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$40 USDRaphael Tuck 1912 Halloween Postcard

Postcards:Halloween

This postmarked card from 1912 (postmarked from Manchester, NH) is #188 of the Hallowe'en Series by Tuck & Sons. This card features a young boy and girl totally startled by an equally startled black cat atop a smiling jack o'lantern. The saying is, "For luck! Don't say "Scat!" to the black cat on Hallowe'en! Very charming portrayal of the children. Bright, clear colors. Postmark ink bleed through over the "Don't say" area. Extremely slight corner rounding.

$25 USDPhoto Postcard of Black Boys Eating Watermelon Mitchell Publisher

Postcards:People:Black Americana

Published in San Francisco by Edward H. Mitchell of San Francisco, this unused postcard says, "We Understand Our Business". It shows 2 young boys, spread-legged sitting on grass eating large pieces of watermelon. Condition is very good.

$10 USDRotograph Patriotic Abraham Lincoln Postcard w/42 Star Flag

Postcards:Patriotic:Lincoln

This is from Rotograph's F2000 patriotic series and depicts a somber Abraham Lincoln in front of a 42 star flag (flag from 1899-90). The reverse is unused and has the logo for The Rotograph Co. N.Y. City. Some rounding of corners and soiling on front of card.

$25 USDVery Fine 1906 Blue Robed Santa in Motor Card Christmas Postcard

Postcards:Christmas

This card is in superb condition. It has a trademark on lower right that says, "copyright 1906 by H.I. Robbins, Boston". On the lower left is the number 790. On the reverse there is a monogram-type hallmark that says Boston, Mass, & Germany. The card depicted a somewhat wild-eyed and windblown Santa dressed in a blue robe with red cuffs and red hat. He is driving a motorized car (sleigh) that is jam packed with gifts for children (he is sitting nexts to a doll and on the back you can see all ...

$25 USD1910 Thanksgiving Postcard with Reverse Flag

Postcards:Thanksgiving

This is a really cool Thanksgiving greeting card from 1910. It features a reverse American Flag along with a variety of typical Thanksgiving images some of which are embossed. It is in excellent condition with some corner where. The back of the card has a cancellation mark from Chicago, 1910 and one cent stamp. It is addressed to a Miss Hilda Nelson of Reed City, Mich.

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