Salesman "Will Call" Postal Cards Accumulation, many, many hundreds in two massive volumes, appears to be well over 500 of which well over 100 are illustrated, starts with UX3 through UY numbers but mostly earlier period, unpicked and mostly F-VF, likely one of the largest collection intact collections there is  (see online scans)

CV. 750-1,000

Massive Used Postal Card Accumulation, over 10,000 cards in several boxes, unpicked, there are groups by state, some with letter and numeral killers, from earlier to more modern but great portion are 19th century, could be some real surprises as it is too massive to check, most are F-VF. (no photo)

CV. 600-900

Postal Cards With Advertising Collection, over 140 cards from 1870s to more modern but nearly all are 19th century, some in color, numerous topics including shoes, hunting, guano, furniture, scales, animals, also several hand drawn comic designs, most are F-VF. (see online scans)

CV. 600-900

Collection of Postal Cards with Foreign Usage, over 65 cards starting with UX5 with all but three being prior to UX26 and 1916, there are several UYr cards mailed back to the U.S. from foreign countries but most are cards to foreign destination, some of the more unusual are Finland, Costa Rica, Venezuela, Algeria, Cape of Good Hope, Turkey in Asia, Italy, Holland and Mexico, some with postage due markings, advertising, a couple Territorial and many uprated, a nice start to a destination collection, owners cost to $40+ each, most are F-VF.

CV. 600-900

182, 184(3), UX5, Registered, Sidney WV, 12/19/84 manuscript cancel, 1c, 3c(3)stamps with pen strokes pay registry rate, on registered postal card addressed to Philadelphia PA, manuscipt "Reg no. 3, class 2" at lower right, an extremely early and RARE registry usage, Fine.

CV. 400-500

Large Unused Postal Card and Stationery Accumulation, well over 2000 items, most being postal cards, many with printed reverse but unmailed, frrom the 1880s issues to more modern, nice selection of surcharged and revalued cards, heavy duplication, small amount of stationery, F-VF. no photo

CV. 300-400

Massive Used Postal Card Accumulation, consisting of well over 3000 postal cards including UYs nearly all between 1875-1915, no machine postmarks but all appearing to be cork or duplex types as per consignor who only collected machine cancels, noticed many cancels from various Western States so likely most states are represented, some printed advertising on reverse though few if any appear to be illustrated, large hand full of color cancels, the fun will be in searching through for interesting items, most are F-VF.  no photo

CV. 300-400

UX38 Postal Card Overprint Variety Study, fifteen clean face cards with green boxed "Revalued 2c P.O. Dept." overprint of the "Tickometer' style provided by Pitney Bowes, the varieties in this group include, double, triple and one quadruple surcharges, about half are the S56-1g with second inverted at lower left, a very unusual group ready for further study, one with crease, F-VF.

CV. 300-400

UX27 Postal Card Usage Collection, specialized group of 28 cards with many very unusual usages including 2 registered return receipt requested, 6 uprated for airmail, postage due, censored, Agana Guam use, many to foreign destinations including Jugoslavia, Germany, Switzerland, England, Sweden, one with beautiful overall illustrated multicor reverse, most are F-VF.

CV. 200-300

632, 642, UX27, Insured Postal card, North Fairfield OH, Jun 28 1928 boxed postmark ties 1c, 10c(2) stamps to 1c postal card with file crease at center, bold "Insured" handstamp at left, addressed St. Louis MO, an extremely RARE usage, Fine.

CV. 200-300

374(6), 377, UY4r, Special Delvery Postal Card, Pitts & Chi, RPO, Jun 23 1910 postmarks tie 1c(6), 4c stamps to 1c postal card reply half, addressed to Massillon OH, carried by special delvery service with straight line "Fee paid at Massillon Ohio" at bottom, special delivry usage of postal reply cards are very scarce, Fine.

CV. 150-200

1927 uprated UX27 postal card, and 2c 4th Bureau issue from Philadelphia to Switzerland with very rare "DISINFECTED" marking (one of only two known). UX27 + 634. According to the message in German on reverse, the sender of the card has scarlet fever and is in the contageous disease hospital in Philadelphia. Used July 27 to Davos-Platz and forwarded. VF

CV. 300-400

World Columbian Exposition Postal Cards Accumulation, approx 70 Goldsmith cards (wide variety of designs) plus one each Koehler and Orcutt cards, incl some foreign uses uprated with 1c (mostly #230) stamps, note 1894 to Germany with 1c Columbian added and marked "T" for postage due, 1893 Cincinnati to the 1893 Fair with Expo machine cancel used as receiver, etc., usual mixed condition with some bit reduced, VG-VF (no photo)

CV. 300-400