Title:
Raphael Tuck and Son's "Connosseur" series
unused
Description:
Connoisseur Series 2623
Raphael Tuck and Son's "Connosseur". The Gorgeous East A Viceral Party
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Title:
African Elephants
unused
Description:
Series B 96
African Elephants British Museum (Natural History)
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Title:
Elephants in Transit
Real Photo unused
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Title:
Romul
unused
Description:
Large elephant sticking its trunk into the entrance of a red building.
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Title:
"Little Bertha" Performing Elephant
Sparks Nevada (NV), Chrome PM 1963 Jun-22
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Title:
Africa Wild Life - Elephant
Chrome PM 1962 Aug-24
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Title:
Greetings from African Safari - African Wild Life
Chrome
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Title:
Elephant shooting, Ceylon.
Ceylon unused
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Title:
Treetops Hotel
Nyeri, Real Photo PM 1964 Jul-19
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Title:
East African Game - Elephants at Water Hole
Real Photo PM 1954 Oct-28
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Title:
Trainer E. M. Schider Introducing Prince Utah, Eighth Wonder of the World
Real Photo
Description:
Born April 29, 1918, Liberty Park Zoo, Salt Lake
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Title:
The Strangest Farm on Earth
Hudson Centre New Hampshire (NH), Chrome unused
Description:
Les Smith The Strangest Farm on Earth Benson Wild Animal Farm Hudson Centre, New Hampshire Betsy the Elephant
Mike Roberts Color Production
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Title:
Elephants and Workers Moving Logs
unused
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Title:
Perry's Nut House
Belfast Maine (ME), Linen unused
Description:
Front has a picture of a statue of an elephant, wearing a blanket with the legend "An Elephant Brings Good Luck / See our Assortment Inside," and its handler. Back: Perry's Tropical Nut House, Inc. / Belfast, Me. and Seabrook, N.H. / "A Place Worth Visiting" / A solid, wooden, life-size replica of an Indian elephant. This, and over a hundred other exhibits to see, Admission FREE. A "Most Interesting Place on the Main Coast". Visitors are always "WELCOME".
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Title:
Betsy the Elephant, Benson Wild Animal Farm
Hudson Centre New Hampshire (NH), Chrome unused
Description:
The strangest farm on Earth.
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Title:
Molly, Tony and Waddy
White Border unused
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Title:
"Bertha" presented by Jenda Smaha at John Ascuaga's Nugget
Sparks (East Reno) Nevada (NV), Chrome unused
Description:
"Little Bertha", the world's most talented performing elephant has been trained from her infancy by Jenda Smaha, a member of a three generation circus family. The 16 year old Indian pachyderm weighs 4,700 lbs. and is fed a daily diet of a bale of hay, rolled oats, carrots and 30 gallons of water. Jenda presents "Little Bertha" nightly in the Circus Room Theater restaurant.
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Title:
To be seen with Hall's animal shows
Newburg Minnesota (MN), Divided Back
Description:
Photo of elephant and trainer practicing circus performance
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Title:
Tiger Attacking Men On Elephants
Divided Back unused
Description:
Series 241
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Title:
Elephant Fight
Divided Back unused
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Title:
Jose at the Walbridge Zoo, Toledo, Ohio
Divided Back PM 1909 Jul-28
Description:
Series 524
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Title:
Elephant House and Elephant Exercising, Franklin Park, Boston, Mass
unused
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Title:
The Elephants at Franklin Park, Boston, Mass
unused
Description:
Series 648
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Title:
Elephant with Mahout
Real Photo unused
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Title:
Elephant in the Zoo at Hamburg
unused
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Title:
Elephants at the Zoo
Divided Back unused
Description:
Series 3005
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Title:
Elephants in Africa
Divided Back unused
Description:
Series 5
The elephant is one of the most useful of wild animals, and is easily domesticated. The animal lives in herds in Africa, ans is captured by traps and then used for hunting other wild beats Its ordinary height is about ten feet, has a very thick skin, and long protruding trunk with large tusks, which are sold as ivory. A whole family. Rev. L.A. Dunlap of Mt. Vernon, Mo., says: "My children were afflicted with a cough resulting from measles, my wife with a cough that had prevented her sleeping more or less for five years, and your White wine of Tar Syrup has cured them all."
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Title:
The Cirque Room
San Francisco California (CA), Chrome unused
Description:
The Cirque Room "The Smartest Night Spot in San Francisco" Famous Dancing and Cocktail Room of The Fairmont Hotel Atop Nob Hill - San Francisco 6, California Ernest Drury, Manager
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Title:
"Babe" Walbridge Park Elephant
Toledo Ohio (OH), White Border unused
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Title:
Herd of Elephants in the Jungle
Divided Back unused
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Title:
Elephant Saluting, New York Zoological Park
New York New York (NY), Post Card (Undivided Back) unused
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Title:
Elephant Riding - Have One on Me
Milwaukee Wisconsin (WI), Divided Back PM 1908 Oct-26
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Title:
A Native Prince in Howda or Elephant Palanquin
unused
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Title:
Elephant in Bathing Pool, Lincoln Park Zoo
Chicago Illinois (IL), Divided Back PM 1910 Sep-20
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Title:
Promenade Sensationnelle
Divided Back unused
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Title:
Elephant rests in field and holds a U.S. flag in her trunk
Divided Back unused
Description:
Series 24243
Minnie, the Brookside Park elephant, bought with pennies donated by the Children of Cleveland, Ohio
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Title:
Elephant Bathing, Lincoln Park, Chicago
Divided Back unused
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Title:
Performing Elephant at Ringling Bros. Winter Quarters
Sarasota Florida (FL), Linen PM 1950 Mar-27
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Title:
Elephant Show at Forest Park
St. Louis Missouri (MO), Chrome unused
Description:
A troupe of young elephants entertains thousands of visitors at free shows presented daily during the summer months. Similar arenas are used for the LION show, and the CHIMPANZEE show. The St. Louis Zoo is a year 'round attraction where an elaborate collection of birds, reptiles and animals is housed in beautiful environs
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Title:
Perry's Tropical Nut House
Seabrook New Hampshire (NH), Linen unused
Description:
PERRY'S TROPICAL NUT HOUSE, Inc. SEABROOK, NEW HAMPSHIRE and BELFAST, MAINE A burly mahout rides this life-size elephant in front of Perry's Tropical Nut House, Seabrook, N. H. Visitors are cautioned not to feed the elephant
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Title:
Bertha and Tina, John Ascauga's Nugget
E. Reno Nevada (NV), Chrome unused
Description:
353 rooms; 7 restaurants; convention facilities Bertha and Tina, The Nugget's own talented Pachyderms, presented by C. J. Madison and assisted by Diane Olson, appear on stage in the Circus Room Theater Restaurant. They have gained world attention from several appearances on the Hollywood Palace, Ed Sullivan and Steve Allen TV shows
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Title:
Pair Of East African Elephants, New York Zoological Park
New York (NY), Divided Back unused
Description:
Series 3664 B
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Title:
Elephant
Divided Back unused
Description:
Series 102
Sentimentalitn is the most broten reed upon which righteousness can lean. Theo. Roosevelt
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Title:
Elephant House
Divided Back unused
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Title:
My Latest Portrait - Elephant
Divided Back PM 1911 Jul-15
Description:
Wie viel hat es gekostet
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Title:
Pair Of African Elephants, New York Zoological Park
Divided Back unused
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Title:
African Bush Elephant
Chrome unused
Description:
African Bush Elephant. Largest elephant on record, it weighed about 12 tons and stands 13 feet 2 inches at the shoulder. It was killed in 1955 by J.J. Fenykovi, of Madrid, Spain, who donated it to the Smithsonian. Museum of Natural History, Smithsonian Institution.
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Title:
Portland Zoological Gardens
Portland, Chrome unused
Description:
Packy and his mother, Belle. Born April 14, 1962, Packy is the first elephant born in the United States in 40 years. At birth, he weighed 225 pounds.
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Title:
Children Enjoying Ride On Miss Jim
White Border unused
Description:
St. Louis Zoological park
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Title:
Balance And Grace
Chrome unused
Description:
The performing elephants of Ringling Bros, and Barnum & Bailey Circus World Showcase entertain the guest during one of the many different elephant shows.
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Title:
Children Riding Elephant
Chrome unused
Description:
Vacation in Beautiful Alabama. Perched precariously on a placid, but pompous pachyderm, children appear more solicitous than Shirley. Animals from all parts of the World enjoy the wonderful climate and Southern Hospitality of places like the Morgan Zoo, Canyonland Park, Sequoyah Cave and nearby Georgia Game Park
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Title:
Elephant lumber jack
Chieng-Dao, Chrome
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Title:
Ceylon Elephant
Divided Back unused
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Title:
Elephant Show St. Louis Zoo
Chrome unused
Description:
St. Louis Zoo. Here five Asiatic elephants in the St. Louis Zoo's Elephant Show salute the audience at the command of their trainer, Floyd Smith. The Elephant Show is one of three animal training shows featured at the St. Louis Zoo. The 1953 show schedule will run from May 16 to October 12, with performance daily excepting Mondays.
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Title:
Elephant Judy
Linen unused
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Title:
Elephants
Sarasota Florida (FL), Linen unused
Description:
Thousands visit the Ringling Bros. menagerie in winter quarters here. Circus animals and paraphernalia help to make the annual pageant of Sara de Sota in February, one of eh largest and most spectacular events of its kind in the world.
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Title:
Dr. Monk Monkey and Elephant
Post Card (Undivided Back) unused
Description:
Dr. Monk : go and see a plumber at once. You don't need a doctor
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Title:
Elephant House, New York Zoological Park
Divided Back unused
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Title:
Zebra Forest Park Zoo
Linen unused
Description:
The St. Louis Zoo, which is one of the great municipal enterprises which have made the city so well known for its progressiveness and civic energy, has been developed into one of the chief zoological gardens of America. Huge steel and concrete structures house a comprehensive collection of wild animals, while in similar buildings, especially planned, are seen the massive animals such as elephants, hippopotami and others. Roving animals of a hundred species are confined in ample and steel-fenced yards
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Title:
Studebaker Adaptability - The Studebaker Electric Truck in Use as an Ambulance
Divided Back unused
Description:
Series 454
Tinted photo of circus elephant with bandaged leg being transported from circus grounds on red Studebaker flatbed truck. Truck is labeled "STUDEBAKER BROS. MFG. CO". Photo dates from early 1900s and shows spectators watching elephant being taken away. Serial #454
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Title:
Tourist Automobile - Stronger than an Elephant.
Cleveland Ohio (OH), Divided Back
Description:
If a Tourist Automobile will haul an elephant it will haul you.
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Title:
Tallest Married Couple with an Elephant
Real Photo unused
Description:
Greetings from the World's Tallest married couple. Mr. & Mrs. Fred Fischer with Ringling Bros. Barnum & Bailey Circus
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Title:
Suggestion for lovers from the jungle
Divided Back
Description:
Series 56
You can put your clothes in my trunk
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Title:
Elephants: African Baby "Congo" and the Indian "Gunda"
Bronx New York (NY), Real Photo unused
Description:
New York Zoological Park
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Title:
Elephants in Circus Parade
Newport New Hampshire (NH), Real Photo PM Aug-10
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Title:
Man Feeding Baby Elephant
Divided Back unused
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Title:
Men in Native Clothing, Riding Elephants
Real Photo PM 1910 Nov-27
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Title:
Myanmar Working Elephant Carrying Building Material
Real Photo
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Title:
Trainer E. M. Schider, Prince Utah Baby Elephant
Real Photo unused
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Title:
Steiff Zoo Favorites - Elephants
Chrome unused
Description:
From the deep jungle "Jumbo" the elephant and his family stroll along the outskirts of a native village
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Title:
Elephant Carrying Logs
PM 1939 Aug-28
Description:
No. 10
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Title:
The Indian Elephant
Divided Back unused
Description:
The Indian Elephant lives in South Asia and feeds upon vegetation, which it plucks and conveys to its mouth with its trunk. It has been long domesticated, and is used for carrying and hauling. Large specimens stand 11 feet high. Another kind, found in Africa, is distinguished by its immense ears and round forehead. It is as large and docile as the Indian species, but is not domesticated
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Title:
Baby Jumbo's Toilet
Divided Back unused
Description:
Our Pets Series 1426
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Title:
Two Elephants standing in Grassland
Divided Back unused
Description:
Series 410
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Title:
Elephants' Bathtime by R. Samaraweera
Divided Back unused
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Title:
Securing captive elephant
Real Photo unused
Description:
Published by the Imperial Institute, London, S.W.7
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Title:
Baby Elephants, Lincoln Park
Chicago Illinois (IL), Divided Back PM Mar-8
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Title:
Elephant, Overton Park Zoo
Memphis Tennessee (TN), Linen unused
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Title:
Circus coming down the street
Real Photo unused
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Title:
A Merry Christmas - Breakfast in Bed
Divided Back
Description:
William Henry Ellam Breakfast in Bed Series II
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Title:
Performing Elephants at Ringling Bros & Barnum Bailey Winter Headquarters
Sarasota Florida (FL), Linen unused
Description:
Countless allurements for young and old include the training of elephants and wild animals and the schooling of blooded horses, as well as the practice sessions in which men and women circus stars perfect new spangleland thrillers. Sarasota Visitor's Guide
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Title:
Bertha
Chrome unused
Description:
The world's most talented performing elephant. Bertha, John Ascuaga's Nugget's own amazing elephant, has been the "biggest" star in the Reno area since 1962. She was born in India in 1945. Now, fully grown, she weighs approximately five tons! Like all the great entertainers who've appeared at the Nugget, Bertha enjoys "star" treatment. She is groomed daily and her skin is frequently smoothed with a coarse sandpaper material. She receives an extensive pedicure every six weeks. Fine dining for Bertha is a balanced diet of oat hay, a variety of vegetables fruit and bread. Bertha lives in her own custom built "Elephant Palace" just west of the Nugget (at 14th Street and Nugget Avenue). Her Home features a private swimming pool and fenced exercise yard. Bertha loves to meet people and eagerly accepts visitors any day of the week, from 10 am. to 2 p.m
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Title:
Nugget
Chrome unused
Description:
Series P-1054
The Nugget's performing pachyderms, Bertha and Tina, are trained and directed by C. J. Madison, and are presented on stage nightly in the circus room Theater Restaurant. Bertha Birthplace India, Birthdate 1945, Weight 9600 lbs. Growth Full-grown Diet elephants eat Oat hay, a variety of Vegetables, fruit & bread. Tina Birthplace Thailand Birthdate 1965, Weight 3200 lbs. Growth 400 lbs a year until age 21. elephants eat Oat hay, a variety of vegetables, fruit & bread
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Title:
Elephant
Divided Back unused
Description:
Educational Series of Postcards Series 401
The Elephant. (Elephas indicus.) Elephants are found in Africa, India, Ceylon, Burma, the Malay Peninsula, Cochin-China, Sumatra and Borneo. They live in heards, are captrued by the aid of tame Elephant,s and are easily subdued. When tamed, they became one of the most useful of domestic animals on account of their enormous strength, intelligence and obedience. Tne The african elephant is larger than that found in Asia. The well-known African-Elephant "Jumbo" that ended its days in the Unted States. Measured eleven feet at the shoulder and weighed six-and-a-half tons. The species on this card is an Indian Elephant."
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Title:
Indian Elephant, New York Zoological Park
Divided Back PM 1939 Oct-17
Description:
Series 4649 B
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Title:
Indian Elephant Multi View
Rangoon, Divided Back PM 1907 Dec-12
Description:
Elephant being shipped on a B. I. Steamer. Elephant working Teak Logs. Elephants at work moving Teak Logs
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Title:
Bertha And Tina
Chrome unused
Description:
Bertha and Tina, The Nugget's own talented Pachyderms, presented by C. J. Madison and assisted by Diane Olson, appear on stage in the Circus Room Theater Restaurant. They have gained world attention from several appearances on the Hollywood Palace, Ed Sullivan and Steve Allen TV shows.
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Title:
Hiking in the Alps
Linen PM 1954 Sep-07
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Title:
African Elephant Kartoum, New York Zoological Park
Divided Back unused
Description:
(Largest African Elephant in Captivity)
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Title:
People Of Weight On Latham's Aeroplane
Divided Back unused
Description:
Latham's Aeroplane. At first sight Mr. Latham's aeroplane appears similar in construction to that of M. Bleriot's but upon examination it is found to be different in many features. He is an Englishman, and his plucky but abortive effort to be the first to cross the Channel will always be remembered by his countrymen. At Rheims, with his Antoinette" monoplane, Mr. Latham sustained a flight of no less than 96 miles in 2 hours 18 minutes, and was second in the Grand Prix.
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Title:
Young African Elephants, New York Zoological Park
Linen unused
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