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The Great White Fleet
- byPostcardCollector on21st January, 2012 in• Transportation
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This card features the 1908 Great White Fleet visit to Australia. The card was published in Australia and includes Uncle Sam greeting an kangaroo. 
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1911 Ford Dealership Real Photo
- byPostcardCollector on21st January, 2012 in• Transportation
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This real photo shows an early Ford Dealership with autos and buggies in the showroom. This photo shows an interesting time when both buggies and automobiles were sharing the roadways.
There is an "Elkhart Indiana County Fair" advertising on the back which helps to ID the location. The card was used in Indiana in 1911, but the town name is not shown on the cancel.
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Coca-Cola Advertising Real Photo
- byPostcardCollector on21st January, 2012 in• Advertising
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This is a Real Photo Postcard with Devolite back, Advertising Coca-Cola with Signs, bottles, and a giant Coke bottle prop. Wow, what an image!
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Postcard Inventor Mourning Card
- byPostcardCollector on21st January, 2012 inPostal History
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This card is identified in pencil on the back as "Postcard Inventor" on 1897 German Mourning Card with German government postal card back with a printed Signature.
I can't really read the signature except for the "Dr." part.
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Fantastic Pharmacy Real Photo Postcard
- byPostcardCollector on21st January, 2012 inPostcard Discussions
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This is a real photo of a pharmacist in front of a shelf showing his many wares. This real photo postcard is unidentified as to location, but what a beauty!
I haven't had much time to post lately, but I have a really nice group of real photos that I would like to share with you. I have a bit of time today so I'm going to try to share as many as I can and maybe provoke some discussion.
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2012 Orlando Kissimmee International Paper & Postcard Expo.
- byPostcardCollector on31st December, 2011 inPostcard Shows
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2012 Orlando Kissimmee International Paper & Postcard Expo.
Date: January 6–7, 2012 Fri: 10 AM-6 PM. Sat: 10 AM-4 PM.
Location: Central Florida Fairgrounds 4603 W. Colonial Dr., Orlando, FL 32808
Kick the collecting year off with a bang at Florida's #1 Postcard & Paper Show!
Show Contact: Mary L. Martin
Email: marymartinpostcards@gmail.com
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peculiar looking Santa Claus
- bykrukzzabiejgory on25th December, 2011 in• Holidays
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Merry Christmas Everyone!
I recently purchased a very peculiar looking "Santa Claus" who made me think of Confucius when I first saw it. He's wearing unusual robe and cap, unusual to me at least.
I wonder if anyone has seen any similar Santas on apostcard? Is it Santa or maybe some other Xmas character , say Knech Rupprecht?
Thanks!
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Christmas Seals Advertising
- bypostcardy on17th December, 2011 in• Advertising
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This ad for 1954 Christmas Seals is printed on a postage paid card. It is the only card of this type that I have. Do you have any cards of this type?
I looked for this type of card online. The only similar cards that I could find were on the VintagePostcards.com website (search the site for Christmas Seals). On that site there is a 1954 card with the same basic design, but printed in a single green color. There is also a 1951 card printed in blue that has identical text, but a different layout.
The seal on the left had...
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W.W.I Italian Unknown Artist Signed Postcard
- byMichele on14th December, 2011 in• Artist Signed
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I believe this postcard dates to around the World War One era, but I can't identify the artist, nor can I satisfactorily translate the printed words.
Can anyone help? Thanks so much!
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Pipes on Postcards
- bypostcardy on9th December, 2011 inPostcard Discussions
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This is the Christmas Edition of "Pipes and beautiful old Postcards" (alte Ansichtskarten mit Pfeiferauchern 2). There is a large variety of postcards, with many pipe-smoking Santas toward the end of the video.
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