From a needle to a haystack, they're here, beginning with autos.
View post cards | CODE : APG01- Item Price: US$ 10.00 General Motors 50,000,000 car. 1954. Chrome card, never used.
Signed card by Katherine Maynadier Browne, for "Walk-Over Shoes". Divided back, posted 1910. Light creasing across image.
CODE : APG03- Item Price: US$ 8.00 Jordan Marsh Co., Boston. Pioneer Postcard, advertising Boston store. Undivided back. Not posted until 1907. Stamp removed.
CODE : APG04- Item Price: US$ 10.00 Ford Consul Cortina De Luxe 2 door. Released as one of 3 in its own line in 1962, it was manufactured by Ford of Britain. Promo card was never used.
Plymouth, England overlooking the Plymouth Hoe. Home of Coates & Co., makers of Original Plymouth Gin, since 1793. Die-cut edge. Divided back, real photo, ca1960s. Never used.
CODE : APG06- Item Price: US$ 10.00 Glyco-cherry Compound, manufactured by Standard Chemical. Business reply card mailed 1919.
CODE : APG07- Item Price: US$ 8.00 Jamaica Oranges. Business Reply card from JW Grant $ Co. Posted 1908 from Yarmouth NS to Cape Sable, NS.
CODE : APG08- Item Price: US$ 8.00 Troost Tobacco postcard, publ. by J & AC van Rossem. Divided back, never used. $8.00.
CODE : APG09- Item Price: US$ 8.00 T. Eaton's Christmas Card. The now-defunct catalog company offered cards in their Christmas catalog mail-out. ca1960s. $8.00.
CODE : APG10- Item Price: US$ 7.00 A. Kuster Dry Goods, New York. Calling card, not a postcard. Victorian scrap. Beautiful half-tones. Measures 3.5 X 2.5 inches. $7.00. Pease & Edwards Dry and Fancy Goods. Calling card, measuring 2 X 4in. Beautiful rich colours. Victorian. CODE : APG12- Item Price: US$ 7.00 Sale notice from Frear's Bazaar. Edwardian. Measures 2.5 X 4inches CODE : APG13- Item Price: US$ 7.00 Business card for AH Barbour, Dry and Fancy Goods, Collinsville CT. 2 X 3 inches. CODE : APG14- Item Price: US$ 8.00 Fuller & Warren, Coal Stoves. 5 x 7in ad, beautiful half-tone chromo. on fine paper. $8.00. CODE : APG15- Item Price: US$ 8.00 White Sewing Machines. Largecard-stock image, 4 x 6.5in. Lovely crisp chromo, rich colors. CODE : APG17- Item Price: US$ 7.00 Consolidated Milling Co. Premium card measures 3.25 x 4.5inches. Publ. by Niagara Litho. Co. Some creases. . CODE : APG18- Item Price: US$ 8.00 Reynold Brothers Fine Shoes. Litho. is Flower of the Wildwoods. Ad card on light card, measures 3 X 4inches. Text intact on reverse. CODE : APG19- Item Price: US$ 10.00 Gail Borden Brand Condensed Milk. c1887 by The NY Condensed Milk Co. 3.5 x 5.5inches. Ad on back. CODE : APG20- Item Price: US$ 8.00 Coughran's Dry Goods, New York. Double-sided card measuring 2.25 x 4.0inches. CODE : APG21- Item Price: US$ 7.00 Soapine Laundry Soap, December. Small card removed from album. Measures 3 x 4inches. CODE : APG22- Item Price: US$ 10.00 A Happy New Year wish from Fenton Label Co. Rack card sent as postcard 1910. CODE : APG23- Item Price: US$ 7.00 The Pottery Shack, Laguna Beach, CA. Chrome card publ.by Geo. Watson and c1906. Surely an error, 1956 cars in foreground. Never used. CODE : APG24- Item Price: US$ 7.00 This little maid buys her underwear at Mabley & Company's Bazaar. Victorian trade card, 3 x 4in. Plain back. Not a postcard. CODE : APG25- Item Price: US$ 7.00 Hop Pill Mfg. Victorian trade card in sepia avertising medicine. Back has product listing. CODE : APG26- Item Price: US$ 7.00 Victorian scrap, trade card for Spicers & Beckham Stove Founders, Providence RI. Details on back. Measures 4 x 5in. CODE : APG27- Item Price: US$ 10.00 Nutmeg. Advert card for Davis, Sacker & Perkins Importers of Spices. Not a postcard, rack card. CODE : APG28- Item Price: US$ 7.00 Mocha Java coffee ad card. Victoria-era advert card, 3.5 x 5.5in. Embossed half-tones. Once glued to album page. Advert is barely visible au verso. CODE : APG96- Item Price: US$ 7.00 Ayer's Sarsaparilla. Victorian trade card. Not a postcard. Advert on reverse. Measures 2.5 x 5in. CODE : APG30- Item Price: US$ 7.00 Sisson the Shoe Man, Penn Yan, New York. Victorian trade card, 3 x 4in. Beautiful half-tones. Plain back, not a postcard.
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