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Comments19Views213Bookmarks2Likes0Kropp Linen State Maps
Kropp issued a series of US state map linen postcards, with the state map in yellow surrounded by images of scenes from the state. I've been able to find about 30 of them and I wonder whether the series included all the states or only selected ones. Does ... -
Comments1Views61Bookmarks5Likes0Artist Signed E. von H Does anyone know the full name of the artist E. von H.? This postcard is "MADE IN U.S.A." The publisher is not identified, but the back is like one used by Bergman around 1913. The card is slightly stiffer and smaller than usual, measuring 3-5/16" X 5-1/2"
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Comments6Views106Bookmarks0Likes0Schmucker Cards Question What exactly is a schmucker card? I recently bought this card and a dealer says, 'Oh great choice! That's a schmucker card you got there!'. ??????
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Comments10Views53Bookmarks0Likes0My Favorite Vegetable Set
This one is a modern Halloween set by Flying Rabbit... It combines 2 of my favorite PC subjects... Halloween and anthropomorphic veggies plus the artwork is gorgeous! 11 comments Most recent by mlmtf6November 2011Holiday PostcardsTags: fantasy publishers holidays halloween -
Comments0Views22Bookmarks0Likes0Who published UK PCs with 'bear and staff" mark or logo? I am cataloguing postcards of Bexhill-on-Sea at bexhillpostcards.org and have come across a number with the same mark and unusual typeface. Can anyone identify the publisher or provide more information, please?
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Comments0Views151Bookmarks0Likes0John Winsch New Year Postcards
Copyright 1910 John Winsch published New Year postcards with art by Samuel Schmucker. There is such wonderful printing and embossing on these cards.
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Comments1Views82Bookmarks0Likes0John Winsch, publisher checklist?Does anyone here know of a checklist (or checklists) for publisher John Winsch? The Halloween cards are covered, of course, and the Miller's book gives a nice rundown of Winsch's author's series and a handful of others. I'm curious if there are more? I can't imagine a complete list for ...
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Comments2Views368Bookmarks0Likes0Winsch Halloween Postcards
Winsch Halloween Postcards
By Susan Brown Nicholson (published with permission)
Originally Published: October 2007
Halloween postcards seem to be a very stable commodity in the postcard world. For the last 30 years, the price has grown from a couple of dollars a card to $1,500 for some. While the prices for ...3 comments Most recent by Joe HohmannJuly 2011Holiday PostcardsTags: holidays publishers halloween featured -
Comments18Views177Bookmarks0Likes0Raphael Tuck Database Online
I am pleased to announce the opening of the first comprehensive Raphael Tuck database on line at http://tuckdb.org The website is FREE and in a “beta” state which simply means it is a work in progress. We currently have over 120,000 cards listed, many with pictures. Much of ... -
Comments16Views137Bookmarks0Likes0P. Schmidt & Co. - Chicago, ILL. Series
The attached cards were put out by P. Schmidt & Co. in 1909. One is number 16 and the other number 54. Would anyone know or care to speculate as to what the overall topic of this series or group of sets was ? Was ... -
Comments5Views105Bookmarks0Likes0Folkard Letter Cards
Below are scans of a few Canadian Folkard Letter Cards. The "Postcards of Hamilton's Past" website states that: "The Letter Card was a product (© Canada 1929, Reg’d U.S.A. Patent Office) used exclusively in Canada by the Folkard Company of Canada Limited, Montreal. It comprised a pre-printed ... -
Comments1Views65Bookmarks0Likes0Swiss Guggenheim "Winder" Postcards
Winder, Swiss Guggenheim Pub., “His Majesty’s Forces” DB embossed
Winder, Swiss Guggenheim Pub., “Return from the Alpes” DB embossed
Winder, Swiss Guggenheim Pub., “Hollandsche Kleederirachein” DB embossed
We have always called this type of postcard a "winder" because of the way the ...2 comments Most recent by trajanusSeptember 2010Misc. Postcard DiscussionsTags: art swiss publishers -
Comments1Views22Bookmarks0Likes0Question about postcard publisher Reichner BrothersIn researching this publisher, I found a very informative site on postcard publishers: http://www.metropostcard.com/index.html According to their information: Reichner Brothers (1906-1914) Boston, MA and Leipzig & Munich, Germany Published halftone lithographic and hand colored view-cards of the American Northeast. They are esspecially known for their copper window cards. *** My Reichnor postcard does seem ...
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Comments2Views75Bookmarks0Likes0Curt Teich Postcard Archives & Discovery Museum
The Curt Teich Postcard Archives, part of the Lake County Discovery Museum, is recognized throughout the world as the largest public collection of postcards and related materials. The Curt Teich Postcard Archives is located in Lakewood Forest Preserve in southwest Lake County in Wauconda, IL.
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Comments8Views23Bookmarks0Likes0Whitney Holiday Fantasy Packages Set
I have these 4 cards and I've never seen any others from the set (and I've been looking for quite a while). Does anyone know if there are more to the set. I love all those little packages running around. 9 comments Most recent by BrianMarch 2010Holiday PostcardsTags: holidays christmas fantasy publishers
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