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1903201061903. Three color postcards the first showing large crowds along an Adelaide boulevard as Japanese troops march by. Many women and children spectators as well as people leaning from second story windows with Macarey Pharmaceutical Chemist shop clearly visible at number 66 postally unused. The two of Valentine's Series are Japanese warships the "Japanese Battleship "Yashima" and the "Japanese Cruiser "Yoshino". The Yashima card posted with a cancellation stamp from Adelaide 1905; the other unused. Very slt rubbed at edges otherwise very good condition. unknown
1930BB.23.021<p><em><strong>Photo-lithographs 10; Each 3 1/2 x 5 1/2 inches; With original decorative envelope.</strong></em></p><p>Uncommon group of postcards showing artifacts held in the Museum of the American Indian Heye Foundation New York City now part of the National Museum of the American Indian. Included is the original envelope with the design taken from an Arapahoe packing case or Parfléche.</p><p> A number of the images are credited to photographer William C. Orchard. </p>
190729144New York: Julius Bien & Company 1907. Number 60. A sweet set of color postcards of various stages of the honeymoon featuring a boy in a straw boater and the girl in large red feather hat. 8 in the set with titles like "Tying the Knot" "They're Off!" "In the Clouds" "The First Spat" etc. Of the 8 5 are postmarked in September 1907 by a honeymooning couple Bessie and Claude as they travel through the Thousand Islands Niagara Falls and Toronto and mailing to Bessie's mother in Clarendon Virginia. <br /> 8 color postcards splitback vgc. Julius Bien & Company unknown
1992004416Enka North Carolina: Colonial House 1992. 6" wide by 9" tall. A bright clean square tight and unmarked copy. No owner's name or bookplate. No underlining. No highlighting. No margin notes. Flat uncreased spine. First printing with complete number row 10 987654321 on the copyright page. From the rear cover: "Discovered! The Harrison Fisher Finnish Connection. 82 Postcard Variations of 43 Different Images; 12 Different Named Series; 8 Totally New Fisher Postcards; Prices!; Fully illustrated with b/w photographs of all the cards in each series. Includes photos of the reverse side for easy identification.". First Printing of the First Edition. Trade Paperback. Near Fine condition. iv 68pp. Colonial House Paperback
191451977Honolulu H.T.: n.p. ca. 1914. Seven Real Photo Postcards all printed on split-back CYKO photo postcard stock and stamp box w/ outline CYKO imprint indicating 1906-1915 dating slight edgewear very slight dustsoiling still NF set of images. This scarce group of Real Photo Postcards chronicle some of the floats and events from the 1914 Floral Parade held on the 8th day of Carnival Feb. 21 1914 with the parade forming at Aala Park in the afternoon. The first shows bustling crowds a cleared street men women and families lined up along the street as the parade passes down the corner from McInerny’s Shoe Store with store front and window displays clearly shown in downtown Honolulu. The next series of cards depict the pyramid of children sitting on the Lincoln-Lee Legion float touting their lifelong temperance pledges to abstain from alcohol a large model wooden ship on the Inter-Island Transportation float another showing Lady Liberty on a Spanish War veterans float; along with a RPPC of the Honolulu Fire Department Engine Co. No. 1’s first motorized fire engine what appears to be a 1910 Knox High Pressure Hose Wagon fitted with ladders on the side cab-over configuration and large Brass lamps in front fitted with ladders and firemen riding in the parade. The RPPC of the Iolani Palace lit up at night with floodlights bringing out the architectural details and revealing all of the windows draped in American flags. n.p., unknown
194033059N.p. 1940. Very Good. N.p.: ca. 1940s. Original unused pictorial wooden postcard 8.5x14cm. Wood rather bowed some scuffing and shallow scratches small hole at top edge not touching text else Very Good. <br /> <br /> Humorous postcard showing a seated and down-in-the-dumps woman accompanied by the quote "Everything I like is immoral illegal or fattening!" Verso text stamped in brown urging the user to "please use pencil. unknown
1910010581Paris France 1910. No Binding. Fine. 25 b/w Real Photo Post Cards of the Seine River flooding over Paris 1910 after intense winter rains brought the river to a record 8.62 meters. An excellent collection with historical views all in fine condition; non postmarked never hinged or mounted. <br/> <br/> unknown
2000DADAX1580623778Brand: Adams Media Corporation 2000-08-01. paperback. New. 7.00x0.50x4.75. Buy with confidence. Excellent Customer Service & Return policy. Brand: Adams Media Corporation paperback
1970215534Anhui.: Anhui Revolutionary Committee Publishing and Distribution Section. Circa1970. Twenty revolutionary propaganda colour leaflets on thick paper each with red printed slogans. Complete set in original paper envelope all in very good condition. 13.5 x 10.3cm. . Anhui Revolutionary Committee Publishing and Distribution Section. unknown
1933217569Japan. Circa Showa 8 1933 . Nine postcards eight in colour and one real photograph black and white postcard which is not part of the set 14 x 9cm envelope size 15.2 x 9.5cm Japanese captions. All cards in very good condition presented in a slightly worn and soiled pictorial colour envelope. This collection of post cards features eight young women in Manchuria and a separate real photograph postcard showing a beautiful Korean woman in traditional dress. Most of the Manchurian women wear qipao the accompanying captions introduce them as "attractive companions". Some of the women are portrayed as seductive while others look shy and innocent. . unknown
1950214096Japan. No date. 1950s. Six colour post cards 14.5 x 10cm pictorial folder measuring 16.5 x 11.5cm captions in Japanese and English on reverse. Minor wear paper folder but otherwise very good. Six colour post cards featuring Ainu people in their traditional costumes performing their rituals and dances. The Japanese text on the envelope says that the Ainus are the only "primitive people" in Japan and they need to be studied. . unknown
