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Social History: The card was sent from Mrs. Lee L. Baldwin in Fortson, Washington, to Mrs. W. T. Lilly in Arlington, Washington. Both towns were bu...

Social History: Addressed to H. P. Larsen at 813 South Broadway "Maaske jeg kommer til Green Bay Lordag aften ring os efter..." Translation: "Maybe...

Social History: Mailed on New Years Eve to Miss Lucy Hobson in Ballsville, Virginia: "May the new year bring joy and peace to you, may health &...

Social History: Sent from Lynchburg to Mr. Willis W. Hobson in Ballsville, Virginia: "Dear Uncle as the year slips away from us, so remember that y...

Social History: Mailed just two days before Christmas, the card was sent from "Freda" to Miss Lydia Maeke on Route 2 in Humboldt, Illinois. The fro...

Social History: This card is addressed to Hr. Skrædermester Larsen—the Danish title for Mr. Master Tailor Larsen. Hans P. Larsen was a prominent cr...

Social History: The image features two Franciscan friars in traditional brown habits walking through the lush courtyard, providing a rare human gl...

Social History: A handwritten message from "Bill" to Miss Caroline "Carrie" Cushing provides a charming look at early Florida tourism. Caroline wa...

Social History: A sweet note from a traveler named Sarah to "Lizzie" about her journey home: "We are starting for home today where we expect to arr...

Social History: The sender, "M.A.V.", writes to Mr. Wallace J. Landry in Thorp, Wisconsin: "Sue, Elsie and I came down this noon... Came by your ho...

Social History: The card includes a handwritten message: "To Samuel from Raymond Weaver," addressed to Mr. H. Weaver at 611 7th St., Chester, Pa. ...

Social History: Mailed in 1916 from Alyth, Scotland, to Toronto, Canada, this piece is a fascinating relic of WWI-era international correspondence:...

Social History: This card is a rare document of "U-Boat Mania" in a neutral America. Arriving on November 1, 1916, the Deutschland was the world’s...

Social History: This is a rare WWI Baltic-Russian crossover artifact. While the card is official Imperial Russian stationery mailed from Petrograd ...

Social History: Addressed to Miss Lucy Hobson in Ballsville, Virginia, this card is a verified piece of the historic Hobson family correspondence f...

Social History: Addressed to Miss Lucy B. Hobson in Ballsville, Virginia: "Love and wishes for a merry christmas. Therese." Scene: A panoramic-styl...

Social History: Sent from George Jensen in Denmark, Wisconsin, to Mr. Steven Rosik in Maribel, Wisconsin, it highlights the social connections with...

Social History: This is a poignant piece of WWI-era social history, mailed from Greenfield, Massachusetts, on December 19, 1917. At a time when the...

Social History: The message captures a moment of family longing and social history, as the sender mentions being "sorry that you could not come up"...

Social History: This is a deeply personal and poignant message from a soldier during World War I. The handwriting is a bit faint, but the sentimen...

Social History:  The card is a fascinating piece of hobby history. The sender, identifying as "Member 4017" of the BS Club from Washington, D.C. wr...

Social History: Written to Miss Edith Lautenslager at 704 East Page St, St. Paul, Minnesota. Mailed just eight months after the end of World War I,...

Social History: This card captures a classic American tourism moment from the summer of 1919: "Dear Norma: Here is where we are going next Monday &...

Social History: Addressed from Auntie Eleanor to a Mr. James Reed Moss at St. Luke’s Hospital in New Bedford, Mass, this card serves as a personal...