1910 HORSE & BUGGIE, real photo card showing a well dressed young couple enjoying a buggie ride, retails $35 US ($50 CDN), VF est ($20+ US) (Image)

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1914 HOWELL-NY BASEBALL TEAM, real photo card taken on a road game trip 250 miles away at the Canaseraga-NewYork train station, unposted retails $75 US ($100 CDN), VF est ($50+ US) (Image)

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1908 COATICOOK-QUE LOGGING CREW, a J. E. Lariviere (Coaticook) published real photo card, mint retails $50 US ($75 CDN), F-VF est ($35+ US) (Image)

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1918 INTERNATIONAL-FALLS-MINN "BIGGEST LOAD", real photo card showing the massive sled load hauled by a 6 horse team, posted at the train station on MAR-25 and addressed to GLAMMIS-ONT arriving MAR-27, a 1100 mile trip via Chicago and Sarnia, retails $50 US ($75 CDN), F-VF est ($35+ US) (Image)

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1917 ABERDEEN-WASH LOGGING CREW, real photo card showing the 5 man crew beside a 7 foot diameter log, posted at Aberdeen on NOV-14-1917 and addressed to Minneapolis-Minn, retails $50 US ($75 CDN), VF est ($35+ US) (Image)

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1903 LEATHER NOVELTY CARD, a die-cut leather Trunk card with a leather P.D.Q.RR label attached, mailed from SPOKANE-WASH and addressed to PASCO-WASH before such complex cards were banned, retails $75 US ($100 CDN), VF est ($50+ US) (Image)

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1882 WHEELER & WILSON SEWING MACHINES, a lovely 5 color lithographed trade card showing delivery of a sewing machine on front and an image of the No.8 machine on back, retails $75 US ($100 CDN), F-VF est ($35+ US) (Image)

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1885 GLENWOOD & ELMWOOD STOVES, a great 5 color lithographed trade card showing young girls baking their first cake, retails $50 US ($75 CDN), F-VF est ($35+ US) (Image)

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1904 HAND DRAWN CHRISTMAS CARD, with intricate holly leaves and a detailed music score, artist H. Masters signature is at upper left, mailed from Plaistow-England on DEC-21-1904 and apparently a 2d stamp short-paid a 3½d postcard rate to Nice-France (?), then double the deficiency 30c (3d) paid by postage French postage due #J34 stamp, this is a work of art retailing at least $50 US ($75 CDN), VF est ($50+ US) (Image)

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1900 NICE INTERNATIONAL CARNIVAL, colorful artist card shows the Confetti Battle, posted from NICE on FEB-18-1900 to Germany, a scarce early card retails $75 US ($100 CDN), VF est ($35+ US) (Image)

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1905 BELGIAN 75th INDEPENDENCE YEAR, colorful flag and heraldic crest card with a B&W view of Anvers, scarce mint card retails $50 US ($75 CDN), VF est ($35+ US) (Image)

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1902 SWITZERLAND HOTEL INTERLAKEN, Zobel published early 5-color lithographed card showing the hotel in front and back views, posted at Interlaken on JUN-17-1902 and addressed to Mount-Vernon-NY with arrival JUN-24, retails $50 US ($75 CDN), F-VF est ($35+ US) (Image)

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1901 CAIRO GRAND CONTINENTAL HOTEL, a very early Freytag published card posted from Cairo on APR-7-1901 to Brussels with arrival APR-15, great card retails $50 US ($75 CDN), VF est ($35+ US) (Image)

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1904 SWITZERLAND STAMP CARD, Zieher published card with B&W St-Gallen town view insert, posted at St-Gallen on AUG-26-1904 to PATERSON-NY arriving SEP-6, retails $50 US ($75 CDN), F-VF est ($+ US) (Image)

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1900 ITALY COIN CARD, an early H.S.M. published card showing gold, silver, and bronze embossed coins with a B&W MILAN town view insert, mint retails $50 US ($75 CDN), VF est ($35+ US) (Image)

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1908 BRYAN & KERN PRESIDENTIAL ELECTION, a gold embossed patriotic showing the Democratic ticket, published in 1906 by H. M. Rose, mint retails $50 US ($75 CDN), VF est ($35+ US) (Image)

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1940 RAYBESTOS BRAKE SERVICE BLOTTERS (x4), all different Frise artist signed humor cards published for service stations in Abbotsford, Vancouver, and Cornwall, retails $50 US ($75 CDN), a nice Auto Topical group, VF est ($35+ US) (Image)

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1917 LOUIS WAIN "CATS" PAINTING BOOK, the 20 page die cut childrens coloring book from the Valentine Postcard Company series where the "CAT" book is the rarest, this example was actually used noting the first owners name is on the inside cover, in amazing condition with a tight stapled spine, highly collected Louis Wain artwork (1860-1939) with a current retail value over $700 US ($1000 CDN), F-VF est (Image)

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1912 PORTLAND-OREGON ROSE FESTIVAL, a PPCCo published colorful card mailed from PORTLAND on JUN-7-1912, retails $50 US ($75 CDN), VF est ($35+ US) (Image)

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1902 KING EDWARD VII CORONATION SOUVENIR, Tuck published #608-I series gold embossed patriotic showing the king and Queen Alexandria portraits surrounded by 7 different colonial flags, retails $50 US ($75 CDN), VF est ($35+ US) (Image)

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1905 WINNIPEG FAN VIEW CARD, a Valentine published patriotic novelty card with 8 fan blades showing different views of Winnipeg, a very scarce mint card retailing over $75 US ($100 CDN), VF est ($50+ US) (Image)

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1905 "AFTER THE DIP", Tuck Oilette series-9318 artist signed H. Dix. Sanford signed Black Heritage card, scarce mint item retailing over $50 US ($75 CDN), VF est ($35+ US) (Image)

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1908 WEST AFRICA "FOULAH YOUNG GIRL", General Fortier Collection No.19 (Dakar) hand tinted card, scarce mint card retailing $50 US ($75 CDN), VF est ($35+ US) (Image)

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1945 SIMPSON'S FALL & WINTER SALE, advertising on back of private order postal card #P66, posted at KINGSTON on AUG-8-1945 to a local addressee, the card could be exchanged for the Fall Sale Catalog and few survived, unlisted in Webb, retails $75 US ($100 CDN), VF est ($50+ US) (Image)

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