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$45 USDUnion Pacific Scenic Postcards and Meal Menus - Grand Canyon & Zion 1929
Postcards:Advertising:Union Pacific Train
This is a fun series of six cards that give you a sense of train travel in 1929. On one side you have art work showing the beauty of Zion National Park in Utah and the Grand Canyon National Park of Arizona. There are a total of four different pictures. On the other side is The Overland Route - Union Pacific System logo and a menu. The first one is dated August 9, 1929 for Dinner at the Utah Parks Company - Bryce Canyon Lodge. The next two are for the same lodge but they are for Breakfast and ...
$12 USDVintage Advertising Postcard from Coney Island
Postcards:Advertising
This is a great old picture postcard from the early 1900’s. It shows a young girl seated at a table with a glass and a bottle of champagne. In her hands are two lobsters. Written in the upper right hand corner is; Wanted at Coney Island, N.Y. and on her lap is a sign that reads; Lobsters in Any Style. In the lower left corner it appears to have a 1910 copyright date. Correspondence on the back. It measures about 3 1/2” by 5 5/16” and is fair condition with creased corners and some edge wear. The ...
$12 USDVintage Rockford Pocket Watch Trade Card Postcard
Postcards:Advertising
This old postcard is also a trade card advertising Rockford time pieces. A young girl sips tea in the background with a large pocket watch in the foreground. There is a calendar for May 1910 to one side and an advertising jingle below it. On the back is a plug for Silverware of Quality which you could find at the same shop that sold Rockford watches. There is a spot that reads; Dealers Name and Address Here which would lead me to think this was a sample showing a shop owner the type of ...
$22 USDVintage Clark’s Thread Trade Card- Black Cotton Picker - 1894
Postcards:Advertising:Black Memorabilia
This is an old cardboard trade card advertising Clark‘s O.N.T. Spool Cotton. This is from their Industrial Series of cards and is titled Cotton Picker of the South. A black woman wearing a bandana is carrying a wicker basket of cotton. In the background is a man on a donkey riding through a shanty town. In the lower left corner is a 1894 Copyright. This would frame nicely. It measures about 5” by 7 5/8“ and is nice condition. There is minimal soiling and light edge wear except at the lower right ...
$22 USDVintage Clark’s Thread Trade Card - Cowboy of the West - 1894
Postcards:Advertising
This is an old cardboard trade card advertising Clark‘s O.N.T. Spool Cotton. This is from their Industrial Series of cards and is titled Cowboy of the West with a fine man dressed in western attire to one side of and a head of cattle in the background. In the lower left corner is a 1894 Copyright. This would frame nicely. It measures about 5” by 7 5/8“ and is nice condition. There is light soiling, minor edge wear and a creased corner. The back shows evidence that it has been glued into a ...
$18 USDVintage Sunkist, Orange Cove Fruits Advertising Ink Blotter Card
Postcards:Advertising
This colorful old ink blotter is advertising the Orange Cove Citrus Association and California Oranges. The paper blotter is reminiscing of the old crate labels of the early 1900’s. The Orange Cove district was located near the Sequoia Redwoods so there is a grand tree truck as part of the design as well as Sunkist oranges. It also gives reference to the California Fruit Growers Exchange and the Lindsay-Merryman District Exchange. It measures about 9" by 3 3/4" and is in nice condition with ...
$9 USDVintage Paper Trade Cards of Americus Mills
Postcards:Advertising
These three old paper pictures are considered trade cards and would have probably been found in the product advertised under the picture which in this case is baking powder. Each one features children, a single boy pushing a cart, two little girls carrying a basket of flowers and a little boy carrying a potted flower with a little girl at his side. Below the sweet picture it reads; Americus Mills, Baking Powder - Best in the World with an address in Providence R.I. They are printed on ...| Items 1 - 7 of 7 | Page 1 of 1 |
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