Title:
Woman Posed Holding Tree Blossoms
PM 1902 Jun-14
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Title:
Correspondence from Russia to Germany
PM 1905 Jul-15
Description:
Handwritten postcard addressed to Berlin, Germany.
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Title:
La Rue du Gillard
Chavanges PM 1903 Jul-11
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Title:
Monte Igueldo from Tunnel
San Sebastian unused
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Title:
Riesenrad
Vienna PM 1930 Nov-29
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Title:
View of Town
Bathgate PM 1906 Jan-1
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Title:
View of Temple in Jungle
Real Photo unused
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Title:
View of Town
Taxco, Real Photo PM Feb-3
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Title:
French Payment Request Form - Postal History
unused
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Title:
Sunset and Palm Tree
Scenic Hawaii (HI), Real Photo PM 1942 Jul-12
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Title:
Dresden - Finanzministerium - Gesamtminsterium
Dresden unused
Description:
Dresden - Finance Ministry and Government Building
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Title:
Franzensring
Vienna PM 1920 Jul-19
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Title:
Town Hall Square
Bradford PM 1906 May-15
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Title:
Wien
Vienna PM 1920 May-8
Description:
Ausblick vom Rathausturm gegen das Burgtheater
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Title:
Giant Cannon with Cannonballs
Moscow PM 1908 May-19
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Title:
Ballerina by Kim Camba
Continental Chrome unused
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Title:
"Adolf Zoeppritz-Haus" am Kreuzeck
unused
Description:
"Adolf Zoeppritz" Alpine Lodge on the Kreuzeck (1652 m) with Alpspitze and Zugspitze peaks.
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Title:
Air Station, Rand Airport
Johannesburg unused
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Title:
Candle Sellers
Chichicastenango PM 1941 Jan-20
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Title:
Deutsche Reichspost Postal Card 1883
PM 1883 Aug-12
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Title:
Luitpold Prinz Regent Bayern
(Bavaria) unused
Description:
an das 25 jährige Regentschafts - Jubiläum S.K.Hoheit des Prinzregenten Luitpold Von Bayern
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Title:
Premiere Chasse (First Hunt)
unused
Description:
Vous voila pince, renifle le garde, En croisant les bras d'un air entendu, Avant de chasser, on lit, on regarde L'ecriteau portant que c'est defendu. ("Got you, my lad!" sniffs the gamekeeper, Crossing his arms with a knowing air, "Before hunting, you should read The notice that says it's prohibited."
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Title:
Premiere Chasse (First Hunt)
unused
Description:
Montrez vos papiers, que je les parcours.- Besicles au nez; il lit ces papiers Tandis que Raymond, malgre sa bravoure, Baisse tristement ses yeux sur ses pieds. ("Let's have a look at your papers!" Spectacles on his nose, he examines the papers While Raymond, despite his bravado, Looks sadly down at his feet.)
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Title:
Steamer Toloa, Great White Fleet - United Fruit Company
Linen PM 1940 Aug-27
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Title:
Boats on Water, 1894 Postal Card
PM 1894
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Title:
View of the Docks
Port Talbot PM Feb-01
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Title:
Traditional Pakistan Ceremonial Dress
Chrome unused
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Title:
Hudson River Line, Edgewater
Real Photo PM 1904 Nov-5
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Title:
Souvenir des Alpes
unused
Description:
Different animals and scenes from the Alps.
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Title:
Trental - Postal History
Trento unused
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Title:
Czech Republic
Continental Chrome PM 196-8
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Title:
Kusa Ichi Festival Days in Japan
PM 1964 Jul-12
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Title:
National Holidays and Festivals of Japan
PM 1938 Jul-16
Description:
Servant's Day - Yabuiri
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Title:
Street Scene
Ikaho PM 1942 Feb-10
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Title:
View over Town, Dairen South Manchuria
Dalian PM 1919 Aug-08
Description:
Formerly Dairen
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Title:
Bojnice Castle
Bojnice, Continental Chrome PM 1940 Jul-23
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Title:
Inauguration of Dwight D. Eisenhower, January 21, 1957
Chrome PM 1957 Jan-2
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Title:
Polar Ice Cap
Chrome PM 1958 Nov-1
Description:
Los Angeles - Frankfurt Polar Service: F.A.M. 27
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Title:
Austrian Postal Card April 10, 1938
unused
Description:
Stamped in Vienna one day before the plebiscite which was to decide whether Austria would join Nazi Germany in "One Reich" - the cancellation urges the recipients to "give the Fuehrer your yes vote"
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Title:
A Tennis Champion
unused
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Title:
Charles A. Lindbergh and Myron T. Herrick
Chrome PM 1977 May-20
Description:
US Ambassador to France and staff of US Embassy in Paris - May 21, 1977
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Title:
Reply card from Austria 1954 (no picture)
Continental Chrome PM 1954 May-7
Description:
A stamp dealer from Vienna (Austria) replies to a potential customer in Los Angeles, CA
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Title:
Eindhoven Celebrates the Philips Jubilee
Continental Chrome PM 1951 May-15
Description:
As seen by artist D. Wildschut
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Title:
Dramatic True Stories From the Great West - The Bogus Baron
Linen unused
Description:
BOGUS BARON by Oren Arnold One day in the 1880's a man dressed as a magnificent CABALLERO rode into Arizona and said he owned 12,000,000 rich acres, inherited as an old Spanish land grant. The U. S. Government investigated his papers--and backed up his claim. Forthwith he made people pay for living on his land. One railroad paid him $50,000, a mine paid a like amount; every firm and individual had to pay heavy fees to this fellow--"Baron James Addison de Peralta-Reavis. But one day an Arizona printer happened to see his documents of inheritance. One paper, dated 1748, was printed in a type not even invented until 1875! Thus the great baron tumbled, and went to prison. But he had already collected a fortune, made himself internationally famous, had traveled the world over, and owned four mansions. His bogus barony still ranks as the most gigantic swindle in American history. DRAMATIC TRUE STORIES FROM THE Great West
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Title:
The Cattle Rustler
Linen unused
Description:
by Oren Arnold This sign means exactly what it says! If you know Western tradition at all, you can guess what happens to the "theives" brought in. This sign was posted in the Southwest - no, not in 1879, but in 1939 - and within a year the reward was paid six times! Moreover, there was no trial! Note the bullet holes. Next to Indians, rustlers were the greatest enemies faced by cowboys in the Olden Days. A rustler would steal one or a dozen steers, reburn them with his own brand and claim them for his own. Often he would drive off hundreds of cattle in one herd, to change their brands or sell them miles away. Many a gun fight, many a death, resulted from the war with rustlers. In modern times, most rustling is "rubber tired." Thieves with trucks stop by the roadside, load on several fat steers, speed away to butcher them for a black market. Such thieves are hard to catch, wherefore - "$500 Re-Ward, and no trial!"
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Title:
De Gaulle
unused
Description:
Staatsbesuch, De Gaulle in der Bundersrepublik, September 1962
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Title:
Hochzeit des Fahres
unused
Description:
Thronfolgerin Prinzessin Beatrix (Holland) & Claus von Amsberg (Deutschland)
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Title:
Richard Nixon
unused
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Title:
President Jimmy Carter
Chrome PM 1977 Jan-20
Description:
Inaugurated January 20, 1977 as 39th President of the United States
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Title:
President Jimmy Carter
Chrome PM 1977 Jan-20
Description:
President Jimmy Carter inaugurated January 20, 1977 as 39th President of the United States
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Title:
Post Office Notification Card
Brigham City, Chrome PM 1983 Jan-6
Description:
From the collection of Leo L. Mitchell
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Title:
Moi Bien Content
Divided Back
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Title:
1980 Winter Olympics Cancel
Chrome PM 1980 Nov-01
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Title:
Cunard White Star Mauretania
Linen PM 1950 Feb-15
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Title:
Greetings from Burning Man 2007 Black Rock City
unused
Description:
Postcard mailed from the playa at Burning Man 2007
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Title:
San Pablo
San Pablo California (CA), Chrome PM 1988 Feb-07
Description:
An aerial view of the thriving town of San Pablo and the Brookside Hospital shown in the center of the picture
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Title:
Airship Los Angeles
Akron Ohio (OH), Chrome PM 1972 Nov-12
Description:
The Airship (German LZ-126, Navy ZR-3) was built by the Zeppelin Company in 1924 and flown to the U.S. from October 12 to 15, it was there turned over to the navy as part of German WWI reparations. The navy flew it officially until decommissioning in June, 1932, and unofficially until 1938. It was broken up about 1939. Specifications were: Length 658 Feet, Diameter 92 Feet, Gas Volume 70,000 Cubic Meters. It is shown flying over the uncompleted dock at Akron airport in December, 1929. The Dock is 1175 feet long, 325 feet wide and 211 feet high without interior support.
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Title:
35Th Antarctic Cruising Expedition
Chrome PM 1977
Description:
M. S. Lindblad Explorer in Antartica
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Title:
New York International Airport
New York City New York (NY), Chrome PM 1963
Description:
This view depicts International Airport as it will appear when completed. Through this port of enter will entry will enter all international air travelers entering the United States through the port of New York
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Title:
Menger Hotel
San Antonio Texas (TX), Chrome PM 1968
Description:
San Antonio's only Resort Hotel A Texas tradition since 1959 the magnificent Menser features a year around swimming pool for your pleasure. Attractively furnished good rooms have television or radios, completely air-conditioned. Private parking ""lot with
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Title:
Rockefeller Center
New York City New York (NY) PM 1940
Description:
5th to 6th Aves. and 48th to 51st Sts., is one of the greatest endeavors in group construction by man. The tallest building in the group (RCA) is 70 stories. A City within a City
Nice Worlds Fair Postmark
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Title:
French Settlement - HK->Seattle->SF Cancels
Shanghai PM 1906
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Title:
Silhouette of Nazi, Swastika, One People, One Empire, One Leader
Continental Chrome PM 1938 Oct-8
Description:
Ein Volk, ein Reich, ein Führer
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Title:
Dead Sea, Palestine Stamps
unused
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Title:
A horse cart
Peking PM 1906 Nov-9
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Title:
Views of Shanghaï
Shanghai PM 1900 Nov-8
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Title:
Man Carrying Things in Basket on Back
Coban PM 1912 Dec-19
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Title:
Swiss Railroad Station
Locarno
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Title:
Asian Family Outside Doing Chores - Sun Yat-sen
Divided Back PM 1920 Dec-3
Description:
Somehow connected to Sun Yat-Sen
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Title:
Imperial Hotel Mailed from Canton China
Tokyo PM 1937 Jan-31
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Title:
New Year Greetings
PM 1917 Nov-25
Description:
God grant a happier New Year May gladden this dear earth. Because in your heart and in mine Kind thoughts have gentle birth. I trust that when the year shall wane Our lips may softly say: Some sweet joy thrives in other lives Because we passed their way.
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Title:
Topless woman
Chrome unused
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Title:
Wilkes Station, Australian Antarctic
Chrome PM 1961 Jan-10
Description:
Pentothal Advertising
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Title:
Siempre Listos
Continental Chrome PM 2002 Jul-4
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Title:
Ice Palace, St. Paul Winter Sports Carnival, 1941
St. Paul Minnesota (MN), Real Photo PM 1941 Feb-8
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Title:
Children at a garden fountain
PM 1965 Apr-25
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Title:
Pole to Pole - US Navy Operation Deepfreeze
Continental Chrome unused
Description:
House Committee on Interstate and Foreign Commerce participating in the International Geophysical Year. Scandinavian Airlines System's Polar route, the short-cut over the top of the world
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Title:
Fran and Ollie's Rock & Gem Shop
Okanogan Washington (WA), Chrome PM 1974 Jul-13
Description:
Home of Natural Gemstone Jewelry. State approved information center for tourist, and rock-hounds. Campers and trailers are invited to use the sanitary dumping station
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Title:
Y.M.C.A
Knoxville Tennessee (TN), Divided Back PM 1910
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Title:
Austrian Postal Card April 10, 1938
unused
Description:
Stamped in Vienna one day before the plebiscite which was to decide whether Austria would join Nazi Germany in "One Reich" - the cancellation urges the recipients to "give the Fuehrer your yes vote"
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Title:
Karl Koch
Divided Back PM 1915 Mar-15
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Title:
Postcard from USA's Smallest Post Office
Wheeler Springs California (CA), Chrome
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Title:
Israeli Tank at the Gulf of Suez
Continental Chrome unused
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Title:
President Jimmy Carter, 39th President, United States
Chrome PM 1977 Jan-20
Description:
President Jimmmy Carter, inaugurated January 20, 1977 as 39th President of the United States
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Title:
President Jimmy Carter
Continental Chrome PM 1977 Jan-20
Description:
Series B6456
39th President, United States. President Jimmy Carter Inaugurated January 20, 1977 as 39th President of the United States.
Inauguration Day Cancel
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Title:
You are ever in my thoughts!
Linen PM 1944 Oct-25
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Title:
Woolloomooloo From The Domain
Sydney, Divided Back PM Dec-26
Description:
Postage Due 2c
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Title:
Mayflower Restaurant
Lake City South Carolina (SC), Linen PM 1953
Description:
Mayflower Home Cooked Meals Restaurant Acline Avenue. We serve to Serve Again Telephone 351 T. M. Henry Owner
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Title:
The Mailomat
PM 1945
Description:
The "Mailomat" . . . Is a coin-operated U.S. mailbox for people who have letters to mail-and no stamps. It is a "self-service postoffice" that mails your letters withour need of adhesive stamps. To mail a letter you (1) drop money in coin slot (2) dial correct postage denomination (3) insert letter in letter slot. The machine does the rest; automatically takes your letter, prints postage and postmark on it, and holds if for collection. . . provides postage from 1c to 33c, including Air Mail, Special Delivery, etc., with no premium for postage. Metered mail needs less postoffice handling, often catches earlier trains and planes, starts on its way sooner. The "Mailomat" is a pre-war invention of Pitney-Bowes Postage Meter Co., Stamford, Conn., now converted to war production; was developed in cooperation with the U.S. Post Office Dept. to facilitate public use of the mails in post office lobbies, railway terminals, etc. Manufacturing will begin when the war is won. Try this new "stampless" postal service now. Use this card to say "hello" to that boy in Service. And when using the mails these days, at home or office, remember to mail early and often . . . to help clear the track for war mail . . . and to help the Post Office help you! Collection of mail from coin-operated letter box Streamlined mailing . . no adbesive stamps required Instructional post card, compliments of Pitney-Bowes Postage Meter Co.
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