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These are four vintage topographical postcards from Florence and Fiesole, Italy: Florence New Market. Features a bustling street market...

This listing is for a unique lot of three vintage European travel postcards from the 1970s. They offer a wonderful window into mid-20th-century ...

This intricate, small-sized Pakistani banknote represents a classic currency design used from the 1980s until the 1 Rupee paper note was phased out...

This postcard lot captures the historic preservation and post-war travel branding of one of Europe's smallest sovereign nations. The palace car...

Social History: Sent to Lot 19# Rosewood Trailer Court in White Marsh, Maryland, 21162: "Nanny & Pop Paw, This is a picture of Loretta Ly...

These are 3 individual views documenting traditional Bavarian Alpine exterior architecture, beautifully painted historic buildings, and authenti...

Three individual views capturing the opulent exterior facade, manicured tiered formal gardens, and the famous roaring pressure fountain of Linde...

This lot captures the elite mid-century printing legacy of Lehnert & Landrock, Cairo's premier 20th-century photographic studio and art publ...

These cards document the mid-to-late 20th-century boom in Egyptian cultural tourism, particularly following international interest in the preser...

Social History: This is a premium example of an intact, mailed 1920s novelty view folder/postcard mailer. "Camden Maine Sep–19th 1923 Hello ...

This pair captures a vital but lesser-known side of WWII mobilization: the intensive clerical processing required to organize millions of draft...

This lot elegantly tracks the changing domestic postal rates and patriotic imagery of the United States Post Office Department across the mid-t...

Issued during the height of the Cold War era, this 3-cent purple Statue of Liberty postal card design was standard for domestic messages across ...

This group captures the specific, highly structured routines of a WWII US Army Reception Center. These centers were the first stop for civilian...

These are official United States Postal Stationery Cards (historically called stamped cards). Unlike traditional postcards that require a separa...

Pair of two individual World War I military studio portrait postcards. One features a bust-length portrait of a US Army Doughboy; the other show...

Social History: The sender, Pvt. John Deveney, explicitly identifies his unit as Battery E, 307th Field Artillery. The 307th Field Artillery wa...

Social History: Following Japan's surrender in August 1945, thousands of American service members remained stationed on the captured island hub...

This artifact represents an authentic piece of WWII U.S. military postal history. Mailed from Concordia, Kansas in December 1943, just months af...

Rather than being mailed, this souvenir postcard was repurposed by a schoolteacher as a student, Warren Knauss's report card for the school year en...

This is a World War II patriotic military postcard sent by a Seabee stationed at the Naval Construction Training Center in Gulfport, Mississippi...

Social History: A sarcastic message written in dark blue ink by the officer to State Teachers College in Glassboro, New Jersey: "Hi Service...

This Real Photo Postcard from the World War I era features a uniformed British soldier in a historical photography studio in Lincolnshire, Engl...

This card represents the personal side of American military mobilization during the Great War. Soldiers frequently visited local photographic st...