpi scan in .jpg format. $1.50 vgi#

MARSHALL. "My picture. / From Esther Marshel" showing 2 schoolgirls in their Sunday-best standing barefoot in a stream, sepia-tone Cyko real photo postcard addressed to Hulda & Estella Leber in Sandusky Ohio, bottom corner crease, small scrapes neat the bottom front. Marshel is a probable misspelling of Marshall, because there was an Esther Marshall who lived there. Circa 1908 - 1920. $4.00 gg(m)

MARTIN. "Franklin College Dormitory Franklin, Ind." a corner view with 4 people nearby, black & white postcard with sky tint, mailed SEP 19 1916 (IND & LOUIS R.P.O. cancel) to Mrs. Sarah Martin of Indianapolis from a grandchild, heavy & long vertical crease from the top edge, noticeable corner wear. The Indianapolis & Louisville Railroad later became a part of the Chicago, Indianapolis & Louisville. $3.75 i(f)cg-r

MARTIN. "PENN VILLA / Annie L. Martin, Prop. / 100 South Pennsylvania Avenue / Atlantic City's Finest Avenue" unused hand-colored (and, hence, unique) Albertype postcard, lightly toned back. $4.00 hgnsa

MARTIN. "Resd. of E. C. Martin, / Barnesville Ohio" with a couple standing on the stairs & their Singer buggy paused out front; unused sepia-tone real photo postcard, divided back, minor rounding of the corners. Sold but front side still available for scholarly study & research as an enlarged 300-dpi scan (publication quality) in .jpg format for $3.75. o(b)g(m)h#

MARTIN. "This is our car & it has give us some fine times, with much love from friend May / 5837 Crocker St Los Angeles" sepia-tone real photo postcard send Mar 10 1913 from Los Angeles from 'friend May' to Miss Ellen Martin in Massillon Ohio, mild corner wear, light toning both sides. $7.50 g(m)c(l)a

MARTINDALE. "HOYT MARTINDALE / DAIRY.  No. 116" a milk deliveryman stand next to his horse-drawn wagon, a bottle of milk in a carrier on the floor, our caption from the legible signage on the side; sepia-tone Azo (triangles up real photo postcard, dated Sept. 25th 1910 on back, tiny upper corner crease, other corners with trivial wear. Rare! Sold but front side still available for scholarly study & research as an enlarged 300-dpi scan (publication quality) in .jpg format for $3.75. o(b)o(s)hfg

MARTINEZ. "64.  Vista desde El Peñón, Cd. Victoria, Tamps. Méx." showing the view from the tourist cabins managed by Antonio Martinez R., real photo tarjeta postal mailed there with a 10-centavos stamp to Ohio, several long internal stress marks. $2.25 m(t)g(m)

MARTZ. "BEL AIR, MARYLAND  L-147" with a generic scene of cows grazing with farm buildings in the distance, linen post card mailed there 1954 to Mr. & Mrs. Lester B. Martz in Washington DC by their children Margie & Fred, a little wear at the top edge, otherwise fairly fresh. $2.00 m(b)ga

MARTZ. "THE NARROWS / One of Maryland's Scenic Beauty Spots" including the National Road & 2 railways, post card mailed 1955 to Mrs. Rita Martz in Washington DC by her niece Nancy, trivial wear at the upper corners, traces of cancel ink in the front sky. $1.00 m(n)ng(m)

    MASON. "NORMAN MASON BULLDOGGING, ROUND-UP, BELLE FOURCHE, S.D. / (DOUBLEDAY)" unused circa-1919 sepia-tone Azo (triangles both ways) real photo postcard, upper corner crease, some oxidation consistent with age, back toned a bit from album contact. In the collection of the South Dakota State Historical Society. The photographer was Ralph Russel Doubleday. Rare: we could find no other offers, no other exhibits, and no recorded sales when we searched the Internet recently. $19.00 cs(b)ngp

MASON. "NORMAN MASON WINNER BUCKING CONTEST BELLE FOURCHE / 1919" riding, hat in hand, on a horse in mid-jump; unused Azo real photo post card (triangles both ways), considerable corner wear & rounding, soiled back, lightly toned front. Rare. $30.00 cngs

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MASON & BRADLEY. "William Addison Bradley / Age 5 weeks 3 days" sepia-tone Azo real photo post card with the baby's image in an oval beside the hand-written caption, date on back February 27 1908 (in the same hand) notes that the baby is now 12 weeks of age and gives weight. Obviously the son of Robert L. Bradley and Bessie Mason in Le Roy New York Born 28 November 1907, he eventually married Miriam Yarnall. Addressee is Edward Elliott at Red Bank New Jersey. $25.00 g(b)g(m)n(l)

MASSAR. "The / Capital City / Dairy Co., / Columbus, Ohio. / 'PURITY' BUTTERINE" with art showing 2 young girls with a parasol encountering a deer, circa 1890 advertising card for a butter substitute (Does anything ever change?) for sale by George S. Massar at 62 South Grant Avenue.  Four names written on back. Published by Gils & Co. in Buffalo New York. A little longer than a regular-size postcard. $12.50 fgg(m)oa

MATLICK. KAHOKA  / CAHOKA  / KAHOKIE (CLARK COUNTY). "Home of Mr. J. G. Matlick, Kahoka, Mo." writing on back dates to 1907, caption penciled on front. Photograph sold. Still available for scholarly study & research as an enlarged (about 771% of original print area) & enhanced 200-dpi scan in .jpg format. $2.00 mg*

MATTHES. "Zeitz.  Fischstrasse / Verlag v. A. Huch's Buchhandlg. (E. Schirmer), Zeitz" monochromatic dark green on unused undivided back Post-Karte, album impressions at the corners, album marks on front, light album marks on back, uneven top border. The most prominent building is 'Aussteuer Geschäft Franz Matthes'; the sign next to that door advertises washable fabrics, bedding & down. $9.00 pg

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MAUK. "Home of A. W. Mauk / R. F. D. No. 2, Charlton, Iowa" color litho-chrome postcard mailed 1920, made in Germany, faint corner crease. $6.50 ig

     
MAY. Two unused SSSS real photo postcards showing front & side views of a gasoline-powered White Motor Company railbus (number 3 of 3) received by the Hawaii Consolidated Railway (its logo conspicuously on the side) for passenger traffic (tourist & local commuter) near its company shops in Waiakea. The gentleman on the left is Richard W. Filler, HCR Manager. On the right is Ezra Amos May, HCR brake expert who later became yardmaster. By the newness of the vehicle, and by the real photo type, we can date the view to circa 1924-1925. Under magnification we can see that the motorman / ticket-taker's entry from the left side was more narrow than the entry for passengers on the right. Obviously each postcard is one-of-a-kind: no captioning, no photographer attribution & no publisher attribution. One of the 8 corners has trivial wear; back paper starting to brown evenly with age. We have not seen their likes elsewhere. Railbus real photos are rare for any railroad, anytime (these are early) & anywhere. They were meant to provide economical passenger service at a times & places where passenger traffic was declining. These belong together in a museum. $165.00 either or $320.00 gets them both. h(h)r(h)gg

Your mascot / Mary Ann Mayers" real photo postcard continuing on back 'Dear Friend / I hope you will like my picture. I am sending it to every body at Aircraft because you have been so nic to me. I don't like the Japs. I like our soldiers and sailors. Please make lots of planes for them. / Mary Ann'. Postcard mailed May 16 1942 at Akron Ohio to W. R. Johnson also at Akron, image beginning to oxidize, faint internal crease from the right front edge. $4.00 pgg NEW / NEU / NOUVEAU

MAYNARD. BOONTON (MORRIS COUNTY). "We are now living in Boonton, New Jersey / Bertha N. Maynard" caption from writing on front, sepia-tone real photo shows Boonton Falls & a few nearby trees, mailed at Boonton Oct 3 1905 to Lynn Massachusetts, light even browning of paper with age, top miscut at a slight angle (not by scissors--it's straight). Identification of the falls confirmed by comparing the image to another on the web. $15.00 ng

MAZZOLENI. "Herne Bay. The Pier." Fresh color, unused postcard, minor corner & edge wear. Shows Mazzoleni's Cafe, Teas, Coffee, Chocolates & Ices sign. In Kent England. $5.00 (eg)

MCADOO. "WILLIAM G. McADOO / PRESIDENT // CHARLES M. JACOBS / ENGINEER IN CHIEF // HUDSON AND MANHATTAN RAILROAD COMPANY" American Photograph Company postcard with undivided back, from the book 'The Hudson and Manhattan Tunnels that they copyrighted in 1908, mailed 1908 in New York City, color missing at the right front edge, a little cancel ink & other toning on front, small upper corner crease, long upper corner crease, internal crease from Jacobs' portrait, back lightly toned. Hard to find--except in the Yost Collection! $7.50 n(m)r(h)gg

MCALLISTER. "Director A. R. McAllister and his Joliet High School Band / use and exclusively endorse Conn Instruments" unused circa-1936 ad postcard for high-end instruments from the Heney & Lefter Music Company of St. Petersburg Florida, light toning near the long back edges, trivial wear to the bottom corners. Rare. Why would anyone use a high school band to endorse instruments, you say? His band won state and national championships, played at Radio City Music Hall, and were praised by none other than John Phillip Sousa. He is widely regarded as the high school band movement & served as president of the National School Band Association for 14 years. That is why. Sold but front side still available for scholarly study & research as an enlarged (about 771% of original print area) & enhanced 200-dpi scan in .jpg format. $2.00 f(s)mi(j)ga

MCBRIDE. "Lillian McBrides home /  Leavenworth, Kans." hand-captioned similarly front & back, Cyko real photo post card. Probably one-of-a-kind. Sold but front side still available for scholarly study & research as an enlarged (about 771% of original print area) & enhanced 200-dpi scan in .jpg format. $2.00 k(l)g

      MCBRIDE. Two Azo real photos (triangles up) showing Dr. McBride's office and 3 females before it -- Marie Schultz McBride, Mary Catherine McBride & Johanna Schultz Peugh. Identifications from writing on back of the postcard shown at the left which also dates the card to February 1914. The postcard shown right, includes 2 children in a little wagon, corner crease. The first letter or letters in the doctor's name is possibly obscured by the post, so it is either Ed E. Price M. D., or Ned E. Price M.D., or Fred E. Price M.D. Both sold. Front side of card shown left still available for scholarly study & research as an enlarged (about 771% of original print area) & enhanced 200-dpi scan in .jpg format. $2.00. Front side of card shown right is still available for scholarly study & research as an enlarged (about 277% of original area) & enhanced 120-dpi scan in .jpg format. $1.75u(m)g(m)g(s)

MCCABE. "Rest Well At / DUWELL MOTEL / ... Leesburg, Fla. 32748 / ... / Mr. and Mrs. Geo. McCabe, owners and operators" post card mailed at Fort Myers with 6¢ stamp to Mrs. R. M. Sisson in Columbus Ohio, fairly fresh with good edges. $3.00 mf(l)g

MCCARTHY. "WA8WZF" Ludington Michigan QSL postcard mailed 1969, picturing the lady operator Mary M. McCarthy & her equipment, wearing T-shirt proclaiming 'To Hell With Housework!' Classic! $5.00 (mgw)

MCCARTHY. "Florist / Wm. Mc.Carthy  20th & Poplar" uncaptioned (so we quote all the signage, including the unconventional period in his last name) small photograph showing him standing next to his delivery truck, approximately 3"x4.75", blank back. $6.00 g(m)ft NEW / NUEVO / BAGO

MCCLAIN. "Clarence McClain / we roomed together / at Chester Park / Winton Place / in 1895 / He later was with / Emory - Schaeffer & McClain" showing a bemedaled bicycle trickster in 8 different poses & a close-up, cabinet photograph approximately 4" x 7" over the embossed photograper's imprint 'Krieg / No 112 W.5 st. / CINCINNATI, OHIO', serrated edges as was common, light toning. The photographer is J. W. Krieg, whose studio there was from 1895 - 1902. Sold but front side still available for scholarly study & research as an enlarged (about 771% of original print area) & enhanced 200-dpi scan in .jpg format. $2.00 bcgpo

MCCLAIN. "J. T. McClains Res. Edison Ohio" unused Azo real photo (triangles up) post card, good contrast & focus, very light toning near back edges, slight oxidation consistent with circa-1910 age. $16.00 o(e)g

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MCCLARITY. "Roy McClarity" on an wrestling arcade card printed in the United States, good edges. Professional debut in 1948, Pacific Coast tag team title 1961, Washington State title 1965. Postcard sold. Still available for scholarly study & research as an enlarged (almost 2x original postcard area) 100-dpi scan in .jpg format (244,408 bytes). $1.50 sg

MCCLURE. "Heartiest / Greetings" elaborately embossed post card mailed OCT 13 1910 (bold PITTS & CHI. TR35 R.P.O. hand cancel) to Mrs. J. S. McClure in Funk Ohio from her grandson Max, heavy spotty toning both sides. $1.00 mg(m)

MCCLURE. "Christmas Greetings / SER. P" embossed frame of holly & bells for a winter scene; postcard mailed DEC 17 1909 (PITTS. & CHICAGO TR41 R.P.O. hand cancel well struck) to Mr. J. S. McClure in Funk Ohio from his grandson John Seib, a few small spots of toning on back, short internal crease from the center left front edge, very light toning on front. $2.00 cg

MCCLURE. "Every Happiness / be yours this / Birthday" postcard published by the Gibson Art Company in Cincinnati, mailed OCT 18 1915 (almost complete PITTS. & CHI. TR35 R.P.O. hand cancel) to Mrs. J. S. McClure in Funk Ohio from her grandson Max, good edges, unevenly toned both sides. $2.00 bg

MCCLURE & MCCRAY.  "ROBERT E. McCLURE AND ALFRED McCRAY ANNOUNCE / THAT THEY HAVE FORMED A PARTNERSHIP FOR THE / GENERAL PRACTICE OF THE LAW ... / 802 CONOVER BUILDING, DAYTON, OHIO. / JANUARY 1, 1909 ..." advertising card on which a congratulatory personal message was written & then posted from Cincinnati. $7.50 lo(d)g

MCCOLLUM. "At my telegraph office at work / Fred McCollum" Azo (triangles up) real photo postcard with high contrast, uncaptioned so we use all the writing on the back, small bottom corner crease, oxidation consistent with circa-1910 age, very slight curl to the paper. $8.00 pg

MCCOLLUM. "View of Quiver Lake and Ep. L. Chautauqua Grounds.  612  C. U. WILLIAMS PHOTOETTE  BLOOMINGTON, ILL." looking towards shore, including 2 steamers near the beach, black & white post card mailed 1908 to Mrs. Emma McCollum in Saybrook Illinois by her daughter Carrie. The caption abbreviation stands for the Epworth League, an association of young Methodist adults. Headquarters of the Northern League was in nearby Chicago. $9.00 i(q)g(m)f

MCCORMICK.  "Frank / McCormick // Courtesy of / VAL DECKER PACKING CO. / 'A1QUALITY' / BRAND / MEATS" unused DOPS real photo post card from Orcajo Photo Art in Dayton Ohio, excellent condition. The set this is from dates to 1937, mostly picturing Cincinnati Reds, and all are 'extremely scarce' according to a recent Love of the Game Auction write-up. [Its auctioned counterpart there had a blank back, but ours has the postcard back.] Frank McCormick played for the Cincinnati Reds from 1934 - 1945, then the Philadelphia Phillies & Boston Braves. This first baseman made All Star appearances 9 consecutive times (1938 - 1946) & became World Series champion in 1940. Sold but front side still available for scholarly study & research as an enlarged 300-dpi scan (publication quality) in .jpg format for $3.75. o(c)s(b)fg

MCCOY. "Reservation Trading Post + Pow Wow Grounds - Between Cherokee & Bryson City, N.C." including man & woman in traditional Indian dress out front, Ekc real photo with good contrast & focus from Cline Photo Co., trading post backstamp adds more precise location & name of manager W. P, McCoy, trivial corner & edge wear. Postcard sold. Still available for scholarly study & research as a full-size & enhanced 72-dpi scan in .jpg (155,776 bytes) or .tif format. $1.50 ngi

MCCOY. "No. 315.  Detroit, Mich., Fountain Capitel(sic) / Square Park" monochromatic dark blue post card published by A. C. Dietsche, made in Germany, mailed 1908 to Mrs. William McCoy in Columbia City Indiana by her sister Estelle, light toning both sides, minor corner wear & rounding. Uncommon, probably due to the misspelling of Capitol. $4.50 m(d)g

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MCCREA. BATTLESHIP GEORGIA with insets showing Captain Henry McCrea & Rear-Admiral William H. Emory who commanded her as part of the Great White Fleet. Postcard sold but still available for scholarly study & research as an enlarged (about 771% of original print area) & enhanced 200-dpi scan in .jpg format. $2.00 s(m)gg#

MCDERMOTT. "Newest and Finest / Desert View Lodge / West on Highway 66 / HOLBROOK, ARIZONA // Photo Credit -- Dale Slocum, Flagstaff, Arizona" showing its exterior circa 1955 (dated on back), when owned & operated by Ruby and Jim McDermott; Tichnor postcard made in the USA, tiny upper corner bend, mild corner & edge wear. $4.50 a(h)mrgp

McDONALD. "Our house" real photo post card mailed at Columbus Kansas 1908 by L. McDonald, caption from message on back, monochromatic blue. $7.50 (kg)

   
MCDOWELL. TUCK POSTCARD 9640. "THE BLÉRIOT MONOPLANE in full flight / Waiting for the Aeroplane" Tuck Oilette post card printed in England, mailed AUG 2 1917 at Germantown Kentucky to Mrs. Mertie McDowell (also in that town) by her mother, good edges. $12.00 a(p)ltg NEW / NEU / NOUVEAU

MCGEE. JUN 29 1901 Christopher Mo. hand cancel on small envelope from Wiley B. McGee with return address in that town. [He lived in Aroma, also in Newton County some 5.73 miles away,  but that town had no post office until 1910.] Addressed to W. W. Gavitt's Medical Company in Topeka Kansas. Backstamped Neosho Mo. JUN 29, and Topeka Kansas June 30th, company receiving mark July 1 lightly at bottom of front edge. Rambling note in sometimes hard-to-read handwriting recommending that the company contact his friends ('Friends' docketed on front), written on back of an obvious form letter on the company's stationery which he received sometime after May 15 1901. Further docketing on cover 'Wants agency' & 'When I come down I will tell you how to answer this'. Accompanied by another handwritten note on two pieces of paper written by McGee [cover not in the correspondence we received] in which he discloses his Aroma location, and lashes out state legislation recently passed. using political slang that is difficult to understand now. The form letter is a fascinating revelation into how this company recruited agents to sell its drugs, rather than sell through druggists. $20.00 for the cover, form letter on stationery, and the later handwritten letter complete on 2 pieces. mm-g

MCGINNIS. "#595  ROMAN RIDING BY VERA MCGINNIS  ELKS RODEO  KLAMATH FALLS ORE." unused Azo (triangles up) real photo postcard from Miller Photo Company in Klamath Falls, slight oxidation. Circa 1912 - 1914, the only dates we could find for that rodeo. A pioneer at rodeos, she was apparently very skillful: we found a mention of her as late as 1925, even though she obviously did dangerous stunts. Also notable for becoming the first cowgirl to ever wear pants while rodeoing. Rare. Sold but front side still available for scholarly study & research as an enlarged 300-dpi scan (publication quality) in .jpg format for $3.75. co(k)gf

MCGINNIS. "HI-TAVERN COURT" on US Route 42, black & white Krom-a-Tone post card showing a motel, ad on back, unused. When J. W. McGinnis was the owner-operator. $4.00 o(s)rmg

MCGONAGLE. William A. McGonagle (US Steel Corporation). Unused continental postcard, scalloped borders as issued, identification penciled neatly on back, minor wear at one corner, otherwise fresh. $2.75 s(u)s(l)ig

MCGRAW. "W4HMG" QSL card showing the operator R. L. McGraw & his house in Columbia South Carolina, black & white on browning of paper shows age, mailed there 1948, partial cancel ink on front, small corner crease, trivial edge wear. Sold but still available for genealogical study & research as an enlarged (almost 2x original postcard area) 100-dpi scan in .jpg format. $1.50 sg

MCGUFFEY. "MCGUFFEY BIRTHPLACE  RE-ERECTED IN GREENFIELD VILLAGE, DEARBORN MICHIGAN" sepia-tone real photo postcard with matte finish, mailed there 1937, trivial wear at the bottom corners, tiny spots of light toning within the front edges. $5.00 m(d)g

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MCHENRY. "Recorder Printing Office / W. H. CLARK / POST OFFICE / TIM McHENRY'S BUS LINE / RISING SUN & AURORA / U. S. M." uncaptioned (so we used all the signs!) sepia-tone real photo post card with excellent focus & contrast, mailed there JUN 2 1909, small bottom corner crease, oxidation consistent with age. This is Main Street, the wagon abbreviation is for U. S. Mail, the Presbyterian Church is at the right & the Recorder was the town newspaper. Mr. Clark once served as their Postmaster; he sold millinery & shoes out of the store shown at the left. Sold but front side still available for scholarly study & research as an enlarged 300-dpi scan (publication quality) in .jpg format for $3.75. i(r)pngghb#

MCINTYRE. "Final Resting Place of O. O. McIntyre, Mound Hill Cemetery, Gallipolis, Ohio / 0B336-N" as it appeared circa 1940, linen postcard with 1-c stamp applied to back but no writing, minor corner wear, 2 small spots of dark toning in the upper front margin. Oscar Odd McIntyre was a nationally syndicated newspaper columnist, who later edited the Dayton Herald and Cincinnati Post. $3.00 o(g)gcn

MCINTYRE. "O. O. McIntyre Residence, Gallipolis, Ohio / 9A403" exterior as it appeared circa 1939, unused linen postcard, lightly toned back. $2.75 o(g)g

MCKENZIE. "MCKENZIE AND THOMPSON" from the wagon at the left, "SASHES [painted over word] DOORS BRACKETS MOULDINGS &C" from their building signage, approximately 6-3/4"x4-5/8" real photo of the lumber mill (& co-located office) on East William Street or East Winter Street in Delaware Ohio. Owners William McKenzie & C. B. Thompson specialized in hickory & oak timber. They also made a full line of building material from walnut, ash, poplar, pine & elm. [Our details from the Delaware Gazette - Board of Trade Edition, December 22 1899, page 17 placing the location on East William Street. But the 20th Century History of Delaware County, Ohio and Representative Citizens - Chicago, Ill. :: Biographical Pub. Co., 1908 by James R. Lytle - Page 639 has it on East Winter Street.] The photo we offer is rare, whichever street it was located on in Delaware Ohio. Probably one-of-a-kind: no printed caption, no photographer or publisher attribution. $20.00 o(d)lgg

MCKEOWN. "Anderson, / McKeown. / Indiana" showing a young man with his high-wheel bicycle, 1880's sepia-tone cabinet photograph (approximately 4" x 7") with customary rounded corners, very fancy back advertising the photographer's location opposite the opera house & 'Instantaneous Portraits of Children / A SUCCESSFUL SPECIALTY", light toning on front. This style of bike was popular among wealthy young men, due to their cost. Compare the front wheel diameter to his leg length; it was probably his, rather than a prop. Sold but still available for scholarly study & research as an enlarged (about 771% of original print area) & enhanced 200-dpi scan in .jpg format. $2.00 bg(m)mi(a)

MCLOWERY. "Boothill Graveyard / Tombstone Arizona - 'The Town Too Tough To Die'" including the graves of Billy Clanton, Frank McLowery & Tom McLowery; unused circa-1950 Ekc real photo post card with minor corner wear, tiny spot of toning in lower front border, light toning near the bottom of the back & light but numerous surface abrasions to the glossy finish. $3.25 ca(t)gg

MCMILLAN. "WB4HSL" continental size QSL post card used 1970, picturing the sender Charles F. McMillan Jr. & his equipment. $2.00 g(s)g

MCMURDO. "W4VIG" picturing the operator at his equipment in 1960, Charlottesville Virginia QSL postcard used 1975, good edges. His last name is not given on the card but it is McMurdo as mentioned twice in the AARC Beacon of the Albemarle Amateur Radio Club. $4.00 v(c)g(m)

MCNERNEY. Uncaptioned & unused Azo (triangles up, 1904 - 1918) sepia-tone real photo postcard showing a residence & outbuilding with sign 'Dr. McNERNEY'; good focus & contrast, 2 automobiles parked nearby, slight toning on back, good edges. Interesting & typical small-town medical facility  for which commercial office space was not to be had. $10.00 g(m)m(f)

MCPECK. Blue monochromatic real photo captioned by hand "Residence of J. B. McPeck Geneva Nebr." mailed there circa 1909, one corner badly creased, light browning along edges of front. Sold but still available for scholarly study & research as an enlarged (almost 2x original postcard area) 100-dpi scan in .jpg format. $1.50 ng

MCPHEETERS. "McPHEETERS / PHOTO" a couple within their prop balloon, the man pointing out a local cigar store per the writing at the bottom; unused Artura real photo postcard with lightly toned back. $4.00 bpg

MCQUEEN. "Donald McQueens Ranch / House 1914" sepia-tone Cyko real photo with writing on front used as the caption, album adherences on back, slight oxidation, good edges. $5.00 g

MCWILLIAMS. "ENGLISH   Name Freda McWilliams / Room 14-25 / Hour Seventh .. / Subject French" with a corner view of the Steele High School in Dayton Ohio, initialed twice at the bottom. A presentation piece to the named student. Size: 8-5/8"x7-3/8". Back is blank. Well preserved. $5.00 o(d)g

MCWILLIAMS & MILLER. "M.A.C. Base Ball Squad - 1915" when Michigan State University was known as Michigan Agricultural College, sepia-tone real photo postcard, small creases at the bottom corners, a little wear on the top edge. The only printing on the back is 'KOLLEGE KODAK SHOP. / EAST LANSING, MICH.' The 1915 roster, namely: Arthur Bibbins, Arthur Brown, Harold Clark, J. Francis Davis, Hilmar Fick, Lyman Frimodig, Merrill Fuller, Charles Hood, Robert McWilliams, William Miller, Harold Springer (who also played football!), Walter Thomas & Dean Williams. $75.00 s(b)m(e)c(m)gggg

MEDENDORP. "5th level above ground floor / 'De Zwaan' (The Swan) WINDMILL / HOLLAND MICHIGAN" showing miller and millwright Diek Medendorp inside the windmill, unused postcard with scalloped edges as issued. $3.25 m(h)iwg

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MEDEIROS. "Jardim d'Antonio Borges em Ponta Delgada. / Garden of Antonio Borges of Ponta Delgada" bilhete postal with tiny corner crease, extensive & interesting notes about the island over all the back, numeral 5 on front is a sequence number the writer used. Appears to be hand-tinted; in any event, the dark ink along the front bottom edge is hard to understand. This large botanical garden is named after politician & merchant António Borges Medeiros. $3.00 pgg(m)

   
MEILER. "ALL AMERICA'S PROUD / WILBUR WRIGHT  The WRIGHT AIRSHIP.  ORVILLE WRIGHT" post card published by J. B. Meiler & Sons in Dayton, mailed there JUN 10 1909 to Eugene Ware in Columbus Ohio by his Grandma, bottom corner crease, other edge wear is trivial, toning in the right front border. Sold but both sides still available for scholarly study & research as enlarged 300-dpi scans (publication quality) in .jpg format for $3.75 each or $7.25 both. a(p)fg(m)

MEINECKE. 1894 hammock ad on government postal card, small tear. Sold but still available for scholarly study & research as a full-size & enhanced 72-dpi scan in .jpg or .tif format. $1.50 wga*^

MELLADO. "Mineral de Mellado. (Guanajuato)." showing the family-owned mine in Guanajuato Mexico, black & white on unused undivided back, curved mark on back, good edges. $5.00 m(g)mg

MERCHANT. "This is my father and me Adelard and our horse. From Adelard Juneau, Franklin N. H. R.F.D.No.1" sepia-tone real photo postcard explained in the divided back message from which we quote, mailed DEC 6 1907, bottom corners creased, all corners with minor rounding. Sold but still available for scholarly study & research as an enlarged (about 400% of original print area) & enhanced 144-dpi scan in .jpg format. $2.00 n(f)hgg

MERCKLE. "Won't you be my Valentine / And exchange your / heart for mine?" embossed postcard with children, mailed 1915 from Roseville Ohio to Mrs. Emma Merckle in New Lexington Ohio by her cousin Amanda, Balboa commemorative stamp, light toning both sides, 2 short internal creases not into the design. $2.50 vcg

MERRIAM. Battleship Missouri with an inset showing Captain G. A Merriam who commanded her as part of the Great White Fleet. Postcard sold but still available for scholarly study & research as an enlarged (about 771% of original print area) & enhanced 200-dpi scan in .jpg format. $2.00 s(m)g

MESSMER. "..H-51  Chimney Rock near Sandpoint, Idaho / Ross Hall" Ekc real photo postcard in vertical format with glossy finish, mailed free from the USNTS at Farragut by Douglas Messmer to G. F. Messmer in Robbinsdale Minnesota', light toning & a couple of small ink smears on back, lower front corner scraped so we cannot tell if there was another character before the H in the caption, two small corner creases, as is. $2.50 igr

METZGER. "A merry Christmas / and a happy New Year / St. Gall A. & L. Metzger" black & white postcard sent 1907 (clear St. Gallen postmark) at the Drucksache rate to Indianapolis Indiana, presumably from a couple that was touring there, probably at least partially on business -- the auto has an advertising slogan on its front: 'WE / LEAD'. The name of the Swiss town is also seen spelled Sankt Gallen or Saint-Gallen. $9.00 g(m)csa

MEYER. "PETER MEYER / CINCINNATI OHIO / ONE OF THE LAST 7 TO WITHDRAW" in the 1/16/27 San Pedro Channel swim racing for prize money off California; sepia-tone Azo (squares in corners) real photo postcard, good edges. The boat at the left was for safety: the waters were frigid, the currents tricky, & many beds of kelp had to be traversed (an art in and of itself). A previous dealer mistakenly penciled CINN. O. in the left front border for location; Peter was from Cincinnati, which is why it is mentioned in the caption. If you want to read a detailed version of the race, simply get the Cincinnati Enquirer of 1/17/27 (the next day), & read the article on page 11. Rare! Sold but front side still available for scholarly study & research as an enlarged 300-dpi scan (publication quality) in .jpg format for $3.75.  s(s)c(s)ro(c)g(m)

MEYERSON. "W0GFQ" Council Bluff's Iowa bi-fold QSL viewcard with 3 black & white views (1 interior) of operator Leo I. Meyerson's home , toned, corner crease. Sold but still available for scholarly study & research as a full-size & enhanced 72-dpi scan in .jpg format. $1.50 i(c)i(h)g

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MIGEON. "AFFECTUEUSE AM[OUR]" smiling woman places a small basket of flowers on a stand; hand-colored real photo carte postale mailed TCV to Monsieur et Madame François Migeon in Puy-de-Dôme France by their niece Anna, slight curl to the paper, trivial edge wear. LILAS 7342. $6.00 g(m)w(o)

MIGLIETTA. "VILLA MARIA HOTEL - SO. GLASTONBURY, CONN." linen postcard mailed 1954, some extraneous writing & light toning on back, minor edge wear, trace of cancel ink on front. When G. Miglietta was the proprietor. $1.75 c(s)g(m)

MILES. "DONT FAIL TO VISIT / C. H. DAVIDSON'S / 22 WEST WASH. ST. / THEY SAVE ... MONEY / FURNITURE HARDWARE / STOVES RUGS GUNS / PHOENIX" uncaptioned (so we use most of the advertising sign on the balloon basket) real photo post card mailed NOV 13 1910 at Phoenix Arizona Territory (complete flag cancel) to Mr. Isaac (Ike) Miles in Eaton Ohio by his brother, unfortunate heavy toning on both sides. Message in part: 'I was at the fair to-day went up in the balloon, went 1500 ft high had a fine trip and a good view of the country...' Rare. Sold but both sides still available for scholarly study & research as enlarged 300-dpi scans (publication quality) in .jpg format for $3.75 either or $7.25 both. ba(p)fgg(m)

   
MILES. "GREETINGS / FROM / Phoebus Va." heavily embossed postcard with unevenly divided back, mailed SEP 16 1910 from the USS Connecticut to Miss Fern Miles in Guthrie Oklahoma by her brother, messaged 2 days earlier at the Southern Drill Grounds in Virginia, small bottom corner creases, other corners with minor wear, light toning near 2 front edges, inexplicable small green check mark near the cancel, back paper starting to show its age. Phoebus no longer exists except as a US Historic District within the city of Hampton. $10.00 v(p)g(m)-n(c)

MILKINT. "OUR LADY OF THE PINES / Smallest Memorial Church in 48 States" in Horse Shoe Run West Virginia, unused early chrome postcard, minor edge wear, 4 short linear scrapes near the left front border (2 of which are faint). Built by Mr. & Mrs. P. L. Milkint on US Route 219. $1.50 w(h)srg

MILLER. "379 - JOAQUIN MILLER, THE POET OF THE SIERRAS / AT HIS HOME, NEAR OAKLAND, CALIFORNIA." post card circa 1909, corner crease, corner wear & rounding. Sold but still available for scholarly study & research as a full-size & enhanced 72-dpi scan in .jpg format. $1.50 ac(o)c(s)gp

MILLER. "529 / BURLINGTON AVE.  LA GRANGE, ILL." sepia-tone real photo post card mailed MAY 25 1911 from Chicago to Mrs. J. E. Miller in Freeport Illinois by her son Marshall, tiny speckles of toning in the front sky. The signage is interesting & may further yield to high magnification. The X inked on front marks his boarding place, per the message. We make out 'FINE FRUITS' shop sign at the left & 'SODA' towards the center. Hard to find! $15.00 i(l)g(m)

MILLER. "Best Wishes" with 2 large & beautifully drawn embossed irises beside an unexplained waterfall scene, color postcard mailed OCT 5 1909 at Weyers Cave VA (clear cancel accords with senders RFD address) to Miss Girtie Miller in Bridgewater Virginia from a sibling. Interesting family-life details (harrowing, singing on visit). $5.00 fg(m)v-v

   
MILLER. "CROMWELL DIXON AND HIS SKI-CYCLE / YOUNGEST INVENTOR AND AERONAUT IN THE WORLD--AGE 14 YEARS." postcard with undivided back mailed at Columbus JUL 31 1907 to Miss Verna Miller in Athens Ohio (where it was received the same day), light album marks at the back corners, paper browning with age both sides. Message on front from Earle to his mother & sister reads in part: '...This is a picture of the young aeronaut at Olentangy...' meaning Olentangy Park in Columbus Ohio. Attribution to the photographer within the front image: 'Photo By / Moon'. Rare: a recent search of the Internet found no other offers & not even an exhibit. Sold but both sides still available for scholarly study & research as enlarged 300-dpi scans (publication quality) in .jpg format for $3.75 either or $7.25 both. bo(c)g(m)

MILLER. "Eureka No. 36 Mine, Windber, Pa. / Motors and tracks" including miners & a DANGER sign in the foreground; postcard mailed at Hooversville in 1913 to Mrs. Orland Miller of North Cuba New York (by her daughter), mild corner rounding, all corners creased (one conspicuously, one tiny). The sign we mention was prescient: records indicate that at least 343 miners died in the Berwind-White mines in that company town. $18.00 p(w)mg

MILLER. "Exterior Bull Ring. C. Juarez, Mexico." with some readable ads on the side of the building-- Mark Miller & Company real estate, Texaco, The Parlor, etc.; one of the earliest Curteich postcards (circa 1909), minor wear at bottom corners. Sold but still available for scholarly study & research as an enlarged (almost 2x original postcard area) 100-dpi scan in .jpg format. $1.50 bm(c)g

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MILLER. "FRANK A. MILLER TESTIMONIAL BRIDGE AND PEACE TOWER, MT. RUBIDOUX, RIVERSIDE, CALIF.   T301" unused white-border era post card, fresh appearance. $3.75 c(m)g

MILLER. "Thanksgiving / Greetings" with a large tom turkey near a country house, embossed postcard mailed 1910 to Miss Ethel Miller of Connersville Indiana, small corner crease & edge ding, soft corners. $2.00 tg

MILLER. "School is half out today..." uncaptioned real photo post card showing a group of young women, postmarked JUL 10 1908 at Athens, caption taken from writing on back by Essie Miller (undoubtedly in the picture, apparently a summer school student at Ohio University) to her sister Lena in Johnstown Ohio, tiny upper corner crease. $5.00 o(a)g

MILLER. "We Want You to Know the Facts About the Model 'A' / FEATURES OF THE NEW FORD" poster printed for the Fred C. Miller Fordson / Ford / Lincoln dealership in Galion Ohio. Very detailed commentary in the call-outs: triplex shatter-proof windshield glass, 150 forgings, Houdaille hydraulic double acting shock absorbers, etc. Four vertical folds with no separation, good edges. Accompanied by their customer's copy receipt to Joe Diaz (also of Galion) detailing payments due for a total of $729.50 for a Fordor Sedan. $12.50 ao(g)g(m)g(d)p*

MILLERD. "N. MILLERD & CO. / GROCERS, / 172 Duane St. NEW YORK. / June 7th, 1878 // Coffees, Syrups, Spices, Canned Goods, Soaps, &c," advertising prices for various sugars, molasses & teas; postal card mailed to Chapinville Connecticut (later to become Taconic Station), long internal crease, small upper conrner crease, trivial toning. The address is in the Tribeca neighborhood of Manhattan, serving as commercial office space today. $11.00 n(m)n(n)gfa

MILLETT. "Chippewa Lake, Mich." sepia-tone DOPS real photo showing 3 autos parked outside the AC Store (meats & groceries) & Milletts US Post Office, with 2 pumps of the Standard gas station most distant. Unused. $20.00 opg**

MILLS. "John Ball Park, Grand Rapids, Mich." post card with unevenly divided back mailed 1908 from Grand Rapids to Miss Minnie Mills in Saranac Michigan by her cousin, mentioning other relatives; minor corner & edge wear, very light cancel ink in the front sky. $4.00 m(g)g(m)

MILLSOP. Aerial view of the Great Lakes freighter in which ship's name Thomas E. Millsop shows plainly, real photo postcard from R. C. Hakanson, unused & fresh, good edges. Ship was registered 1906 by the National Steel Corporation. Sold but still available for scholarly study & research as a full-size & enhanced 72-dpi scan in .jpg format. $1.50 s(n)s(l)g

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MIRICK & NEDS. "Everything in SHEET METAL / TINNERS' & ROOFERS' SUPPLIES / Eaves Trough Conductor Ridge Roll / METAL ceilings cornices windows skylights lath / F. O. SCHOEDINGER / COL'S. O." also picturing W. W. Neds, F. G. Mirick, George Z. Hayes & Oscar Baker, circa 1907 advertising postcard, upper corner chipped off, 3 corners creased, noticeable edge wear. As is. Sold but still available for scholarly study & research as an enlarged (about 771% of original print area) & enhanced 200-dpi scan in .jpg format. $2.00 o(c)agggg

MOHR & NELLAMS. "JOHN MOHR - MAXWELL" showing his auto paused before Nellans' Grocery in the parade honoring visiting presidential candidate William Howard Taft in October 1908; unused sepia-tone Azo (triangles all up) real photo postcard with high contrast & good focus. Z. M. Nellams sold his grocery business to John J. Smith as reported in the 10/9/09 Topeka Merchants Journal on page 18. The J in the caption is reversed indicating to the experienced eye that the effort of writing backwards on the negative was not yet mastered--hence an early real photo for the publisher. For details on the parade a year earlier, see The Topeka Daily Capital of 10/3/08 page 1. Rare. Sold but front side still available for scholarly study & research as an enlarged 300-dpi scan (publication quality) in .jpg format for $3.75. k(t)ppg(m)g(n)f

MOISIE. Government postal card mailed 1953 by resident John Moisie requesting information about a mail order business opportunity. All handwritten, some extraneous writing on back, long corner crease. $1.50 ng

MOLINET. Wanted to buy--postcards & paper memorabilia pertaining to this family in Cuba. Please offer us some, priced in US dollars or Euros! *c

   
MONFORT. "FIVE HUNDRED FEET IN THE AIR / At Wright Brothers Training Ground, Dayton, Ohio / Published by R. S. McHenry, Dayton, Ohio" postcard with evenly divided back, mailed SEP 29 1911 (DET. & CIN. R.P.O cancel) to Miss Anna Butcher in Bellevue Ohio, postage was due (violet handstamp of Postmaster Elias R. Monfort ties stamp), light toning on back probably from the printing process itself, light spotty toning on front, soft corners. More precisely the training ground mentioned in the caption on back was actually Sims Station, also known as Huffman Prairie, 8 miles north-east of Dayton. Rare. $18.50 a(p)o(s)g-o

MONGEON. "Residence of E. A. Mongeon, Supt. Lonsdale Company, Lonsdale, R. I." Fresh colors, postcard mailed there 1907 by Daniel F. Gill, small corner crease. Post card sold. Still available for scholarly study & research as an enlarged (almost 2x original postcard area) 100-dpi scan in .jpg (349,315 bytes) or .tif format. $1.50 rg#

MONSMA. "MUNSTER CHRISTIAN REFORMED CHURCH, REV. J. H. MONSMA, PASTOR  MUNSTER, IND," unused black & white post card from App's Modernmost Mart, good edges, fairly fresh & attractive. $2.50 ig

MOODY. "Greetings / from / Northfield" in Massachusetts, monochromatic dark violet multiview on government postal card, four scenes--Gordon Lake, home of D. L. Moody, the Auditorium & Main Street. Mailed 14 AUG 1899 at East Northfield (clear hand cancel) to Glenn Summit Pennsylvania (receiving mark a little light). Tiny corner crease but not much edge wear. $25.00 mmg

   
MOODY. "Sold only at City Drug Store. / Carrollton O. // Copyrighted 1907 by E. S. Tinlin" with handstamped explanation in red on the back reading ' Gen. E. R. Eckley. Age 996 / Dr. J. S. Moody. Age 97 / Oldest Carrollton Ohio Citizens'; unused Azo (triangles up) real photo post card with evenly divided & lightly toned back, good edges & oxidation consistent with age. The auto is likely a Stevens-Duryea. $25.00 o(c)g(e)g(m)g(t) NEW / NEU / NOUVEAU

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MOODY. "Taken at / Spokane / Interstate / Fair. / Oct. 5 1908" sepia-tone real photo post card of a young woman seated in a chair, caption from writing on front, writing on back reveals this is Juanita (daughter of Essie & niece of Mr. Dorsey Moody of Cable Ohio), small chip out of one corner, grayish paper. $11.00 wge!+*

MOORE. "Hampden / Watches // SEEING AND HEARING, / GRANDMAS SAYS, WE LITTLE WITCHES / MADE HER DROP A DOZEN STITCHES ..." with 6 more lines of poetry on a circa-1890 advertising card from M. V. Moore in Carson City Michigan, small tiny light spot of toning on back, otherwise quite fresh for its age. Back continues with accuracy, durability & beauty claims. $12.50 acgkms

MOORE. "MOORE'S GREENHOUSES  Tel 249  School St. BENNINGTON, VT." postcard with rough edges as issued, florist's metered acknowledgement of an order from New York City dated 12/17/49, lower corner crease tangential to image, faint upper corner crease into tree, tiny upper corner crease. Seldom seen & seldom offered. Cards used like this usually got thrown away by florists after reciprocation; in other words, the card was no longer useful as a reminder once the favor was returned. Sold but front still available for scholarly study & research as a full-size & enhanced 72-dpi scan in .jpg format. $1.50 vfg

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MOORE. "Winsted, Conn.  33  65 Acres.  $2075 / A good house of 8 rooms, a good barn / for 9 head, new house 12 x 50 nearly com- / pleted, 22 acres in fields, cutting 20 tons hay, ... / E. A. STROUT CO., / F. N. MOORE, Agt., 119 Main St., Winsted, Conn." real photo postcard of the real estate with many additional details on back, such as equipment included; mailed circa 1910 to A. E. Leedle in Bedford Michigan, minor corner wear. You will be astonished what that kind of money bought in those days. Sold but front still available for scholarly study & research as a full-size & enhanced 72-dpi scan in .jpg format. $1.50 c(w)rg(m)a

MORAN. "Casparis - Pa." sepia-tone real photo postcard captioned by hand, mailed 1918 in nearby Connellsville. Message reads: "Take a squint at our city and its chief officers. What is in the picture is all there is in our village. Mr. Moran lives in the car and our office is in front where we are standing. / Lawrence.' Crackling of the glossy finish from the bottom edge, minor corner wear, album toning on back. Sold but front side still available for scholarly study & research as an enlarged 300-dpi scan (publication quality) in .jpg format for $3.75. p(c)sg(m)

MORAN. "Moran's Spot  Bitely, Mich." with house & car & outbuilding in a wooded setting, real photo mailed there 1955, corner crease, trivial corner wear. Sold but front still available for scholarly study & research as a full-size & enhanced 72-dpi scan in .jpg format. $1.50 mg

MOREHOUSE. "BIG JOHN Store & Post Office / Bakers Mills, N. Y." on their Main Street (as explained on back), black & white post card mailed there 1955 by postmistress Lillian E. Morehouse (her violet handstamp under her handwritten message, postmark clear & complete). $4.25 npmg-n*

MORGAN. "Alliance, O. Col. Morgan's Residence" post card from Leighton & Valentine, printed in the United States, unused, circa 1910, fairly fresh. $5.00 (og)*+

MORGAN. "Christmas / GREETINGS / Alaska" real photo showing the Church of the Nazarene in Fairbanks, writing dates to 1944, continental size, signed 'Alfred & Bernice Morgan / pastors'. No postcard back. Photo sold. Still available for scholarly study & research as an enlarged (almost 2x original area) & enhanced 100-dpi scan in .jpg format. $1.50 acf+

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MORGAN. "Dr Morgans Res. / First Conservatory of Music" unused Azo (triangles up) sepia-tone real photo postcard with excellent focus (every brick in the structure can be distinguished), some oxidation, very faint album marks at the back corners, good edges. $10.00 gm

    MORGON. "E. D. Morgan's residence, Newport, R. I." post card mailed MAR 26 1912 from Navy Yard South Carolina to Miss Winona Beard in Cleveland Ohio, both upper corners with small creases, traces of cancel ink in the sky, minor corner wear & rounding, light uneven toning on back. $6.00 r(n)g(m)

MORGAN. "E. D. Morgan's Residence, showing Archway / and Newport Harbor, Newport, R. I." post card, circa 1910, corner & edge wear. $5.00 (rg)

MORLAND. "Our Gay Don is a / symbol of loyalty, / ... / Christmas Greetings / from the Morlands / Paxton, Ill." depicting a dog at the feet of a woman, sepia-tone real photo postcard mailed there in 1937, minor wear to bottom corners. $6.50 idcg

MORRIS. "Best Wishes / for Christmas" art on an embossed postcard printed in Germany, mailed circa 1910 to Mrs. Melvin Morris in Mishawaka Indiana by her sister & mother, corner knocked off, skillfully done transparent tape repairs on back heal multiple tears. As is. $1.00 cgg(m)

MORRIS. "SPEND SUNDAY WITH THE BOYS / At CAMP KERN 28--Miles from Dayton / Via. Automobile / LEBANON PIKE / To Lebanon O. / VIA. RAIL / Dayton to Xenia  / Xenia to Ft. Ancient // ... // O. O. Morris, Camp Director" an Oregonia Ohio YMCA facility; advertising postcard mailed 1921 to Mr. and Mrs. Dillard Estell in Dayton, small bottom corner crease. Rare: no others found offered, illustrated, or even mentioned when we searched the Internet. $12.50

MORSE. "Residence of Mr. E. Rollins Morse, Newport, R. I." post card, circa 1915 but mailed much later from Bristol Ferry, corner & edge wear, faint corner crease. $3.00 (rg)

MOSER. "A Sonora Phonograph is the most cherished of all Christmas gifts" with art showing a Sonora delivery truck outside the bay window of a residence all decked out for Christmas. Advertising card (with preprinted message we use as the caption) from Irwin Moser & Son in Hamden NJ ('merchants of pianos and players pianos / Edison, Victor & Sonora), distributed August 24 1921 at the Flemington New Jersey Fair. Pencilled information at the top is repeated on back by Miss Blanche E. Williamson ('Blanche's first Fair at Flemington N.J.'). Sold but front side still available for scholarly study & research as an enlarged (about 771% of original print area) & enhanced 200-dpi scan in .jpg format. $2.00 n(h)mgca\

MOSER. "My old home" real photo postcard mailed there 1911 by Barbara Moser. Our caption from the writing on back. Sold but front still available for scholarly study & research as a full-size & enhanced 72-dpi scan in .jpg format. $1.50 ig

MOWRY. "Bank Square, Lubec, Me." including the W. B. Mowry store (hats, caps, clothing & gents furnishings); post card with fresh color, published by Berry Paper Company, unused but hint of wear at 3 corners. $7.50 mg

MOWRY. "Steamer Daphne  2508" sepia-tone Dupont Defender real photo, writing on back suggests Lubec Maine location (where the registering owner Mr. George Mowry lived), fresh appearance. Sold but still available for scholarly study & research as an enlarged (about 771% of original print area) & enhanced 200-dpi scan in .jpg format. $2.00 s(m)mg

MULL. "An areoplane / undt de right / girl, vould be / Heafen, yes." post card from the S203 series, mailed JUN 24 at Manchester New Hampshire to Miss Nina Mull in Tecumseh Michigan from her mother, inconspicuous but long vertical bend from the bottom edge, 2 light spots of toning on front. $3.25 dg(m)

MULLEN. "K0HUU" QSL postcard mailed 1969, showing color photo of operator Don Mullen & his equipment. $4.50 mg. Same, but different portrait in black & white, mailed 1988, one upper corner creased twice. $3.75 mg

MÜLLER. "VK 9 LM" black & white QSL DX-pedition card to Lord Howe Island (New South Wales) used 1991 by operator Rudi Müller of Ebing/Bamberg Germany, showing him with his equipment, pictorial map of the island on the other side includes callouts for Mount Gower, Mount Lidbird, the airport & Mount Eliza, excellent condition. $5.00 ngm

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MULLIKIN. "Mullikin Motel / N. MAIN ST., NICHOLASVILLE, KY." unused post card showing its exterior, good edges, back paper browning evenly with age. When it was owned & managed by Mr. & Mrs. S. D. Mullikin. $3.00 kmg

MUNSON. "KLK 0335" Fort Wayne Indiana QSL postcard / viewcard showing an operator (either Harold or Mickey Munson) with his equipment, used 1969, tiny upper corner bend, lower corner with multiple small creases. $2.75 i(f)gi(h)

MURAKAMI. "Benten-Dori at Yokohama" the store of I. Murakami / Dealer in Fine Art Goods prominently at the left; unused hand-colored carte postal with unevenly divided back, minor corner & edge wear. $7.50 jg(m)

MURAT. "Walton B. Murat / 20 Aar" showing a trombonist with his instrument, Kruxo real photo with caption taken from the only writing on the back, album impressions at the corners, slight oxidation bespeaks age. Aar means years in Danish. A man with that name lived in Stevens County Wisconsin from 1889 to 1980; at 20 years of his age, it would date the photo to 1909 which is consistent with Kruxo paper (used 1908 - 1910). $11.00 mg(m)w(s)

MURDOCK. Battleship Rhode Island with an inset showing Captain J. B. Murdock who commanded her as part of the Great White Fleet. Post card sold but still available for scholarly study & research as an enlarged (about 771% of original print area) & enhanced 200-dpi scan in .jpg format. $2.00 s(m)g

MURPHY. "Capitol -- Winters night.  Hartford, Conn." black & white post card with undivided back, converted to a Valentine by 2 dark-red glued-on heart in the lower front corners, mailed there February 1906 to Miss Mattie C. Murphy, faint corner crease at each lower corner. $6.50 c(h)vwcg

MURPHY. "DELAWARE WATER GAP, PA.  D. L. & W. TRACKS" including a short train of the Delaware Lackawanna & Western; postcard mailed SEP 17 1920 at Henryville Pennsylvania to Miss M. C. Murphy in Madison Connecticut by her niece Anne, one upper corner creased twice, rubber band mark vertically on front, a little extraneous writing on back. As is. $1.75 p(d)rg

MURPHY. "HOME-TRAINER, 1901 / PHOTOGRAPH BY HORNER" showing Mile-a-Minute Murphy & Frank Albert training on the bicycle racing device, a Tribune Cycle Meter behind them; reproducing a 1901 photo on an unused continental postcard in excellent condition. Charles Minthorn Murphy was the first ever to ride a bike for one mile in less than one minute (behind a Long Island Railroad train). Hard to find! $3.50 brg

MURPHY. "No. 4 Head of Main Street, Lyme, Conn.  W. B. Coe" monochromatic violet undivided back postcard with black caption, mailed there 1906 by Nellie Murphy (to her mother in Hartford), some extraneous writing on the back, toning on the front, several white lines in sky we are at a loss to explain--printer error?, minor rounding to the corners. $7.00 c(l)g

MURRAY, MURRIE & MORAY. "MURRAY" exceptionally interesting Albyn Press continental post card listing their kith & kin--Moray, Murrie, Neaves, Small, etc.; unused, light toning on front. Postcard sold. Still available for scholarly study & research as a full-size 72-dpi scan in .jpg format. $1.50 tsg(m)g(s)

MYATT. "Ben Myatt's home Manning / Iowa" including a man & a woman at a house front, real photo postcard with caption from handwriting on front, corner crease, noticeable dark toning in front caption area, tiny pinhole closes well, long bend near the bottom edge, slight rounding to the corners. The caption close-up:  Sold but both images still available for genealogical study & research as an enlarged (about 771% of original print area) & enhanced 200-dpi scans in .jpg format. $3.75 gets both. ig(n)g(m)

MYERS. Birthday postcard sent to Mr. Rollie R. Myers of Toledo Ohio on August 26 1912, minor toning & edge wear. $2.00 g(s)

MYERS. "F. E. Myers & Bro. // ASHLAND / OHIO // Force / AND / Lift Pumps / AND / Hay Tools // WORLDS / FAIR" and wonderful art in full color depicting elves around a globe. Just a little toning near the back edges. Detailed agricultural product list over all the back: combination hay carriers, stacking carrier outfits, double harpoon forks, Walker forks, knot passing pulleys, thresher tank pumps & many more. Large size: a little longer than a continental postcard, but not quite as tall. The hay carrier was invented by them in 1884 & double harpoon forks were invented in 1892, which gives us a basis for our estimated age as the Columbian Exposition (which was a World's Fair) in 1893. Sold but front side still available for scholarly study & research as an enlarged (about 771% of original print area) & enhanced 200-dpi scan in .jpg format. $2.00 oaafge*

MYERS. "ROCKY RIDGE MOTEL / Along Interstate 83, ... / ... / Glen Rock, Pa., ... / Family owned & operated: Ruby & Allen Myers" chrome multiview postcard with 3 scenes--exterior with cars & outdoor phone booth, interior with TV & backside parking; minor corner wear. $1.75 p(g)mg

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NAKAGAWA. "H. No. 328  High Street Singapore" with the K. Nakagawa storefront at the left & an Indian store adjacent to it with a SALE sign prominent; sepia-tone circa-1907 (unevenly divided back) postcard with red caption, removed carefully from a booklet, very late usage at Rosser Texas, small upper corner crease. $10.00 sg

NASH. "Hells Bend, Ft. SCOTT, Kans." north of Fort Scott, looking south near the Marmaton River, where the tracks take a big bend; postcard printed in Germany, mailed JUN 29 1909 (light K. C. & MEMPHIS R.P.O. RMS hand cancel), writing on front (old habits die hard), trivial corner & edge wear. Rare. Why? The Fort Scott Central Railway (so named because it went through the center of Fort Scott) became part of the Missouri Pacific Railway a little later in 1909; we doubt that the larger system saw the importance publicizing this view. Sold but front side still available for scholarly study & research as an enlarged (about 771% of original print area) & enhanced 200-dpi scan in .jpg format. $2.00 k(f)r(f)g(n)

NEDS. See also MIRICK & NEDS above.

NEEDS. "S. S. Fort St. George, Bermuda" showing her in a side view, underway near shore; color postcard mailed at Hamilton Bermuda (2-1/2-d & 1/2-d stamps) 12 FEB 1912 to Robert Needs in Cleveland Ohio by his mother, noticeable edge wear, small spots of toning on back. A scarce postcard of a Furness West Indies Line ship. The best collection of British Commonwealth shipping that we have ever seen had no example of it. s(f)s(o)g(n)b& NEW / NEU / NOUVEAU

NEILAN. "Connecticut College for Women, New London Hall. / PHOTO BY JAMES P. NEILAN, NEW LONDON, CONN." unused undivided back postcard, trivial wear at one corner, very light toning along one back edge. $11.00 c(n)pcg

NEITZ. "H. J. NEITZ / MOVING / VAN // COMPLETE HOME FURNISHER / CASH OR PAYMENTS." sepia-tone real photo on backing measuring approximately 5-3/4"x4-1/8", uncaptioned so we use all that we can read on the horse-drawn van. Their address is partially legible: it looks like ...811 S. Main St. This firm was mentioned in the Kutztown Patriot of August 10 1901. Sold but front side still available for scholarly study & research as an enlarged 300-dpi scan (publication quality) in .jpg format for $3.75. p(k)hg

NELIS."792V / 'Its festival time in Holland every year in May. / The Nelis Tulip Farm draws many thousand / ..." unused chrome postcard, fairly fresh with good edges. $1.25 m(h)g(n)

NELIS. "Nelis Tulip Farm, Holland, Michigan, where thousands / of tourists visit each year." unused chrome-era postcard published by the Michigan Card Company in Grand Rapids. $1.25 m(h)g(n)

NELIS. "The famous Nelis Tulip Farm" in Holland Michigan, including their windmill; post card mailed 1965, traces of cancel ink in the sky, tiny bottom corner crease. $1.50 m(h)g(n)w

NELLAMS & MOHR. "JOHN MOHR - MAXWELL" showing his Mohr's auto paused before Nellans' Grocery (sign plainly visible in the window) in the parade honoring visiting presidential candidate William Howard Taft in October 1908; unused sepia-tone Azo (triangles all up) real photo postcard with high contrast & good focus. Z. M. Nellams sold his grocery business to John J. Smith as reported in the 10/9/09 Topeka Merchants Journal on page 18. The J in the caption is reversed indicating to the experienced eye that the effort of writing backwards on the negative was not yet mastered--hence an early real photo for the publisher. For details on the parade a year earlier, see The Topeka Daily Capital of 10/3/08 page 1. Rare. Sold but still available for scholarly study & research as an enlarged (about 400% of original print area) & enhanced 144-dpi scan in .jpg format. $2.00 k(t)ppg(m)g(n)f

NELSON. "Best / Easter / Wishes // My simple greeting take, / May joy with you abide, / And bright life's pathway make / For you this Easter tide. // COPYRIGHT, JOHN WINSCH, 1910" embossed postcard mailed from Columbus Ohio without stamp, linear stamp in black 'POSTAGE DUE 1¢', pencil-cancelled 1-c postage due applied to back, sent to Mrs. George Nelson from her aunt Rose in the same city, tiny spot of toning on front. $2.00 egw

NELSON. "THIRD AVENUE, HINTON, W. VA." including a horse-drawn delivery wagon & several pedestrians, monochromatic blue post card mailed there 1907 by Daisie Nelson to Fannie Nelson in Lewisburg, noticeable corner & edge wear. $4.75 w(h)g

NESS. "WEST-WIND MOTEL / U. S. ALT. 30, WEST CHICAGO, ILL. / 3 MILES WEST OF WHEATON -- PHONE: WEST CHICAGO 1151 / MR. and MRS. M. T. NESS" post card showing an exterior corner view, minor corner wear. Sold but front still available for scholarly study & research as an enlarged (about 771% of original print area) & enhanced 200-dpi scan in .jpg format. $2.00 igm

NETHERS. "Easter / Joys" intricately embossed post card mailed APR 6 1916 (partial SANDUSKY & NEWARK TR.3 R.P.O. RMS hand cancel) to Susannah Nethers (Mrs. L. A. Nethers) in Gambier Ohio by her niece Susan (mentioning Uncle John & other family members), light toning both sides, minor corner rounding. $2.50 eg(n)

NEU. "The / Story / of the / New / Ford Car" sales brochure in 12 pages plus covers, depicting the successors to the Model T. Cover is rough, with a lot of pencil writing, toning both sides & other wear; it is handstamped 'W. C. NEU GARAGE / WINCHESTER , OHIO'. The value in our opinion is in the color illustrations which could be framed: Ford Sport Coupe with Landau irons & rumble seat, Ford Roadster with nickeled hardware (UL), Fodor Sedan with unusually large windows (LL), Tudor Sedan with narrow pillars (UR), Ford Phaeton with side curtains (LR), Ford Coupe with package shelf & waterproof luggage space & Ford Truck with cantilever springs on rear. Approximately 8"x11-1/2" when opened up. $10.00 ao(w)g(n)

NEUFELD. "ASSOUAN / Carl Neufeld, / le prisonnier du Mahdi" showing him with a monkey on a balcony in the Anglo-Egyptian Sudan, circa 1910 - 1912; unused postcard numbered 64 on its divided back, tiny left bottom corner crease, light toning along 2 back edges. During his imprisonment & exploitation by the Sudanese religious leader Muhammad Ahmad bin Abd Allah (the Mahdi or 'guided one'), he wore about 60 pounds of chains at all times. So this image is obviously after he had been freed, when he was staying at Aswan with his sister during the time we quote here. Someday we have no doubt his adventures (and misadventures!) will make an interesting movie. SOLD RECENTL spge#

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NEWELL. "CASHIER'S CREDIT MEMORANDUM /  Ogdensburg, N. Y... / The EDGAR A NEWELL CO." credit form on government postal card mailed there 1906 (flag cancel with 1) from the Edgar A. Newell Company, yellowish paper, heavily toned back (front to a lesser extent), internal crease, crushed corner. $2.25 ng!

NEWMAN. "Great Eastern Hotel, Calcutta" (also shows Newman's Stationers / Booksellers / Printers prominently) unused post card, 2 small spots on back, good edges. $3.25 ig

NEWMAN. "My cousin, Lowell Newman, was driving this Auburn car when we uped in Rome City. My Folks did not have a car then." uncaptioned (so we used all the writing on the back) circa-1910 Azo (triangles both ways) real photo postcard depicting the crowd gathered by the Indiana accident, oxidation consistent with estimated age. $19.00 i(r)g(n)d NEW / NEU / NOUVEAU

NEWSALT. "Wright Brothers Medals / PRESENTED BY THE STATE OF OHIO / DESIGNED AND MANUFACTURED BY THE / COR. FOURTH AND MAIN STR.  NEWSALT JEWELRY HOUSE  DAYTON OHIO" unused advertising postcard with several creases (some long) that have ironed out pretty well. Rare in any condition. $62.50 a(p)jo(d)g(n)

NEYMANN. "[Besten Gruss ...] / MVB1244" real photo postcard with a greeting in German handwritten on front (as permitted then), mailed 8 8 05 at Hamburg to Fraulein Johanna Neymann also in that city, several spots of light toning on the back, good edges. $3.75 w(o)g(n)

NIEMINEN. PERTTELI / S:T BERTILS. "OH1XX" Ptertteli / S:t Bertils Finland QSL card with hobby-related art on front, pictures of operator Hannu Nieminen & his equipment on back; used 1991, trivial corner wear. $3.75 fg

NIPGEN. "The Buffalo Dental Association / Over Nipgen's Drug Store, / CHILLICOTHE, OHIO. / (OVER)" circa 1885 - 1890 advertising card, detailed pricing for various procedures on back: teeth extracted with Vitalized Air 50-c, Teeth filled with Amalgam 50-c & 7 others. Back full of additional information: won first premium at Centennial Exposition, offices in 3 other cities, all work warranted, etc. It could hardly be more interesting & it could hardly be more rare! When we visited the internet, no one was offering any paper memorabilia from this association, nor had anyone done so in the past. $20.00 dgo(c)

NIZAMOV. "UA9JH" continental Tyumen / Тюмень QSL card (different than the above) used 1999 by operator Arkadiy Nizamov, who is pictured on front with his equipment & awards, tiny corner crease, another corner with a tiny paper separation. $3.25 rg

NOBLE. "Taken at the / Garden of the / Gods, Colorado / 1911 Emma, Jack & Eloise Noble" showing a woman with 2 children astride burros, caption taken from writing on the back, sepia-tone Cyko real photo postcard, good focus & contrast, back paper browning evenly with age. Possibly unique. $15.00 cg

NORBERT. "Lela Grace / Susanna Kenyon Norbert / Lakewood Ohio / 1532 Elmwood Ave." in a toy automobile sporting a 1911 Pennsylvania license plate, uncaptioned (so we used all the writing on back) sepia-tone Azo (triangles all up) real photo postcard, identifications pencilled on back smeared a bit for toning. We checked: the address is in Lakewood Ohio; Susanna K. Norbert, born 1907, is now buried in Lakewood Park Cemetery; ancestry.com has Lela Grace born about 1905 in Lakewood, so she would be the older girl. Everything checks! $12.50 o(l)tggg NEW / NUEVO / BAGO

NOWICKI. "#286 D S R / March 25 1956 // Leo Nowicki (center) / Gen Mangr. D S R // Fan trip on / Woodward and Gratiot / lines" approximately 3.5" x 3.5" photo of the crowded interior of the streetcar that ended an era that began in 1863. The Gratiot line was subsequently converted to buses. $7.50 r(d)m(d)sgi

NULL. "K4JVH" Maiden North Carolina QSL post card mailed 1970, showing operator Robert D. Null's equipment, light cancel ink on front, minor edge wear. $2.75 ng

NURSE. "Danvers, Mass., The Old Nurse House." showing the exterior of the house erected in 1688, wherein lived Rebecca Nurse, accused of witchcraft & hanged; post card from the Hugh CV. Leighton company, printed in Germany, minor wear at 3 corners, mailed at Danvers in 1908. SOLD m(d)g(n)*^

NUTTER. "COPR. DETROIT PUBLISHING CO. / 70557  GRANDFATHER NUTTER'S ROOM, THOMAS BAILEY ALDRICH MEMORIAL, PORTSMOUTH, N. H." color Phostint post card, unused, trivial wear at one corner. Aldrich was a poet, novelist & travel writer. $4.00 ndggia

NYE. "Easter / Greetings" art within an embossed frame with violets, Landscape Flora Series No. 1 postcard mailed APR 12 1911 (CLEVE. FT. W. & CHI. TR.5 R.P.O. cancel lightly struck) to Miss Goldie Nye in Chippewa Lake Ohio by her Uncle Wylie, light toning both sides, minor edge wear. $2.00 eg(n)

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OAKLEY. "N-476 WILEY OAKLEY, 'THE ROAMING MAN OF THE MOUNTAINS' / GATLINBURG, TENN. / A SCENE ON THE APPALACHIAN TRAIL, IN GREAT SMOKY MOUNTAINS / NATIONAL PARK" showing the hunter & tourist guide, unused linen postcard. $3.25 (t(g)ngh)*

O'CONNELL. "The Mary Harkness Convalescent Home at Port Chester N.Y." showing the exterior, real photo post card mailed 1952 to Mrs. Tessie O'Connell in New York City by Dorothy (niece of Julia at the same address), a little curl to the paper, light crackling in the glossy finish, light toning near the back edges. This home closed in 1970. $3.50 n(p)mg

OELMAN. "OELMAN  WRIGHT  FLYER" unused circa-1910 Azo (triangles up) real photo postcard, lightly toned front, good edges. A descendant of this aeronaut founded Wright State University in Ohio. Rare: nothing else like it was found on a recent search of the Internet. Sold but front side still available for scholarly study & research as an enlarged 300-dpi scan (publication quality) in .jpg format for $3.75. a(p)c(w)g(o)

OLSEN. "W0BLZ" QSL card used 1970 by operator Duke Olsen, attractive Mount Rushmore background in monochromatic light blue-gree). $2.00 sqg. Same, but with a black & white photo (of the operator & his equipment in 1963) stapled to the back side. Shown. Nice! $5.00 sqg

ONG. "I'M NoT KIDDING / WHEN I SAY / OTTAWA, ILL. / SURE LooKS / MIGHTY GooD To ME." postcard mailed there JUN 11 1914 to Miss Bessie Ong in Pontiac Illinois by her grandmother, wear at the left front edge, stripe of light toning along the top of the back. $5.00 i(o)g(o)

ORNDORFF. "Every Member / at Church and / Sunday School, / Sunday, MAY 9, 1915 // Linden Heights Methodist Episcopal Church / ROANDO C. ORNDORFF, Pastor" with a corner view of the Ohio church & many well-dressed members standing outside; black & white card slightly wider than a regular-size post card, small corner crease, minor corner wear, small reddish spot on otherwise blank back. Rarely offered. $11.50 o(l)rga

OSIO. "HOTEL REGINA - VENEZIA / Dir. G. Osio" with the 2nd line of the caption done in the violet handstamp of its manager, including several canal boats; unused cartolina postale, printed in Naples. $5.00 ig

OSTERHAUS. BATTLESHIP CONNECTICUT with an inset showing Captain H. W. Osterhaus who commanded her as part of the Great White Fleet. Postcard sold but still available for scholarly study & research as an enlarged (about 771% of original print area) & enhanced 200-dpi scan in .jpg format. $2.00 s(m)g

OSTERHAUS. "Walter Osterhaus Esq. / Winner of the Novice at / the Fair-Grounds in the D. B. C. / Races July 30th, 1895" approximately 4"x7" cabinet photograph within a scalloped border with gilt applied, over the photographer's embossed 'Gross / 30 E. First St. / Dayton, O.' wear at 2 corners when seen from the back, back paper browning consistent with age, exceptionally fresh. $40.00 brgos

OSWALD. . "Photographed by / OSWALD & STRATTON, / Bridgeport Ohio" small sepia-tone photo of a man & woman, no postcard back, toned, small corner crease. This studio was very short-lived, so examples of its work are scarce. $3.00 opg

OSWALD. "SHY AND RETIRING" with rare Earl Moran Hotcha Girls art on a blotter for H. C. Oswald Supply Company Inc., 1990 Park Avenue in Manhattan, a small spot of toning on back and a short stroke of toning in the advertising area. $18.00 pn(m)gma. The corresponding rare Mutoscope arcade card, fresh colors, trivial edge wear, neat reorder number written on back. $20.00 pn(m)gma#

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