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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: Sent to Miss Effie Patton in Fulton, Kentucky: "How are you this beautiful morning? I am well alright only I am not through with my...

Social History: Sent to Mrs. Martin Covert, Chagrin Drive, Mentor, Ohio: "Dear Ruby - We are having a fine time and lots of good eats. Love, Rose."...

Social History: Just outside the church entrance, you can see a small figure of a man interacting with a dog on the sidewalk. Scene: Old North Chur...

Social History: A classic "weather report" correspondence between friends: "Morgan Ky Feb 12 1910. Hello Ambrose how are you. Having a fine time do...

Social History:  Sent to Mr. & Mrs. Geo Campbell in New Bedford, Massachusetts: "Thursday—Hi—Two weeks fast coming to an end. 'Tenting on the o...

Social History: Mailed to Mrs. Ethel P. Gagnon, 16 Oakland Road, Sharon, Massachusetts:  "Dear Ethel: It is lovely up here glad to be where it is ...

Social History: Mailed from Worcester, Massachusetts, to Ballsville, Virginia, just before Easter, the brief but warm message, "With love and best ...

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: The message to Mr and Mrs W True in Lincoln, Nebraska highlights the social history of Florida tourism, specifically the popular pa...

Social History: Sent to Mr. & Mrs. G.L. Barrett at the Blue Ocean Lodge in Boynton Beach, this card serves as a "neighborly check-in," a common...

Celebrate the heart of the Midwest with this charming pair of vintage Wisconsin postcards.  The Bald Eagle: Wisconsin is home to one of the largest...

Social History: Addressed to Miss J. Welch in Guisborough, England, the message was sent from  vacationers enjoying the local atmosphere in Spain: ...

Social History: The cathedral's design reflects the vast wealth flowing through Madeira during the "Golden Age of Sugar," blending Portuguese archi...

Social History: This card was published for the major 1994–1995 exhibition "The Painted Page: Italian Renaissance Book Illumination 1450-1550" held...

Social History: This card represents the peak of Baroque architecture in Northern Bohemia. Issued during the Socialist era of Czechoslovakia, speci...

Social History: The Forth Bridge is a UNESCO World Heritage site and a triumph of Victorian engineering. This card features the work of W. S. Thoms...

Social History: The handwritten message is a thoughtful note from a visitor to a collector. It reflects the common practice of "collecting by proxy...

Social History: This postcard showcases the architectural crown jewel of the Passion Play village in Oberammergau, Bavaria, Germany. The Pilatushau...

Social History: The Bear Fountain is an iconic landmark in Bernkastel-Kues, reflecting the town's association with bears (the town's name is derive...

Social History: The castle has a colorful social history—it was originally built for a wealthy stockbroker who never lived in it, later serving as ...

Social History: Constructed around 1220, this Romanesque masterpiece was created to house a sacred relic—venerated as the arm bone of Saint Simon t...

Social History: King Tutankhamun remains the most famous archaeological find in history. The golden mask and the resin-blackened guardian statue—re...

Social History: The coffin of Tutankhamun is an unparalleled masterpiece of ancient metalworking. It represents the king as Osiris, the god of the ...