Looks like a RPPC to us, light soil, postmarked 1916 with a message on the back that is probably offering booze (this is Prohibition era) in coded language: "Bertha I wanted to tell you not to get anny of that you said you were out of we can give you.....
Postmarked 1910 from Jacksonville, shows Windsor Hotel & Hogan St.
Olympia WA (?): The Editor, 2016. About 5 inches tall, wraps with button affixed to cover showing Kusama's face. 63 pp, full color, very good, small yellow stain to front cover. Schilling takes submissions from all over the world, celebrating one female artist per issue, with depictions of that artist.....
New York: Mahlon Day, 1832. Measuring 4.25 x 2.5 inches, 16 pp, illustrated with woodcuts, with the title written in cursive on front cover and more elaborately in block letters on rear cover, done by Jacob Lobingier on March 17, 1843; he has also signed the second page in 1836.....
With embossed gilt borders very similar to Thomas Nelson penny cards of the 1850s-60s, the 8 smaller cards measure 3.75 x 2 inches, the three larger cards measure 6 x 4 inches. All are good with some abrasions to versos from having been in an album. On glossy paper, or.....
All very good or better, includes RPPC postcard of Bridge St., ca. 1910, Center Ave. Showing Crawford Apartments (ca. 1910s), 1909 RPPC of the Presbyterian Church with part of the school shown on the right, and 8 1990s postcards of Ingram scenes issued by the Historical Society there.
Mainly 1910s, with some exceptionally rare cards. Includes: Both Ends of the Corliss Tunnel, Langley High School (both color and b&w), Glenmawer Ave. (some corner wear to verso), Chartiers Ave. & Allendale St. (1912), Hillsboro St. (1910), Zephyr Ave. (1920), Birds eye view of West End (ca. 1900s), West End.....
Postmarked between 1906 and 1910,s ome with messages on the fronts, showing Crafton's residential neighborhoods, business center, birds eye view, 3 RPPC postcards showing Noble and Linwood Avenues and birds eye view looking NW, plus interior shots of the Chartiers Heights Country Club. Rare look at this community SW of.....
The earlier one is of a view inside a church in Clinton PA with a large banner over the chorus on stage, the second is postmarked 1941 and is of cottages at Clinton Camp. Very good. Clinton is on Rt. 30 west of Imperial near the airport.
2 RPPCs, one with a message on the front dated 12/26/1906, the other undated, ca. 1910 or earlier. Very good, light soil to versos.
Postmarked 1910, great condition, shows the front of the Engine House and the firemen with the horse-drawn engine out front. No. 40 was in the West End of Pittsburgh, in Sheraden.
Generally in very good condition, light soil and wear, almost all addressed to a Louise Wolfe in Braddock PA (heart of the steel industry back then) and almost all postmarked 1910. You'll notice we've thrown in a ninth card for good measure - no embossed border but sharing a theme.....
Written on the back in badly spelled English, addressed to homeowner's sister - probably German-Americans from the spelling of some words - "haus" for example for "house." Photo of the church is Second Church of Christ Scientist, with note: "our new Church George saw it last year."
All in very good condition, all but one addressed with notes, postmarked 1909-1914.
All in very good condition, some with striking images, mainly addressed and postmarked (1908-1911).
All in very good condition, some striking images, one is an RPPC, all undated, no postmarks, but ca. 1910.
Two are postmarked 1910, the third 1911, two are "funny" and one shows Ross Castle inset against a map of Ireland.
Postmarked 1907-1914 to various recipients (most are not postmarked at all, but are inscribed on the versos). Some embossed, one with a satin heart, some printed in Germany. A nice selection with some stunners among them. Thrown in is a homemade Valentines with a colored picture of a young woman.....
New York: Sloane, 1947. First printing. Hardcover. Signed by both author and illustrator, cloth in dust jacket, book very good, jacket fair, with quite a bit of shelfwear.
Moskva: "Nauka" 1985. 8vo, wraps, very good, light shelfwear, 124 (3) pp, study in Russian of Afghani linguistics conducted right in the middle of the Russo-Afghani war (1979-88).
Philadelphia: Thomas, Cowperthwait & Co., 1841. Hardcover. 12mo, leather backed blue paper covered boards, good copy, repaired abrasion to lower front joint, contents VG. 144 pp, illustrated with woodcuts.
Philadelphia: Parry & McMillan, 1855. First printing. 8vo, cloth, good copy, some discoloration to covers, wear and loss to spine ends, contents VG.
Birmingham, PA: 1923-1924. 10 inches tall, wraps, 2 issues, 60 pp each, with illustrations and photos of teams (hockey, etc.). Good with some wear and fading to covers. The school was a private girl's school in rural Huntingdon County SE of Tyrone along the Little Juniata River.
London: A. Millar, 1794. Hardcover. 12mo (5.5 inches, 14 cm), contemporary full sheep, gilt lettered on spine, two volumes bound in one, 240 / 226 pp; lacking last leaf (p. 227/228).
London: Bradbury & Evans, 1857. First printing. Hardcover. Mainly first issue points including 3-line errata on p. xiv, Rigaud p. 470 passim, etc. Old half leather and marbled boards, good copy, moderate wear and rubbing to binding, old owner (must have been color blind) has turned the rear marbled board.....