Title:
Dead Shark
Real Photo unused
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Title:
Boston Mackerel
unused
Description:
Series 7
Order: Percomophi. Sub-order: Rhegnopteri. Series: Scombriformes. Family: Sombridae.
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Title:
A Florida Tarpon
Divided Back PM 1917 May-21
Description:
Series A-30627
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Title:
Unloading Salmon at a Cannery, Fraser River
Post Card (Undivided Back) unused
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Title:
Kingyo or Goldfish
Chrome unused
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Title:
Hicken's Fur Bearing Trout, Iceberg Lake
Real Photo unused
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Title:
Men Holding A Large Hanging Fish
Real Photo unused
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Title:
Sand Moulders, Atlantic City, N.J.
Divided Back unused
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Title:
Lake Tarleton Trout
Lebanon New Hampshire (NH), Real Photo
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Title:
Black and Gold Fish With Long Tail
Divided Back unused
Description:
Fishes of Hawaii Series 248
Kala (Acanthurus Unicornis.) The Aquarium at Waikiki, Honolulu claims the rarest and most beautiful fish in the world. They are odd in shape having all the hues of the rainbow with the tints laid on as if with the brush. No painter can imitate them nor language do them justice. Words are inadequate to accurately portray those exquisite colors and weird shapes.
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Title:
250 Humuhumu, (balistapus Rectangulus) - fish
Divided Back unused
Description:
Fishes of Hawaii Series 250
Fishes of Hawaii - the Aquarium at Waikiki, Honolulu, claims the rarest and most beautiful fish in the world. They are odd in shape, having all the hues of the rainbow with the tints laid on as if with a brush. No painter can imitate them nor language do them justice. Words are inadequate to accurately portray these exquisite colors and weird shapes.
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Title:
Black Fish with Orange Gill and Tail Side View
Divided Back unused
Description:
Pakuikui - The Aquarium at Waikiki, Honolulu, claims the rarest and most beautiful fish in the world. They are odd in shape having all the hues of the rainbow with the tints laid on as if with the brush. No painter can imitate them nor language can do them justice. Words are inadequate to accurately portray these exquisite colors and weird shapes.
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Title:
Lauhau (Chaetodon Setifer) fish
Divided Back unused
Description:
Series R60779
The Aquarium at Waikiki, Honolulu, claims the rarest and most beautiful fish in the world. They are odd in shape having all the hues of the rainbow with the tints laid on as if with the brush. No painter can imitate them nor language do them justice. Words are inadequate to accurately portray these exquisite colors and weird shapes.
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Title:
Man Eating Bass
Real Photo PM 1940 Jul-15
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Title:
Load of Dead Seals or Sea Lions On Beach
Real Photo unused
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Title:
School of Blackfish
Provincetown Massachusetts (MA), Post Card (Undivided Back) PM 1907 Jul-2
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Title:
Rainbow Trout
Real Photo unused
Description:
8 # 28 inches long.
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Title:
Twenty Pound Salmon Caught on the Margaree River, Nova Scotia
Real Photo unused
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Title:
Tuna Fish Caught off York Harbor, ME
Chrome
Description:
Eagle Post Card View Co.
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Title:
Scow Loading Salmon from the Traps
California (CA), Divided Back PM 1913 Jan-21
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Title:
Man Holding a lot of Fish
Real Photo unused
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Title:
Chinook Salmon
Divided Back PM 1914
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Title:
Another proof of Darwin's theory
Divided Back PM 1912 Oct-28
Description:
Fish-faced Man Looking at Artwork of Fish
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Title:
Il a vraiment une drôle de bille: Il doit être de ta famille!
Divided Back
Description:
He's really an oddball. It must be your family!
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Title:
Hawaiian Fish Kapuhili
Private Mailing Card unused
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Title:
Hawaiian Fish Laipala
Private Mailing Card unused
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Title:
Hawaiian Fish Moano
Private Mailing Card unused
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Title:
Hawaiian Fish Uu.
Private Mailing Card unused
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Title:
Hawaiian Fish, Pilikoa
Private Mailing Card unused
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Title:
Fish Caught Along the Overseas Highway
Florida (FL), Linen unused
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Title:
Hawaiian Fishes
Hawaii (HI), Divided Back PM 1910 May-4
Description:
Chaetodon Trifasciatus, Sebastapistes Ballilui
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Title:
Hawaiian Fish Nakunuku
Private Mailing Card unused
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Title:
Hawaiian Fishes
Private Mailing Card unused
Description:
Hinalea and Kihikihi.
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Title:
Coral Fish Da Serie de Peixes de Mocambioue
Divided Back unused
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Title:
Black Fish Driven Ashore
Cape Cod Massachusetts (MA), Divided Back PM 1916 Jul-30
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Title:
Marineland of the Pacific, Flipper, the Talking Dolphin
Chrome unused
Description:
During the Porpoise Games, Flipper takes special pleasure in dry-docking herself at the edge of the Sea Arena, where she talks to her trainer while the announcer holds a microphone near
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Title:
Eighteen Fish Hanging from Pole
Divided Back unused
Description:
Series 9373
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Title:
Fish Hanging on a Long Stick
Divided Back PM 1913 Aug-4
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Title:
Beach and Ocean Front
Atlantic City New Jersey (NJ), Divided Back PM 1908 Apr-30
Description:
Shrimp Border
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Title:
Kala (Acanthurus unicornis) - Fish of Hawaii
unused
Description:
Aquarium at Waikiki, Honolulu
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Title:
Nohu Omakaha (Scorpaenopsis cocopsis)
unused
Description:
Series 246
Fishes of Hawaii. The Aquarium at Waikiki, Honolulu, claims the rarest and most beautiful fish in the world. They are odd in shape having all the hues of the rainbow with the tints laid on as if with the brush. No painter can imitate them nor language do them justice. Words are inadequate to accurately portray these exquisite colors and weird shapes
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Title:
Qui en Avril me Recevra, Dans Douze Mois se Mariera
unused
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Title:
Fish of Hawaii
unused
Description:
The Aquarium at Waikiki, Honolulu claims the rarest and most beautiful fish in the world. They are odd in shape having all the hues of the rainbow with tints laid on as if with the brush. No painter can imitate them nor language do them justice. Words are inadequate to accurately portray these exquisite colors and weird shapes
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Title:
Lahau (Chaetodon setifer) - Fish of Hawaii
unused
Description:
Aquarium at Waikiki, Honolulu
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Title:
Lauhau Fish of Hawaii
unused
Description:
Series R-50784, 243
The Aquarium of Waikiki, Honolulu claims the rarest and most beautiful fish in the world. They are odd in shap having all the hues of the rainbow with tints lain on as if with the brush. No painter can imitate them nor language do them justice. Words are inadequat to accurately portray these exquisite colors and weird shape
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Title:
Fishes of Hawaii - Laipala
unused
Description:
The Aquarium of Waikiki, Honolulu claims the rarest and most beautiful fish in the world. They are odd in shape having all the hues of the rainbow with the tints laid on as if with the brush. No painter can imitate them nor language do them justice. Words are inadequate to accurately portray these exquisite colors and weird shapes
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Title:
Pa kui kui - Fishes of Hawaii
unused
Description:
The Aquarium at Waikiki, Honolulu claims the rarest and most beautiful fish in the world. They are odd in shape having all the hues of the rainbow with the tints laid on as if with the brush. No painter can imitate them nor language do them justice. Words are inadequate to accurately portray these exquisite colors and weird shapes
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Title:
Ulaula.(Rooseveltia Brighami)
unused
Description:
Fishes of Hawaii The aquarium at Honolulu claims the rarest and most beautiful fish in the world.They are odd in shape having all the hues of the Rainbow with the tints laid as if with the brush.No painter can imitate them
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Title:
Fishes of Hawaii: Hilupilikoa Pilikoa, Also Known as Paracirrhites Foresteri
unused
Description:
Series 266
The aquarium at Waikiki, Honolulu, claims the rarest and most beautiful fish in the world. They are odd in shape having all the hues of the rainbow with the tints laid on as if with the brush. No painter can imitate them nor language do them justice. Words are inadequate to accurately portray these exquisite colors and weird shapes
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Title:
Fishes of Hawaii: Ulaula Also Known As Rooseveltia Brighami
unused
Description:
Series 239
The aquarium at Waikiki, Honolulu, claims the rarest and most beautiful fish in the world. They are odd in shape having all the hues of the rainbow with the tints laid on as if with the brush. No painter can imitate them nor language do them justice. Words are inadequate to accurately portray these exquisite colors and weird shapes
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Title:
Coffer Fish, Hedgehog Fish, Sucking Fish
unused
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Title:
Fish
unused
Description:
The picture shows the Common Sun-fish,Gemmeous Dragonet and the Hair Tail fish
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Title:
Jellyfish Under Water
unused
Description:
Medusai - Quallen - Meduses
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Title:
Laula (Scarus Lauia) - Fish of Hawaii
unused
Description:
Aquarium at Waikiki, Honolulu
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Title:
Pavonia, Black Clawed Crab, and Purple-tipped Sea Urchin
unused
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Title:
Saw-Fish Underwater
unused
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Title:
Two Thornback Skate Under Water
unused
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Title:
Underwater Scene of Blue Sharks
unused
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Title:
Underwater Scene of Tobacco Pipe Fish, Sea Bat, and Trumpet Fish
unused
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Title:
Underwater View of Net Coral, Sand Star, and Starfish
unused
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Title:
One of the Largest Whales in the World
unused
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Title:
Underwater Scene of Fish - Card has Asian Writing
unused
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Title:
Underwater Scene of Fish and Shrimp
unused
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Title:
Underwater View of Fish Varieties - Card has Asian Writing
unused
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Title:
3 Ocean Fish Underwater
unused
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Title:
This Shows his Monster Fins, You See. As Big as Any Sail; You'll Get Another Card From Me
unused
Description:
And Then You'll Have His Tail
Fish Story - Installment Set
Card #2 or 3
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Title:
Children dressed like Jockies riding the backs of Big Fish
unused
Description:
Series 728
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Title:
Retour de Peche, Coming Back From Fishing
Divided Back unused
Description:
Series 101
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Title:
Five Varieties of Commercial Sponge
Linen unused
Description:
From left: Wire, wool, finger, grass and yellow
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Title:
Columbia River Salmon waiting for Shipment
Divided Back unused
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Title:
Views of Fishing in the Northwest
Linen unused
Description:
Oregon and Washington are famous for their abundance of Salmon and Steel Heads. The Royal Chinook are the finest and grow to be 80 to 90 lbs. They are born in the head waters of Oregon and Washington streams and after three years in the Ocean return to propagate, often struggling far up to small mountain streams from which only the new generation can return
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Title:
Yellowtails
Linen unused
Description:
Executed in water color by Roger Tory Peterson
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Title:
Group of Angel Fish
Divided Back unused
Description:
Blue angel fish, black angel fish, french angel fish, & rock beauty
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Title:
The Famous Pizmo Beach Clams
Pizmo Beach California (CA), Divided Back unused
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Title:
Virgin Islands Underwater Wonders
Continental Chrome PM 1976 Oct-19
Description:
a. diver exploring a wreck. b. Squirril fish c. typical reef fish d. queen angelfish
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Title:
A Fish Trap on Hood's Canal, Washington
Washington (WA), Divided Back unused
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Title:
Hello, Write Soon
Linen unused
Description:
To you this may look fishy - but I tell you I'm sincere I'm sending you this greeting and wishing you were here!
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Title:
Unloading Halibut
Chrome unused
Description:
Unloading halibut in Prince Rupert showing species of large size. More halibut is landed in Prince Rupert than any other port in the world
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Title:
Poissons d'Aquarium - Aquarium Fish
Continental Chrome unused
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Title:
Fishing: The Catch of the Day
Divided Back PM 1910 Jun-24
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Title:
Fish Market
Divided Back PM Aug-3
Description:
Nathan Collier There are plenty of Fish Here
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Title:
Fish Native to Florida Waters
Chrome PM 1969 Jun-22
Description:
SPOTTED SEA TROUT RED SNAPPER RED FISH - also known as CHANNEL BASS The State of Florida is the Fishermen's Heaven. Deep-sea fishing in the Atlantic Ocean or Gulf of Mexico. Trolling, live bait fishing, plug casting or Surf fishing can be enjoyed at all times along the coast, sounds, bays and passes or channels
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Title:
Hello and Write Soon
Linen unused
Description:
The word "Hello" formed out of cartoon fishes. A cartoon fish with "Write Soon" on its side. A short rhyme: "To you this may look fishy - but I tell you I'm sincere; I'm sending you this greeting and wishing you were here!"
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Title:
Interior Salmon Cannery, Daily Capactiy 60 Tons, Columbia River
Linen unused
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Title:
Fresh Catch of Fish
Real Photo
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Title:
Round salmon
Divided Back PM 1912 Oct-3
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Title:
Laipala, (Antigonia Steindachneri)
Divided Back unused
Description:
Series R-50775
Fishes of Hawaii The Aquarium at Waikiki,Honolulu, claims the rarest and most beautiful fish in the world. they are odd in shape having all the hues of the rainbow with the tints laid on as if with the brush. No painter can imitate them nor language do them justice. words are inadequate to accurately portray these exquisite colors and weird shapes
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Title:
Blue ParrotFish
Divided Back unused
Description:
Series 110
(110) Blue Parrotfish (Scarus Caeruleus). John G. Shedd Aquarium, Chicago. The blue Parrotfish is a rather well known member of the large family of Parrotfishes, so-called from the resemblance of the mouth to the beak of a parrot. They are very numerous in all tropical waters, but are not of much value as food
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Title:
Scorpionfish
Divided Back
Description:
(103) Scorpionfish (Scorpaena pumieri. John G. Shedd Aquarium, Chicago. The scorpions present an excellent example of protective coloartion. When lying among the rocks of their native haunts they are practically invisible. They possess poison spines and are not edible
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Title:
Columbia River Salmon Catch
Divided Back unused
Description:
Series 2057
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Title:
Tomood Fishers Out On Bering Sea
Post Card (Undivided Back) PM 1906 Nov-01
Description:
Series 763
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Title:
Man in ocean with shark behind him
Divided Back
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Title:
Au Lieu De Faire Le Tu Ferais Mieux De Faire Le
Divided Back unused
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Title:
Birthday Greetings
Divided Back unused
Description:
Series 7073
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Title:
Catch of the Day
Divided Back unused
Description:
Series 1060
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Title:
Fish Dinner Still Life
Divided Back PM 1909 Nov-28
Description:
Series 3010
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Title:
Fishing Rod with Catch
Divided Back PM 1908 Nov-19
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Title:
R. I. Souvenir Clams
Divided Back unused
Description:
Series F-12
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Title:
A Happy Birthday
Divided Back unused
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Title:
Greetings
Divided Back unused
Description:
Series 80
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Title:
Greetings
Divided Back unused
Description:
Series 80
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Title:
A Jolly Christmas To You
Divided Back PM 1908 Dec-24
Description:
Series 249
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Title:
Coast of Maine Poem and Tribute
Divided Back PM 1911 Jul-06
Description:
Series 1910
Thank nature for thte beauty of the rock bound coast of Maine, Thank providence that naught can e're destroy it; Thank him or her who sends you here upon an outing trip; Thank heaven for the chance to long enjoy it!"
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Title:
Flounder Ocean scene
Divided Back unused
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Title:
On The Palace Pier Brighton
Divided Back PM 1907 Jul-08
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Title:
One To Another
Divided Back PM 1909 May-18
Description:
Series A.H.-29
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Title:
Enjoying the Scenery in Richmond
Divided Back PM 1905 Sep-11
Description:
The Kismet Series 500
No fear! I'm not going to take my hook yet From Richmond.
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Title:
Hawaiian Fish Laipala
Private Mailing Card unused
Description:
Series 15
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Title:
Hawaiian Fish Ohua
Private Mailing Card unused
Description:
Series 14
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Title:
Hawaiian Fish Ulaula
Private Mailing Card unused
Description:
Series 16
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Title:
Dans Le Toast De Imamate Be Coeur Est Toujours De Moitie
Divided Back unused
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Title:
Hawaiian Fish Akilolo
Private Mailing Card unused
Description:
Series 12
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Title:
Hawaiian Fish Kala
Private Mailing Card unused
Description:
Series 7
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Title:
Hawaiian Fish Kawa
Private Mailing Card unused
Description:
Series 9
Hawaiian Fishes are bright as the Rainbow.
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Title:
Hawaiian Flying Fish Malolo
Private Mailing Card unused
Description:
Series 11
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Title:
I'M Joins Un Baiser Rendez-Le!
Divided Back unused
Description:
Series 25027
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Title:
Souriez Faites Comme Eux Vous Serez Toujours Heureux
Divided Back unused
Description:
Series 25028
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Title:
Drop Me A Line
Divided Back unused
Description:
Series 23
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Title:
Fish and Reel
Divided Back unused
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Title:
Lovely Hanging Fish
Divided Back PM Jun-02
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Title:
Today's Catch
Divided Back PM Aug-23
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Title:
Staple Diet In Alaska
Linen unused
Description:
Series SA-28
Staple Diet In Alaska
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Title:
Snake River Trout Farm
Buhl Idaho (ID), Chrome unused
Description:
Series S-40321-5
Largest Trout Ranch in the world. 6 miles north of Buhl, Idaho. Surrounded by beautiful scenic splendor at the base of a lava wall in famous Snake River Canyon. Its 1000 Springs Rainbow Trout shipped throughout North America. Uses over 60 thousand gallons spring water per minute
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Title:
Scorpionfish
Divided Back unused
Description:
Series 103
The Scorpions present an excellent example of protective coloration. When lying among the rocks of their native haunts they are practically invisible. They possess poison poison spines and are not edible
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Title:
Whale S. W. Alaska Coast
Alaska (AK), Real Photo unused
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Title:
Finback Whale
Massachusetts (MA), Chrome unused
Description:
A 56 foot Finback Whale that swam onto the Brewster Flats on May 28th, 1963. A team from the Woods Hole Oceanographic Institution pushed off in an eight foot pram and herded it into deeper water. But the whale swam around the pram and drove itself onto the shallows again, where it slowly died. A. U.S. Coast Guard boat eventually towed it out to sea on a high tide.
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Title:
Star Fish Beds And Marine Gardens
Linen unused
Description:
Along the rocky shores at low tide may be found abundant varieties of star fish, sea anemones, crustations, etc. of great beauty and color. Star fish have five to ten arms and are from an inch to a foot in diameter. The anemones have many varieties and sizes up to a yard length in certain species.
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Title:
The Lobster, Restaurant 145 W 45th
New York City New York (NY), Chrome unused
Description:
When you come to New York, visit The Lobster, the city's finest sea food restaurant. Fresh sea food in season - Open daily in the heart of the theatre district since 1919!
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Title:
King Salmon Going Up Stream To Spawning Grounds
Alaska (AK), Divided Back unused
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Title:
King Salmon Going Up Stream To Spawning Grounds
Divided Back unused
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Title:
Bonito
Chrome unused
Description:
A hard fighting game fish found in the Gulf Stream and the reefs of Florida
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Title:
Cobia
Chrome unused
Description:
Usually found in Florida waters and the Gulf of Mexico-weighs up to 100 pounds and is hard-fighting game fish
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Title:
Dolphin
Chrome unused
Description:
A warm-water fish of the open ocean caught in Florida all year staying in or near the Gulf Stream. This fish shifts rapidly from one color phase to another but is always some combination of green, yellow, or blue usually with light blue spots. It reaches a weight of well over 60 pounds but averages about 15 to 20.
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Title:
Fish - Native To Florida Waters
Florida (FL), Chrome unused
Description:
Dolphin are fast strikers. When hooked, they immediately take a hard, fast initial run which usually ends in a series of dynamic leaps. They attain up to 60 lbs. in weight, and 6 feet in length. Has greenish-blue back with silver sides and belly; large gold dots on sides. Average weight: 2 to 3 pounds up to 18 pounds.
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Title:
Pacific Ocean Razor Calm
Washington (WA), Chrome unused
Description:
This choice delicacy is found along Washington's west coast and challenges the speed and skill of the digger
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Title:
White Marlin
Florida (FL), Chrome unused
Description:
White Marlin - average weight from 50 to 70 lbs. Seldom exceeds 8 ft. One of the most highly prized game fish on the Atlantic Coast
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Title:
Double Jump At The Aquatarium
Chrome
Description:
Gemini & Cricket. Twin performing Porpoises who synchronized act under the Golden Dome Aquatarium, St Petersburg Beach Florida.
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Title:
Snook
Continental Chrome unused
Description:
Average size 5 lb. - this is a salt water tackle buster of top rank; takes to artificial bait with a vim which endears them to all sportsmen
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Title:
Roaring River Rainbow Trout
Missouri (MO), Real Photo unused
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Title:
Hawaiian Fishes
Private Mailing Card unused
Description:
Hinalea, Kihikihi.
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Title:
Flying Fish
Divided Back unused
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Title:
Flying Fish
Divided Back unused
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Title:
Green Moray
Divided Back unused
Description:
Green Moray. Florida and west Indies active and ferocious. Reaches a length of 9 feet
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Title:
Queen Trigger Fish
Divided Back unused
Description:
Queen trigger fish. From a painting by Chas. R. Knight. Florida and West Indies. Shows four different phases of color. Can change color instantly
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Title:
Sea-Horse
Divided Back unused
Description:
Sea horse. Atlantic coast. Sometimes found in new York bay. The only fish with a grasping tail. Grows 7 inches long
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Title:
Sergeant Major
Divided Back unused
Description:
Sergeant Major. A tropical species. From Florida and the west Indies
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Title:
Short - Nosed Gar
Divided Back unused
Description:
Short nosed Gar. Great lakes and Mississippi valley. Related to extinct ganoids fishes
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Title:
The Lobster, 145 W. 45th
New York New York (NY), Chrome unused
Description:
When you come to New York. Visit The Lobster. The city's finest sea food restaurant. Fresh sea food in season - Open daily except Sundays, in the heart of he theatre district since 1919.
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Title:
Fish Native To Florida Waters
Florida (FL), Chrome PM 1967 Apr-03
Description:
Spotted Sea Trout, Red Snapper, Red fish - also known as Channel Bass. The State of Florida is the Fishermen's Heaven. Deep-sea fishing in the Atlantic Ocean or Gulf of Mexico. Trolling, live bait fishing, plug casting or Surf fishing can be enjoyed at all times along the coast, sounds, boys and passes or channels.
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Title:
Hawaiian Fishes
Divided Back unused
Description:
Scorp Enopsis Caccopsis. Cheilinus Bimaculatus
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Title:
Blue Tang
Chrome PM 1951 Nov-13
Description:
A fish that dwells on coral reefs - very common in Florida - weighs up to 1 1/2 pounds
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Title:
Sure see some strange sights down here!
Linen unused
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Title:
Lobster And Pot
Linen PM 1951
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Title:
Black Angel Fish
Divided Back unused
Description:
New York Aquarium. Florida and West Indies. Reaches a length of 2 feet. Strays north to New Jersey
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Title:
Brain Coral Finger Coral
Chrome unused
Description:
On the Shell Rock are two brightly colored Little Jewel-boxes. Number D. is Cluster Coral taken form the North Jetty on South Padre Island. Number E. is deep water Cluster Coral intertwined with tubes of the Worm Shell. Top Row A. Brain Coal: B. Finger Coral. Second Row C. Shell rock : D. Cluster Coral (center); E. Cluster Coral (right)
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Title:
Aquarium
Linen unused
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Title:
Chinook Salmon, Columbia River, Astoria, Oregon
Real Photo
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Title:
Two Sturgeons Caught Near Port Hill. One weighing 315 one 225 lbs
Port Hill Prince Edward Island (PE), Real Photo unused
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Title:
Fin Back Whale
Grays Harbor Washington (WA), Real Photo
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Title:
Pacific Ocean Razor Clam
Washington (WA), Chrome unused
Description:
Pacific Ocean Razor Clam This choice delicacy is found along Washington's west coast and challenges the speed and skill of the digger.
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Title:
Hawaiian fish Akilolo
Private Mailing Card unused
Description:
Illustrated colorful fish.
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Title:
A good catch of Muskellunge
Rice Lake Wisconsin (WI), Real Photo unused
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Title:
Trout - Hooked but not Landed
Divided Back
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Title:
Tag - You're it! Something Doing
Divided Back
Description:
Series 1910
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Title:
Two Views of Sapphire Fish - Bureau of Science Aquarium- Manila, PI
unused
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Title:
Banner Fish - Bureau of Science Aquarium - Manila, PI
unused
Description:
Heniochus acuminatus (Linnaeus)
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Title:
Bureau of Science Aquarium, Manila, P.I., Carona Taurichthys varius (Cuvier and Valenciennes)
unused
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Title:
Coral Beauty - Bureau of Science Aquarium - Manila, PI
unused
Description:
Amphiprion polymnus (Linnaeus)
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Title:
Banner Fish - Bureau of Science Aquarium - Manila, PI
unused
Description:
Heniochus macrolepidotus (Linnaeus)
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Title:
Burean of Science Aquarium Manila, P.I., Leaffish, Platax teira (Forskal)
unused
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Title:
Hilu,Hemicoris ballieui
unused
Description:
Series 265
This is fish from the Aquarium of Waikiki in Honolulu,that claims to have the rarest and the most beautiful fish in the world
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Title:
Hilu,Julis Flavovitatta
unused
Description:
Series 245
This is a fish from Hawaii.The Aquarium at Waikiki in Honolulu claims to possess the rarest and most beautiful fish in the world
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Title:
Whip Ray Caught in Florida
White Border unused
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Title:
Hauling a Hammerhead Shark on Board, Florida
White Border unused
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Title:
Whip Ray Caught on the Florida Coast
White Border unused
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Title:
Hauling a Hammerhead Shark on Board
Florida (FL), White Border unused
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Title:
Giant Whale Caught Off the Coast of Washington
White Border unused
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Title:
Tarpon in Mid-Air, A Thrill to All Fishermen
Linen unused
Description:
Curt Teich & Co
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Title:
Scuba Diving San Salvador Island in the Bahamas
Chrome unused
Description:
Paul Tzimoulis No need to ring the dinner bell to feed M/M Charlie Grouper. In this water, they can see you 200 ft. away. Photo by Paul Tzimoulis
Dynacolor Graphics, Inc
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Title:
Bonefish, known as the gamest fish
Chrome PM 1956 Jun-7
Description:
The "gamest" fish known on rod and reel--can be caught with flys, plugs, and bait. Found abundantly along the Florida Keys--they weigh up to 14 pounds: however the average size is usually 7 pounds--the Bonefish is a shallow water fish and can be caught by wading or from row-boats and skiffs. Fish--courtesy of Al Pflueger
Dexter Press
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Title:
Record Tarpon Catch in Florida
Linen PM 1938 Feb-17
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Title:
Fish in coral
Divided Back unused
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Title:
Octopus or Devil-Fish
Divided Back unused
Description:
Series 19
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Title:
Oh You Clam!
Divided Back PM 1915 Jan-25
Description:
Comic Series 22
Speak you clam, so silent and sane, We would fain hear your gentle voice again
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Title:
A Small Aquarium with Water Plants
Divided Back unused
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Title:
Fish Strung on a Line
Linen unused
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Title:
Blue Crab and Hermit Crab
Chrome PM 1963 Feb-23
Description:
Roger Tory Peterson Executed in water color by Roger Tory Peterson
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Title:
Fish & Gear
Divided Back unused
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Title:
600 Pounds of Halibut
Petersburg Alaska (AK), Real Photo unused
Description:
This is 600 pounds of halibut caught at Petersburgh, AK
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Title:
Queen Triggerfish (Balistes vetula)
Divided Back
Description:
Series 101
John G. Shedd Aquarium, Chicago The Queen Triggerfish is the most colorful of all its family. It is found in Florida and the West Indies. The name "triggerfish" comes from the peculiar locking action of the spines in the first dorsal fin
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Title:
235. Alaihi, (Holocentrus Diadema.)
Divided Back unused
Description:
Fishes of Hawaii Series R-50777
The Aquarium at Waikiki, Honolulu, claims the rarest and most beautiful fish in the world. They are odd in shape having all the hues of the rainbow with the tints laid on as if with the brush. No painter can imitate them nor language do them justice. Words are inadequate to accuratelly portray these exquisite colors and weird shapes
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Title:
Fishing is good in the NorthWest
Oregon (OR), Linen PM 1947 Jul
Description:
Series 9A.-H707
Fishing is Good in the Northwest. Young Chinook, Silver head Salmon, Limit Catch, Seining Salmon
Wesley Andrews company
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Title:
British Fish
Divided Back PM 1906 Sep-27
Description:
Oilette Series 1544
Front Hooked but not landed
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Title:
Greetings
Divided Back unused
Description:
Series 80
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Title:
Greetings
Divided Back unused
Description:
Series 80
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Title:
The Barbel The Perch The Ruffe Or Pope
Divided Back unused
Description:
British Freshwater Fish Series 9368
The Barbel (Barbus vulgaris) lives at the bottom of gently flowing rivers, and searches forits food roting among the stones. It reaches a considerable size, being bound in he Thames up to 12lbs and more. The Perch is one of the handsomest of British freshwater fishes. It prefers ponds, or rivers where the current is slow. The uffe or Pope is usually 3 or 4 inches in length, sometimes reaching 7 inches or more. It lives in shoals in deepish water in coal, shady places."
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Title:
The Pike The Chub The Gudgeon
Divided Back unused
Description:
British Freshwater Fish Series 9368
The Pike is common in the British Isles, where it is generally to be found in slow running weedy rivers and lakes. In size it often exceds 3 feet. It is a very ferucious and audacious fish. The Chub frequents deep holes in clear waters, coming to the surface in warm weather. It occasioonally attains a weight of between 6 and 7 lbs., but this is rare. The Gudgeon is gregarious in its habits, and prefers running water with a sandy or gravelly bed. It reaches in length 8 inches and more."
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Title:
A Loving Thought
Divided Back unused
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Title:
Why Don't You Write?
Divided Back unused
Description:
Series 27
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Title:
Crab
Divided Back unused
Description:
Series 261, A6249
Etisus splendidus. Fishes of Hawaii. The Aquarium at Waikiki, honolulu, claims the rarest and most beautiful fish in the world. They are odd in Shape having all the hues of the rainbow with the tints laid on as if with the brush. No painter can imitate them nor language do them justice. Words are inadequate to accurately oortray these exquisite colors and weird shapes."
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Title:
Crab
Divided Back unused
Description:
Series 262, A-62410
Charybdis Erythrodactyla. Fishes of Hawaii. The Aquarium at Waikiki, honolulu, claims the rarest and most beautiful fish in the world. They are odd in Shape having all the hues of the rainbow with the tints laid on as if with the brush. No painter can imitate them nor language do them justice. Words are inadequate to accurately oortray these exquisite colors and weird shapes."
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Title:
Hawaiian Fish Kapuhili
Private Mailing Card unused
Description:
Series 13
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Title:
Line of Fish
Divided Back PM 1910 Aug-25
Description:
National Series 6322
I know you've a string of fish to fry, And pleanty biting too But this old lobster'd like a line now drop one to me, - Do!"
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Title:
Hawaiian Fish Humuhumu
Private Mailing Card unused
Description:
Series 5
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Title:
Kanaka's Delight Hawaiian Islands
Private Mailing Card unused
Description:
Series 3
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Title:
New Baby Goldfish
Divided Back unused
Description:
Series 553
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Title:
Poi And Fish A Hawaiian Dish
Private Mailing Card unused
Description:
Series 2
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Title:
Courting Fish
Divided Back PM 1906 Feb-13
Description:
If I were a fish and had my wish, I'd take you under my fin, To a coral steep, in the Ocean deep, And there your love I'd win."
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Title:
Fish on a Hook, Microbe Series
Divided Back PM 1904 Apr-29
Description:
Microbe Series Series 16889
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Title:
Goldfish Love
Divided Back PM 1906
Description:
There's lots of good fish in the Sea But a goldfish like in the Sea But a goldfish like you is rare Or corne and be happy with me, You'll be in the swim I declare."
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Title:
How You Make Me Jump
Divided Back PM 1910 May-24
Description:
Series 1104
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Title:
Valentine Fish with Cane
Divided Back unused
Description:
Let others nubble at the wait And catch the hook and line, For you I am content to wait My darlint Valentine."
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Title:
Salmon Jumping Willamette Falls
Oregon (OR), Divided Back PM 1916 Feb-09
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Title:
Alaskan 36-Pound Trout
Alaska (AK), Chrome unused
Description:
Series P31685
A proud angler displays an Alaska-Size trout weighing more than 1/3 her own weight. Little wonder the vast 49th state is The Fishing Capital of the World
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Title:
Sargassumfish
Divided Back unused
Description:
Series 104
Sargassumfish (Histrio pictus) The Sargassum, or Mousefish, is a characteristic Inhabitant of the floating Sargassem, or Golf Weed. It resembles the weed very closely in color and pattern. It rarely swims free, preferring to crawl around in the world.s
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Title:
Yellow Finned Grouper
Divided Back unused
Description:
Series 111
The Yellow-Finned Grouper is subject to considerable color change - according to the locality in which it is caught. Those from deep water are quite red and are called Princess Rockfish. It reaches a large size and is considered a good food fish
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Title:
Puget Sound Geoduck Clams
Washington (WA), Real Photo unused
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Title:
Whale Beaching On The Oregon Coast
Continental Chrome unused
Description:
In June, 1979, forty-one sperm whales mysteriously beached themselves just 12-miles south of Sea Lion Caves. It may never be known why these creatures destroy themselves in this manner. This beaching was the third largest on record.
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Title:
Finback Whale
Massachusetts (MA), Chrome PM 1968 Jul-14
Description:
A 56 foot Finback Whale that swam onto the Brewster Flats on May 28th, 1963. A team from the Woods Hole Oceanographic Institution pushed off in an eight foot pram and herded it into deeper water. But the whale swam around the pram and drove itself onto the shallows again, where it slowly died. A. U.S. Coast Guard boat eventually towed it out to sea on a high tide.
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Title:
Octopus New York Aquarium
Linen unused
Description:
All temperate and tropical seas. Largest known specimen 28 feet across the arms. Changes color instantly
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Title:
Pacific Ocean Razor Clam
Chrome unused
Description:
Dug on the beaches of the blue pacific is this "Gourmet's Delicacy". Ways to eat them: Fried, Smoked, Fritters, Chowder and many other - why not join the fun?
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Title:
Ocean Grove Fruit (Clams)
Ocean Grove Massachusetts (MA), White Border PM 1920 Jul-28
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Title:
Greetings From Taunton
Taunton Massachusetts (MA), Divided Back PM 1910 Jun-22
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Title:
Florida Fish
Linen PM 1955 Oct-26
Description:
Some of the Fish Caught Along the Overseas Highway Florida Keys - Channel #2, Craig and Channel #5. Tarpon, Grouper, Barracuda, Snapper, Sailfish.
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Title:
Giant Black Bass
Santa Catalina Island California (CA), White Border PM 1924 Mar-13
Description:
Weight 436 pounds. Caught with rod and reel
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Title:
Cape Cod Fruit
Cape Cod Massachusetts (MA), White Border unused
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Title:
Giant Turtle Caught In Panamanian Water
Divided Back PM 1917 Jun-19
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Title:
Brook Trout
Divided Back unused
Description:
Brook trout. The most beautiful and best known of American trouts
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Title:
Octopus
Divided Back unused
Description:
Octopus or devil fish From Bermuda. A pacific species is 28 feet across the arms
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Title:
Cowfish
White Border unused
Description:
The Cowfish is enclosed in a bony shell and can move only its fins, tail and mouth. It is very abundant in Florida and is capable of considerable color changes. It is called "cowfish" because of the horns over the eyes.
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Title:
Scorpion Fish
White Border unused
Description:
The Scorpions present an excellent example of protective coloration. When lying among the rocks of their native haunts they are practically invisible. The possess poison spines and are not edible
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Title:
Yellowfin Grouper
White Border unused
Description:
The Yellowfin Grouper is subject to considerable color change-according to the locality in which it is caught. Those from deep water are quite red and are called Princess Rockfish. It reaches a large size and is considered a good food fish
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Title:
Flying Fish Avalon
Santa Catalina Island California (CA), Divided Back PM 1911 Dec-25
Description:
Santa Catalina Island 2 1/2 hours ride from Los Angeles. Great Winter and Summer Resort. Noted for climate, wonderful marine gardens, fishing, boating, bathing, hunting and many other attractions and amusements.
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Title:
Hawaiian Fishes
Divided Back PM 1910 Jan-27
Description:
Malolo, Gomphosus.
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Title:
Hawaiian Fishes
Divided Back PM 1910 Jan-05
Description:
Ala-Ihi, Akilolo
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Title:
Red Black Wag Platy at Eastern Garden Aquarium, U.S.Hwy.#1 Five Miles
South of Miami Florida (FL), Linen unused
Description:
World largest AQUARIUM Attraction , The 250 Foot Building is specially designed for breeding rare tropical fish and shipping to fanciers anywhere in the world.See thousands of baby fish emerging from eggs;mated pairs caring for their young .A sight worth coming miles to see.
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Title:
Greetings From Maine
Rockland Maine (ME), Linen unused
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Title:
Greetings From Maine Lobster
Maine (ME), Linen unused
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Title:
Maine Lake Trout
Linen unused
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Title:
Tropicla Florida Seashells
Linen unused
Description:
Sea Shells found along the Gulf Of Mexico. The ceaseless tide washes ashore hundreds of species of sea shells along the lower Gulf Coast of Florida. Shells of brilliant colors are found here, the rare specious going to collectors and museums. While the commoner types are shipped by the barrel to manufacturers of shell art novelties. Shell collecting is become popular Hobby.
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Title:
The Big Whale
Linen unused
Description:
Captured in Gulf of Mexico, 65 feet long, Weight about 75 tons.
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Title:
Greetings From
Divided Back
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Title:
Black Fish Driven Ashore Of South Welfleet
Divided Back unused
Description:
Nov. 17th and 18th 1884. About 1500 in school. Sold for $15,000 which was divided among 300 inhabitants.
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Title:
View Of Haw Par Villa - Mermaids
Linen unused
Description:
Tiger Balm Theme Park
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Title:
Totuava The Percomorph Fishes
White Border
Description:
Eriscion macdonaldi is a member of the Squeteague or weakfish family, its family name derived for the fact that when hooked the outh tears easily, this species is the largest of the weakfish and the record catch off the California coast is 172 pounds. closely related is the white sea-bass, Cynoscion nobilis. In these two species (C. nobiis and E. macdonaldi) the flesh is firmer than in the ordinary weakfish and thus bears shipment better. Both species are popular food and game fish. The totuava congregates in great numbrs near the mouth of the Colorado river and feeds in shallow water near the shoure. this accounts for the ease with which it can be approached and speared. The weakfish, Cynoscion regalis, is caught principally along the atlantic seaboard, and with sporting tackle gives the true disciple of Isaac Walton a real thrill. Its southern relative, cynoscion nebulosus, is also highly prized as a food and game fish but has been incorrectly known as sea trout.
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Title:
Feeding Time Of Marine Studios
Marineland Florida (FL), Linen PM 1948
Description:
Porpoises jump high out of the water for their food at marine Studios, world's only oceanarium, located 18 miles south of St. Augustine, 35 miles north of Daytona Beach, State Rt. AIA, one of the Holiday Highways.
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Title:
Young Blue Angelfish
Linen unused
Description:
Young fishes frequently differ greatly from their parents, both in shape and coloration, The Blue Angelfish is an example. These brilliant litle fellows are frequently observed flitting in and out of the coral growths at Key West.
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Title:
Pier 5 City Yacht Basin
Miami Florida (FL), Linen unused
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