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Photomontage advertisement with fantasy woman, sunrise, factory view, pocket watch, etc. Hand-colored. Published by A. Witnauer Co. , New York City. Learn More

Announcement of Rickenbacker lecture on "The Future of Aviation" at The Masonic Club of Akron, Ohio, Dec. 18, 1925. Black/white, on government postal card. Learn More

Double-fold postcard of Minor Heir and Dan Patch, champion harness race horses. Copyright 1909 by M. W. Savage of the International Stock Food Farm and Stables. Invitation on the back to see the stallions in speed contests at the Clark Count Agricultural Society, Springfield, Ohio. Never been folded. Learn More

"The Louvre, San Francisco's Leading Restaurant. J. Meyerfel, Proprietor." Portraits of President Teddy Roosevelt and Amdirely Robley D. Evans, and the Navy battleships of the Great White Fleet cruise around the world in 1908. Also mentions German Pilsner, Hofbrau, Wuerzburger & Culmbacher beers. Used 1908 San Francisco, California. Learn More

"Merry Christmas." Published by Lemp Brewery, St. Louis, Missouri. Used Dec. 24, 1914 Davenport, Iowa. Learn More

Advertising card for the Osborne Art Calendar of 1907. Text printed on the back gives background information on Boileau. Original flip calendar attached. This is not a postcard. Publisher Osborne Co. Learn More

"Ye Kings Auto Rest, Las Vegas, Nevada." Advertising. Learn More

"Lowman's Motor Lodge, Burbank, California." Advertising. Learn More

"De Anza Motor Inn, South Entrance to Santa Barbara, California." Advertising. Learn More

"Office of the County Treasurer and Tax Collector, Solano County, California. Fairfield, 1884." Used 1884, Fairfield, on postal government card, UX9. Learn More

"Oklahoma Curly Roberts, Benson Wild Animals Farm, near Nashua, New Hampshire." Published by Court Square Press Inc., Boston, Massachusetts. Learn More

"Made in Milford, New Hampshire, by the Hawkins Basket Co. Capacity 80 Bushels. Believed to be the largest basket in the World." Published by A. K. Lewis. Advertising. Learn More

"The Russian Vest. Warmest garment for Outdoor Men. Dover Clothing Co., Dover, New Hampshire." Advertising. Learn More

"Bishop's Motor Court. U. S. No. 1 South Jacksonville, Florida." Fold-out to see the picture. Motel, interior, automobile. Learn More

Eastern Importing Co., Chinatown, New York, New York. Oriental Merchandise of All Kinds." Advertising. Learn More

"Eastern Importing Co., Chinatown, New York, New York. Oriental Merchandise of All Kinds." Advertising. Learn More

"From The Book Billy Way's Gay White Way Nursery Rhymes." Advertising for New York City visitors to attend Roseland Dancing Broadway at 51th Street. Transportation, gun. Learn More

Printed on back "West Side, Young Men's Christian Association, 318 West 57th Street, New York." Sports, restaurant. Learn More

"Burton Holmes Travelogues presents Colorado to the Grand Canyon. A Happy Vacation in America's Western Wonderland." Learn More

"Presidential Grill. Hardings. Just Wonderful Food. 109 W. Madison St., Chicago." Advertising, President, Roosevelt, Illinois. Learn More

Printed on back "Sun Tent and Awning Co., Palace of Manufactures. P. P. I. E., San Francisco, 1915." California. Learn More

"Barker's Art Store. 419 Adams St., Springfield, Illinois." Advertising, sculpture, horse. Learn More

The hobo takes a nap. Design by Normal Rockwell. Circa 1915. Learn More

Art deco woman carries a box of the silverware. Signed Coles Phillips. Circa 1925. Learn More

"Preview of Tomorrow's Flying Clippers." From a scarce series of promotional postcards for their future clippers. Learn More

"Golf-a mile above sea level in Colorado-has unusual charms. So has the Rocky Mountain Limited-Rock Island Lines. "Used 1911 St. Louis. Learn More

Promotional postcard for Dr. Geo. L. Leasure and Dr. Ida V. Leasure of Wichita, Kansas. Ad text on back. Circa 1910. Learn More

Ad text on back for this "largest motoring publication in the world. "Published by Clinton Printing Co. , Philadelphia. Learn More

Real photo of the North Iowa Motor Co. billboard. Circa 1945. Learn More

Advert by Marx & Haas Clothing Co. , St. Louis. Printed on linen paper. Ad text on back. Used 1924. Learn More

Revolutionary war depiction of Philadelphia and the Liberty Bell. "Ring it again. "Poster design for WW1 Third Liberty Loan bonds. Published in France as part of a series showing the war-time posters of various countries. Learn More

"We are ready to talk turkey." Turkey and goose looking at the Studebaker wagon. Published by Studebaker Bros. Mfg. Co. ,South Bend, Indiana. A rare advertising postcard for this company. Used 1910 South Bend, corner wear. Learn More

Advertisement for the Min Safety Appliances Co. at the 1954 National Safety Congress, Conrad Hilton Hotel, Chicago, Illinois. Interesting photomontage of the company buildings in Pittsburgh, PA; Johannesburg, South Africa; Glasgow, Scotland; Callery, PA; and Toronto, Canada. Learn More

Children watch a Wright flyer airplane sporting an advertising sign for Humphrey's Witch Hazel. Text on back claims benefits for piles, hemorrhoids, burns, sore nipples, chapped hands, corn, bunions, stings, sunburns and more. Copyright 1909 by Humphrey's Homeopathic Medicine Company. Issued by Luis Rivers, Montpelier, Vermont. Learn More

"The Internationally Famous Champion Six-Horse Team of Wilson & Co. , Meat Packers. Text on back "The Six-Horse Champion Clydesdale Team appears in very performance of the 'Wings of A Century' pageant at A Century of Progress [1933 Chicago World's Fair]." Posed in front of the Wilson & Co. Exhibit Building. Learn More

Art Nouveau woman dressed for a "rainy day. "Issued by the Colonial Life Insurance Co. of America, Jersey City, New Jersey. Learn More

Woman plays the piano to a young girl. "A. B. Chase Pianos and Artistanos. Manufactured by The A. B. Chase Co. , Norwalk, Ohio. " Learn More

Child, with U. S. flag, straddles the two North Poles of Cook and Peary. Advertisement for clothiers Brownstein, Newmark & Louis, Los Angeles, California. Used 1910 L. A. Cancel mark on front. Learn More

Pioneer advertisement of Portsmouth lavender Salts, Portsmoth, New Hampshire. Printed on government postal card. Learn More

Belknap Hardward & Mfg. Co. , Louisville, Kentucky. Printed on government postal card. Used 1918 New Albany, Indiana. Learn More

College woman models "The Snuggle Rug," for use at football games. Shot of game in progress in the background. Learn More

"A Belle of the Old South. "Advertisement for Good Luck Baking Powder at the Jamestown Exposition, Virginia, 1907. View at the bottom of the Mines and Metallurgy and Marine Exhibits. By The Southern Manufacturers Co. , Richmond, Virginia. Learn More

This is from the Trade Card era, but with address lines and mailed, with tied-on 1 cent Washington blue stamp. Advert for Cassebeer Iron Manganese Peptonate, for Anemia, Chlorosis, Rickets, etc. By the Cassebeer Co. of New York City and Long Island. Locations specified on the back, along with a cute illustration of a child finishing off bottles of the medicine. Learn More

Advert for George Bernard Shaw's play 'The Doctor's Dilemma," at the Berkshire Playhouse, Stockbridge, Massachusetts. Used 1930 Stockbridge, on government postal card. Learn More

"A salute to MacArthur. Missouri Meerschaums Little Mac." Attached real pipe. Printed on back: "This genuine Missouri Meerschaum is a scale model replica of the pipe known 'round the world." Learn More

"Join in our fight to free Czechoslovakia in free Europe ! Czech - American National Alliance, 2345 S. Kedzie Ave., Chicago, Illinois." Anti-Nazi. Learn More

"Don't wait. Meilink's Deposit Vault." Open flap to see interior design. Learn More

The dressed devil with the glass. Advertising icon from the hot springs at French Lick, Indiana. Photo by Yarmoth Wigginton. Used 1908 Indiana. Learn More

"The editor shows his cabbages to Sir Wilford Grenfall at St. Anthony, Newfoundland
[Canada]." Quotation from Amherst Antiques - Old Jokes publication, Oct. 3, 1943, F.C. Sears Editor & Publisher. Real photo attached. Used 1943 Amherst, Massachusetts, on government postal card. Learn More