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Social History:  Mailed in June 1911, the message from "Jessie Gray" in Baker, Oregon to a friend in Denver, Colorado, is full of Edwardian-era cha...

Social History: Features a man and woman walking toward the Palace of Fine Arts rotunda, providing a wonderful sense of scale and grandeur. Real P...

Social History: This 1920s postcard is more than just a picture of a house; it is a piece of Southern California boosterism. The back features a pr...

Social History: As the second-oldest standing building on campus, Bovard Hall represents the growth of the University of Southern California into ...

Social History: The card captures the 1920s trend of exclusive, high-concept mountain retreats for Boston and New York's wealthy. The community's ...

Social History: "Dear Betsy, Shall be coming sometime on Sunday night. With love, Ernest x" Scene: This card depicts the historic SS Sir Walter Sco...

Social History: The recipient of this postcard was Master Samil L. Garman Jr., a resident of Fleetwood, Pennsylvania, in Berks County. The title "M...

Social History: The handwritten message from January 1927 captures a transcontinental train journey from the West Coast to Boston via Chicago. This...

Postal History: This card features a highly collectible "AIR MAIL SAVES TIME" slogan cancellation. These machine cancels were used in the late 192...

Social History: This postcard is a rare "survivor" capturing the second Basilica of Sainte-Anne-de-Beaupré, which was destroyed by fire in March 19...

Social History: Features the complete "The Call of the Trail" poem on the front, romanticizing the spirit of western exploration.Publisher: Sanbor...

Social History: Postmarked Oct 1, 1930, with a charming travel message on the reverse from a traveler staying at the Inn, enjoying the beautiful va...

Social History: Mailed in 1930, just as the Great Depression was taking hold, this card represents a somber time in America when patriotic symbols...

Social History Charm: The card is addressed to Adolph Marcelonis in Bradford, Mass. The handwritten message provides a quintessential glimpse of...

Social History: The reverse side contains the delightful era-specific slogan: "Columbus - A Friendly City." It provides a snapshot of 1930s govern...

Scene: This vintage postcard captures a serene monochrome view of the Medomak River in Waldoboro, Maine. This river was the lifeblood of Waldoboro’...

Social History: Addressed to R. Lovelock Esq., 22 Chandos Road, Eastcote, Middlesex: "To wish you very many Happy Returns! from Nancy." Scene: Show...

Social History: A handwritten message in French from August 31, 1936. It reads: "Nous allons coucher ici ce soir, demain nous continuerons notre c...

Social History: A warm, nostalgic message from "Mary" to Mrs. Beulah Wheat in Maryland. She writes about her pleasant stay in California, stating, ...

Historical Significance: This card is a piece of New Hampshire tourism history, copyrighted by C.T. Bodwell (a prominent conservationist) in 1936. ...

Social History: The message is from Mae Perry to Mr. & Mrs. Otto Boesel and Mildred in Chicago, Ill. Sent just before Labor Day, Mae writes:  "...

Social History: The July 4th (Independence Day) postmark date adds significant "holiday charm" for collectors who specifically look for holiday-da...

Social History: The message details the experience at the 5th World Scout Jamboree in Vogelenzang, Holland, to Thad Horton, Jr in Atlanta, Georgia:...

Social History: Sent from remote Lake City, Colorado, to Dighton, Kansas, the postcard is a perfect snapshot of a bountiful 1930s mountain vacation...