$6.50
Vintage Edwardian postcard with a beautiful Happy Birthday greeting. Embossed with a dove, surrounded with roses and other flowers, this die cut card is truly lovely. It is printed in Germany Series 1620.
A hand written message, dated 2-11-1911, extending birthday wishes to brother from his sister. Postmarked Feb 13, 1911.
Condition is nice with normal handling one would expect.
A tender survivor from the turn of the century, this pair of antique valentines remains exactly as they were received in 1900—each still housed in its original envelope, postmarked and addressed to the same recipient. While the cards themselves are … Read More
An old vintage die cut postcard from the early 1900’s. This colorful card features a child in a clown suit, welcoming in the new year. A written message on the back extends greeting to Raymond and Erwin from Gordon. Condition: … Read More
Dating from the 1880’s a “hold to light” advertising trade card postcard for Mellin’s Food for Infant and Invalids. Testimonial on the back of the card advertises the virtues of the product. The front of the card features a sweet … Read More
Fashions, needlework, ads and more, are featured in this vintage Needlecraft magazine of August 1925. This magazine is nice, complete with covers but missing the four middle pages. What’s popular in the year 1925? Pretty table linens such as an … Read More
Here is a gorgeous early 1900’s embossed Victorian postcard. The die cut lithograph card is saluting a Happy New Year. A sweet colorful card of a boy with angel wings moving a large basket filled with blooms of roses and … Read More
Here’s a fun outdoor photograph postcard from the early 1900’s. A group of men and women getting their photo taken on an outing. Dressed prim and proper the men are wearing suits, ties and hats. Dresses, skirts and blouses for … Read More
A very nice 19th Century die cut postcard for Thanksgiving. In a soft coloration, this postcard is exceptionally pretty. The postcard is unused. No markings as to company etc. Very nice condition.
Dating from the last half of the Victorian era, a brass frame photo pinback. I believe from the style of the jacket and bow tie around the 1880’s. The mourning or memory photo of a man measures 1-1/4″ in diameter. … Read More