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196 postcards includedBiblio.com

196 pre-war art postcard albums

OPIUM RELATED POSTCARDSBiblio.com

OPIUM RELATED PERIOD POSTCARDS

41052503Group of 8 photo postcards color and black and white very clean most unused a few used as a group only. This is an excellent lot of eight period postcards most likely from about 1898-1920's. THE CARDS & THEIR CAPTIONS: a. No caption. Shows what looks like a Manchurian Princess in elaborate gowns sitting beside a Chinese man smoking opium large format 14.5 x 10.2 cm. black & white very good verso blank. . b. "N. AN OPIUM DEN SHANGHAI. "Verso shows publisher as Denniston & Sullivan Shanghai no. 2. b.w. shows two Chinese men sharing an opium pipe usual postcard size unused card. . c. "CHINESE OPIUM SMOKERS." Color card shows 5 Chinese men with queue hair style one smokes an opium pipe one other smokes a 'water pipe' a child looks on verso publisher states: "Published by the Turco-Egyptian tobacco store Hong Kong Queens Road Old Post Office Building else blank card unused. . d. "CHINESE OPIUM SMOKING." Black & white card shows 6 Chinese men with queue hair style one smokes an opium pipe one other smokes a 'water pipe' while others look on. Verso blank unused card. The color photo illustration occupies 2/3 of the card balance 1/3 to the right is blank. Front states: "Edward H. Mitchell publisher San Francisco." . e. "57 UNDERGROUND OPIUM DEN CHINATOWN SAN FRANCISCO CAL" Color card shows the dank dark basement type opium den common to the San Francisco area in the early 1898-1900's. Shows 4 Chinese men one with a long queue 3 smoke the opium pipe. Verso is blank but printed: "Authorized by act of Congress of May 19 1898. This could be close to that date. . f. "SAN FRANCISCO CALIFORNIA UNDERGROUND OPIUM DEN CHINATOWN." This is similar to the above but a full-sized card color view. Front also states: "Published & Manif. by the Galloway Lithographing Co. S.F. Cal." Verso is blank unused. . g. "CHINESE OPIUM DEN 614 JACKSON STREET CHINATOWN SAN FRANCISCO THE CAT HAS BECOME ADDICTED TO THE FUMES OF THE DRUG." Color photo with 1905 dated ink message on the front cover also on the front is: " Britton & Rey Lithographers San Francisco 512." Verso is addressee postmark round dated and cancelled one-cent stamped with 1905 postmark. Shows a Chinese man with queue hair style smoking an opium pipe a cat sits on his body being held in place by the man's hand. . h. "OPIUM AND PIPE SMOKERS." Color card shows 6 Chinese with queue hair styles two smoke opium. Verso is with penned message dated 1910 round-dated stamp with half-penny stamp addressed to Jersey a UK island. CONDITION: All items in very good or better original condition. Please view the photo images posted to our web site if any questions. . unknown

Rare Oriental Book Company, ABAA, ILAB - AN ART AND INTELLECTUAL PROPERTY COMPANY · États-Unis513,00 $US≈ 434,05 €

[JAPAN] One hundred vintage postcards of Japan [some 'Copyright, Ono-Banzaikan, Ginza, Tokyo, Japan' and others 'TRADE MARK KPCBiblio.com

Japanese One hundred vintage postcards of Japan fifty-two of them striking and attractive photographic images tinted in vivid colour showing scenes of everyday life mainly among the rural peasantry fishing farming flying kites costume

26473Including six postcards 'Copyright Ono-Banzaikan Ginza Tokyo Japan.' and one 'TRADE MARK K.P.C. YOKOHAMA JAPAN'. None of the others with European attribution. None dated all early twentieth century. A contemporary oriental album 19 x 27cm. with oat cloth boards green ribbon and embroidered spine containing a beautiful collection of vintage 9 x 14cm. postcards in near-mint condition. None of the postcards has any manuscript marks or sign of postage. In addition to oriental characters all have printed on the reverse the designation 'CARTE POSTALE' some with 'Union Postale Universelle' with one exception: a lightly-tinted photographic card of a geisha girl with a fan with a woman playing a stringed instrument to her right is gilt-edged and has evidence on the back of being removed from an album. Among the 52 photographic images tinted in vibrant pinks yellows greens blues purples reds and browns are images of geishas ferrymen women with parasols a tea ceremony peasants cutting wood peasants in straw coats children playing a woman weaving outdoors old men and women with babies on the road; scenes with carts fans temples flags kites bundles sail boat; in parks fields waterways woods. The other 48 postcards include twelve black and white photographic reproductions of original drawings fourteen simple coloured engravings six coloured engravings of geishas twelve coloured engravings of street scenes two modern engravings printed with a metallic hue and another two modern engravings printed matt. Including six postcards 'Copyright, Ono-Banzaikan, Ginza, Tokyo, Japan.' and one 'TRADE MARK K.P.C. YOKOHAMA JAPAN'. None of the hardcover

Richard M. Ford Ltd · Royaume-Uni450,00 £GB≈ 513,81 €

[Postcards] [Deltiology] [Reading] [Books]Biblio.com

BOOKS AND READING AS DEPICTED BY THE PICTURE POSTCARD 1900-1950- 47 Postcards

69558Very Good. Light edge wear. Some with correspondence on the reverse. A couple postcards with areas of abrasion to the reverse. Two with minor markings on the front. The collection as a whole uses deltiology to explore the first half of the 20th century through a unique cultural eye. Postcards although that name was not established first began circulation during the era of the Civil War when the United States government transitioned from the stampless covers type of mail to letters enclosed in envelopes with revenue stamps sold to mail them. Thus plain penny postcards were created. Yet it wasnâ€™t until the Chicago Worldâ€™s Fair in 1893 that the modern â€œpictureâ€ postcard was introduced. Largely called private mailing cards or other names these illustrated postcards grew in popularity during 1893-1906. The pioneer era postcards had black and white and later colorful images on one side and on the verso the name and address of the recipient. No message or other writing was allowed on the back. This explains the cramped handwriting on the fronts of cards. In 1906 the US Congress passed a law allowing part of the back of the postcard to include a message with the right side still reserved for the name and address. This created an explosion in popularity of picture postcards postcard collecting groups and pen pals springing up around the world. Subsequently the name postal card post-card or post card started the modern era of pictorial correspondence and only a penny to mail. The collection includes printed postcards real photo postcards sepia tones undivided backs divided backs full bleed borders white borders lines and chromes and largely encompasses the full range and style of printing processes used for modern postcards from approximately 1900-1950. It is arranged by subject and constitutes 47 cards. The collection includes women reading books men reading books and advertisements promoting books and magazines. A collection of postcards highlighting the importance of books in homes libraries and the society at large. With the following postcards in the collection: LIBRARIES The Harry Elkins Widener Memorial Library General Reading Room. Harvard University. Reference Room- Ryerson Building. Grand Rapids Public Library. The Chained Books All Saints Church Hereford. RPPC. Despacho De La Madre Superiora Convento De Sta Monica Puebla Pue. RPPC. Bookmobile. South Central Nebraska Regional Library. Chrome. BOOK CENSORSHIP Les Sauvages. 1914. BOOK ADVERTISING Little Nature Library. Printed Photo. Biographical Album of Western Gunfighters. Chrome. Publisherâ€™s Headquarters. The Curtis Publishing Company Building. â€œOver the Garden Wallâ€ Given Away with â€œPrincessâ€™ Novels.â€ Wilf Carter Montana Slim Songs of the Plains & Rockies. Music Book Advertisement. RPPC. MAGAZINE ADVERTISING The Great Home Journal. Printed Color. The Youthâ€™s Companion. The Old Home Week 1911. Printed Color. The Childrenâ€™s Friend. Printed Photo. The Farm Journal. Printed Color. Rough Rider Weekly. Ben Tremont. Printed Color. Rough Rider Weekly. Bean-Pole. Printed Color. Rough Rider Weekly. Kit Summers. Printed Color. The Motherâ€™s Magazine. Easter Greeting. MISCELLANEOUS CATEGORIES Time Flies. Get Busy. Book with Skull. â€œIâ€™m a â€œDaddy.â€ New Comic Book. Not Postcard Back. The Romance of a Christmas Card. When I Was in Europe. U. R. Tiresome. 1909. Private Library. Advertisement. New Encyclopedia Britannica. Photocard. READING AND POSTCARDS Child Dressed as a Bird Reading Paper. RPPC. Old Man Reading Book. RPPC. Cat Reading Poetry Book. RPPC. Man at Lectern with Book. RPPC. Sarah Bernhardt Reading Book. RPPC. Woman in Rocker Reading. RPPC. Woman Coming Out of Book. RPPC. Female Student Studying Books. Printed Color. Nude Female Reading Book. Printed Color. Elegant Woman with Book. Printed Color. Woman Curled Up in Chair Reading. Japanese Woman Reading Art Card. Printed Color. Kimono Clad Japanese Woman Reading. Hand Tinted. Kimono Clad Japanese Woman Reading. Hand Tinted. Kimono Clad Japanese Woman Reading. Hand Tinted. Muslims Reading in Library. RPPC Tinted. Muslim Reading. RPPC. Tinted. Muslim Reading. RPPC. Tinted. Muslim Reading. RPPC. Tinted. Furniture Store Advertisement with Book. Printed Color. Bible Sales Tent. Bible Readings. Home Circle. Colporteur Tent. Franklin N. H. Aug. 19-29. RPPC. Harry Piel Reading Book. RPPC. Maria Holst Reading Book. RPPC. unknown

Ken Sanders Rare Books, ABAA · États-Unis900,00 $US≈ 761,49 €

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