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By: N/A
Price: $8.00
Publisher: 1913
Seller ID: 0092
Condition: Very Good
Very pretty depiction of an Akron, Ohio landmark. The card is very nice in its plastic sleeve and retains a one cent stamp which covers the manufacturer's name. Only fault is a small bit of bleed-through from the postmark visible above the roof of the house - minor. The card was sent to Lodi, Ohio and the message (with errors) is as follows: "Am feeling fine. How is the weather their? I have my sweater coat on in the house. Bertha and Charlie went to Cleveland this morning. I will half to work Monday night. Sat. night was a busy one. Be home Sat. night some time. Arthur K." View more info
By: N/A
Price: $9.95
Publisher: Germany, Unknown
Seller ID: 0124
Very bight and clean postcard which was filled out but never sent. The message is funny because Lodi is still a very small town and has no hotel at all these days. The card was addressed to Miss Lura Sheehan Alliance, Ohio. On the other side of the dividing line it reads "Hello, Lura -- You will think I have died, but I am very much alive. Now will you make fun of Lodi when we have a hotel like this? Come up if you don't believe it is truly here. Blanche." View more info
By: N/A
Price: $18.00
Publisher: Akron Canton, Ohio, Emil Chmolitzki:
Seller ID: 0177
Condition: Fine
This charming color scene is one that's rarely found of the Club House at Turkeyfoot Lake, Akron, Ohio which was a summer resort. Look closely and you can see women in pastel dresses amongst the trees. The card was never used and, as you can see, shows no edge wear or creasing. It has a divided back and stamp box shows the cost of postage as a penny for domestic,island possessions, Canafa, Cuba, Mexico and Panama and two cents for overseas. View more info
By: N/A
Price: $26.95
Seller ID: 0188
Condition: Good
I puzzled over this one, as it does not say WHAT Newport Football High School team this is. I doubt greatly it's Rhode Island. In fact, given the barn in the background, and the fact that it came from an Ohio collection I would bet on Newport, Ohio. Check out the two guys with the Mohawks! Anyway, it's an interesting picture with a small crease to the lower left corner and spots of isolated edge wear. It was never sent in the mail and there is no message. It's printed on AZO photographic paper and the symbols on the stamp box date it from 1904-1918. View more info
By: N/A
Price: $25.00
Publisher: Cedar Point, Sandusky, Ohio, Arcade Photo Co.:
Seller ID: 0199
Condition: Fine
Are we having fun yet? Every time I look at this card I have to laugh. Five tourists aboard a fake boat in the arcade at the site of Ohio's grand amusement park and not a smile in the bunch, including the two clutching teddy bears! Still, this is one of my all-time favorite real photos! It was never sent, there's no stamp, no writing and no edgewear. Photo was printed on AZO photographic paper. View more info
By: N/A
Price: $12.95
Publisher: Newark, Ohio, AZO:
Seller ID: 0271
Condition: Very good
Such a pleasant-looking lady, seemingly small in stature, yet wearing an enormous hat which looks like it's wearing her! But she still manages to be pretty and her locket and lacy dress are charming. This card was never sent. In the lower right hand corner there is an embossed name and address of the studio which took the picture, but some of the raised letters have disappeared with no loss of color, oddly enough. What I can make out is "East ---- Studio, 225 E. Main, Newark, Ohio. Card shows a light crease to lower corner where the studio address is and a touch of wear to the tip of the corne... View more info
By: N/A
Price: $19.95
Publisher: Brunswick, Ohio: 1910
Seller ID: 0300
Condition: Very Good
Very handsome group shot of the members of the Old Settlers, which was most likely comprised of the descendants of the early pioneers who settled in Brunswick, Medina County, Ohio. The printing on the card shows the date August 13, 1910. They appear to be grouped in front of a church with everyone decked out in their finery. Especially charming are the little girls in the front row at the far right. The card is in very good condition save a gray stain to reverse side of divided back. View more info
By: N/A
Price: $15.95
Publisher: Marietta, Ohio, M.P. Fischer Studio: 1906
Seller ID: 0358
Condition: Very Good
Twenty people on a hay wagon and the poor horse get short-shrift, but what a fun real photo postcard. It was even taken by a photography studio. On the space provided beneath the image the sender wrote, Hello, Sister! How does this look? Sadie." When you flip the card over you find THREE postmarks -- the original comes from Gracey, Ohio followed by Caldwell, Ohio and finally to it's destination in Chandlersville, Ohio. The recipient was Mary Mason. Oh, and look closely -- Sadie put a small "x" on her dress so you can find her! View more info
By: N/A
Price: $7.95
Publisher: B.B. London Series: Unknown
Seller ID: 0384
Condition: Very good
This dapper fellow stands by a lamppost gazing at a pretty girl seated on a park bench. The sign attached to the post reads Cleveland, Ohio and the message is, "The attractions of Cleveland are simply extraordinary. Why?" The card is unused with a divided back and shows only a touch of wear to the bottom left corner. Printed in Germany. View more info
By: N/A
Price: $18.00
Publisher: Cleveland, Ohio, Booklet unknown: Postcard Superior News Co.: Booklet unknown; Postcard 1909
Seller ID: 0523
Condition: booklet fine; postcard very good
The booklet is crisp and clean as new, but shows no publishing information. Inside, however, we found a beautiful sepia postcard pg Garfield Memorial at Lake View postmarked, February 8, 1909, Cleveland, Ohio. The divided back shows this message, "Regards from the Rabensteins Cleveland, Ohio, Bill." The address portion reads, Miss Anna Kiefler c/o Telephone Exchange, Cincinnati, Ohio Sta. L.. The booklet measures 6-1/4"x9-1/4" and has nine pages of text and photographs. It's clearly much newer than the postcard, but we found them together and they augment one another -- so together they stay! View more info
By: N/A
Price: $6.99
Publisher: Chicago, Curteich: 40's-50's
Seller ID: 0613
Condition: Fine
Saturated color and a glimpse of a vibrant shopping area makes this Canton, Ohio vintage postcard desirable. The card has not been postally used and has no writing on it. Crisp and clean. Though it says "shopping center" on the card it's not the typical strip mall, but rather a center comprise ofcollective stores. I can make out the names of two -- Woolworth's and McCreary's. If it's the McCreary's I think it is it was a department store. The card will arrive in a plastic sleeve. View more info
By: N/A
Price: $10.95
Publisher: Wellington, Ohio, A.H. Binder: Unknown
Seller ID: 0614
Condition: Fine
Attractive card in full color of downtown Wellington, Ohio. The card is postally unused and there is no writing, so we have nothing concrete to date it. However, if you look closely you can see horse drawn wagons on both sides of the street. The sign on the building in the forefront on the left side says Cheese. This is no surprise though because Wellington billed itself as The Cheese Empire of the World. Beautiful card with saturated color and crisp paper. Will arrive in plastic sleeve. View more info
By: N/A
Price: $14.95
Publisher: Canton, Ohio, C.C. Dueble: 1903
Seller ID: 0634
Condition: Very Good
Very handsome collectible postcard showing the Canton, Ohio home of President McKinley. The small photo inset at upper right corner shows the image of Mrs. McKinley. The card is actually dated 1903, which is good because it is unused -- no mesages, no postmark. President William McKinley was assasinated in 1901, two years before the card's publication. View more info
By: N/A
Price: $12.95
Publisher: New York, The American News Company: Early 1900's
Seller ID: 0649
Condition: Very good
Very handsome full color postcard depicts a Canton, Ohio icon. The card is postally unused and the divided back has no writing on it. It's undated, but you can see a horse drawn carriage to the far left which would indicate early 1900's. Card will arrive in plastic sleeve. View more info
By: N/A
Price: $12.95
Publisher: Brooklyn, New York, The Albertype Co.: Circa 1907
Seller ID: 0658
Condition: Very good
This is a very pretty card, completely hand colored showing the Victorian residence of one Z. Davis of North Market Street, Canton Ohio. The card was made by the Ambrotype Company, but it's a bit tricky to date it, as there is no postmark. I think the definitive clue is the divided back which was not allowed by the postal service until 1907. The card was never mailed, but reads To Nettie xxx, From Jack. Will arrive in a plastic sleeve. Many Canton,Ohio cards available. View more info
By: N/A
Price: $12.95
Publisher: Germany, Unknown: Circa 1900's
Seller ID: 0682
Condition: Fine
Beautiful card which has not been postally used and has no names or writing. Crisp with no edge wear or creasing. The church was built in 1881 in a High Victorian Gothic style. The building was added to the National Register of Historic Places in 1979. Card will arrive in plastic sleeve. View more info
By: N/A
Price: $12.95
Publisher: Unknown, Unknown: 1914
Seller ID: 0721
Condition: Very Good
This is an exceptionally bold and bright image of the Elyria, Ohio Nurses' Home. It's postmarked March 11, 1914 in North Ridgeville, Ohio and was sent to Mrs. M.S. Cook of Wellington, Ohio. The message reads "Dear Mama, Freda has a 9-1/2 pound girl born during the night some time. All is OK. She has talked of calling it Eleanor Frances, but don't know yet whether she will. Don wasn't with her. We are going to La Porte today to Mildred's. Hope you are well. Ethel." View more info
By: N/A
Price: $14.95
Publisher: Unknown Location, C.W. Platt: 1905
Seller ID: 0722
Condition: Very good
Beautiful card, hand colored and dated 1905. Beneath the printed words on the face a previous owner wrote "On board August the 8th, 1906." The card has not been used for mailing or for messages. The only fault is some toning to the back because it was laid-in against a scrapbook page, but was never pasted. The Arrow took passengers to the islands from 1895 to 1922 when it burned in the dock at Put-In-Bay. View more info
By: N/A
Price: $9.95
Publisher: U.S.A., S.H. Knox & Company: 1911
Seller ID: 0723
Condition: Very good
Very nice card with one superficial crease at center that you can feel more than see. The image is bright and without fault. The postmark has faded, so not sure where it was sent from, but it was sent TO Mr. Ray C. Cook of E. 82nd Street Cleveland, Ohio. The message reads, "Aug. 27th, 1911. Dear Ray, Many thanks for getting that book. I left the money with Mama. I got your card from Cedar Point. Did you have a good time? Ethel." Will arrive in plastic sleeve View more info
By: N/A
Price: $18.95
Publisher: New York, The Rotograph Company: 1910
Seller ID: 0728
Condition: Good-plus
I have had many Taylor Inn cards over the years, but never this one. Not only is it a real photo (and is even marked as such), but it also shows a woman walking on the street trailing a fancy dress in her wake -- which is rather surprising given that Lodi was a small agrcultural town. The two appendages in the front to the right of the awning that says DRUGS (which I don't recall seeing before either) are two awninged bays fitted with masses of flowers in boxes. The card is postmarked Sept, 24, 1910 and was sent to Mrs. B. Kennedy of Summit Street, Akron, Ohio. The message reads, "Another chic... View more info
