Patriotic

Postcard in the shape of a long firecracker with a string fuse. Used 1906 Philadelphia. Learn More

"Conquer we must, when our cause it is just." Attached wooden stick with paper axe, for George Washington's famous "I cannot tell a lie.". Glitter added. Embossed. Learn More

"Look out for furniture bargains at our store." Artist signed by R. F. Outcault. Used 1910 Reading, Pennsylvania. Learn More

"Hurray for the day that's witnessed the birth, Of the greatest country on this earth, Hurray for the United States, The country that opens wide it's gates, For all to come and for all to be Happy, prosperous and free." Pull the string and there comes a paper american flag. Used 1910, Ohio. Learn More

"Cadillaqua Water Fete- Carnival-Fourth Week of July in Detroit." Published by Wolverine News Co., Michigan. Zeppelin, dirigible, illumination, fountain, steamship, pioneer aviation. Used in Michigan,1912. Learn More

"The Greetings.. . in memory of Washington." Attached silk flag and metallic ax. Learn More

"The Great Seal of the State of Utah. 1896." Printed on back "Utah was founded in 1847 by a company of Mormon pioneers under the leadership of Brigham Young. The beehive was chosen as an emblem signifying industry. Utah became a state in 1896." Published by Geo F. Evans, Salt Lake City, Utah. Patriotic, sword. Learn More

"Centennial Celebration 1807 - 1907. Cooperstown, New York." Patriotic, rifle, feather, civil war. Used Cooperstown, New York. Learn More

Political, patriotic. Attached ax. Used 1908 Boston, Massachusetts. Learn More