"Beograd, Yugoslavia" showing a street scene with a Belgrade policeman directing traffic in the foreground, well done home-made (and, hence, unique) postcard mailed 1963 in the United States. $2.00

    "Bohinj" showing the lake & the Julian Alps nearby, regular size postcard from booklet mailed 19-10-1981 at Vrhnika (when in Jugoslavia, clear cancel), advertising logos on the back for RADE KONČAR & gorenje / TITOVO VELENJE. $1.50 sj-sj NEW / NEU / NOUVEAU

Four art postcards--2 with identified portraits, the others with historical scenes, all with Cyrillic captions--numbered S35, S80, S82 & S89 on their backs, unused. Nice series! All for $12.00 (j)!

    "Hand pump fire equipment / Jugoslavia" translation of writing on back, real photo post card includes man on a very long ladder, original writing on back dates to 30 / 5 / 1923. slight oxidation consistent with that date. Very unusual. Obviously privately produced & possibly unique. $35.00 (fj)

INEX-ADRIA AVIOPROMET. Unused regular-size postcard showing its DeHavilland Canada DHC-7 (YU-AIE) at Stuttgart West Germany in 1984, published in West German, near mint. $7.50 ajw NEW / NEU / NOUVEAU

    "J. Cermak / … / Esclaves / Sklaven / JUGOSLAVENSKI UMJETNICI / ART YOUGOSLAVE" Postcard sold. Still available for scholarly study & research as a full-size scan in .jpg or .tif format. $1.50

"KOTOR. sa juga" post card in color, mailed in US. $2.00 j*

"NARODNABANKA / FEDERATIVNE NARODNE REPUBLIKE JUGOSLAVIJE / 100 DINARA" small 100-dinar banknote from the May 1955 series, multiple creases, as is. $1.00 nj NEW / NEU / NOUVEAU

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PAN ADRIA. Unused continental postcard showing its Convair CV-440 (YU-ADT) at Zagreb in March 1975, published in Switzerland, near mint. Now serving Air Serbia. $7.50 aj

PAN ADRIA. Unused continental post card showing its Fairchild Hiller FH-227B (YU-ALD) parked, published in Switzerland, trivial wear to top edge. Now serving Air Serbia. $5.00 aj

    "P. JOVANOVIC / Coqs luttants / Hahnenkampf / JUGOSLAVENSKI UMJETNICI / ART YOUGOSLAVE" with art showing a cockfight, color postcard, unused, trivial wear to corners. Sold but still available for scholarly study & research as an enlarged (about 771% of original print area) & enhanced 200-dpi scan in .jpg or .tif format. $2.00 jaa

    "P. JOVANOVIC / Krunisanje Dusanovo / Couronnement de Douchan / JUGOSLAVENSKI UMJETNICI / ART YOUGOSLAVE" art showing a coronation scene, color, unused. Post card sold. Still available for scholarly study & research as a full-size 72-dpi scan in .jpg or .tif format. $1.50 ja

"Spalato Square 280" with a street scene from Split, Azo real photo (triangles both ways) postcard with caption from writing on back, slight waviness to the paper (won't lie flat). $7.50

"SPLIT - Francuska obala - SPALATO" color post card, unused, numbered 8218 on back, corner & edge wear. $2.00

"Split. Vrata 'Argentea' / Spalato. Porte 'Argentes'" showing a sidewalk café & a tower with a clock, unused postcard with much corner wear & rounding, light toning on back. $1.75 &

"Tribunal steps _ Trau 255" showing a Naval officer posing with some local citizens, Azo real photo (triangles both ways) post card with caption from writing on back, slight waviness to the paper (won't lie flat). $7.50

"TRIGLAV FOTOSTAUT" caption font hard to read, black & white mountainous scene, unused postcard. $2.00

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"Ustanak na Takovu / La revolte de Takovo / JUGOSLAVENSKI UMJETNICI / ART YOUGOSLAVE" color post card, unused, corner crease. $3.00

    "Vodnany" street scene with many people & some legible signs, stamp removed, small corner crease, corner & edge wear. Postcard sold. Still available for scholarly study & research as a full-size 72-dpi scan in .jpg or .tif format. $1.50 j

"YT2REQ" Split QSL card used 1970 by operator Cojic Stanimir, 2 small corner creases. $1.50 j

"YT4VMD" Visegrad QSL card used 1970. $2.00 jq

"YU1DP" Stalac QSL card used (incomplete date-- probably early 1970's), Beograd bureau label affixed to back. $2.25 jq

"YU1GTU" Lajkovac QSL card used 1972. $2.00 jq

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"YU1JDE" Senta Serbia QSL card postcard used 1972. $2.00 jq

"YU1NWO" Bescei utca QSL card used 1972. $2.00 jq

"YU2LA" Rijeka QSL card used 1970, world map design. $2.50 jq

"YU2NU" Naselje QSL card used 1972. $2.00 jq

"YU3DBA" Besnica QSL card used 1980, image side shows vehicle with readable advertising on its door. $2.50 jq

"YU3DJK" Ptuj QSL card used 1972. $2.00 jq

"YU3FS" Slovenj Gradec shortwave QSL card used 1956 by operator Ivan Mihev, Beograd bureau label affixed to back, bent corner. $3.50 Another used 1959. $3.50 jq

"YU3ME" QSL card used 1990 by operator Stefan Roj. $2.00 jq

"YU5CEF / enforces and / refreshes / the natural mineral / water / 'PELISTERKA' / Bitola" Macedonian QSL card used 1972, continental size, tape stain on front edge. $2.00 jq

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"YU7BW" QSL card with map design used 1991 by operator Robert Homolja. $2.00 jq

YUGOSLAV AIRLINES / JUGOSLOVENSKI AEROTRANSPORT. Unused continental postcard showing its Douglas DC-3 (YU-ACA) at Zurich in 1968, published in Switzerland, near mint. $7.50 ajs NEW / NEU / NOUVEAU

YUGOSLAV AIRLINES / JUGOSLOVENSKI AEROTRANSPORT. Unused continental post card showing its Convair CV-440-58 (YU-ADD) parked at Copenhagen in 1966, published in the Czech Republic, near mint. $7.50 ajd NEW / NEU / NOUVEAU

"Yugoslavia" showing 2 young women with books (probably coming from church), well done home-made (and, hence, unique) postcard mailed 1964 in US. $1.50 Similar, but only 1 young woman. $1.50

"Yugoslavia" showing a woman holding a bunch of grapes, well done home-made (and, hence, unique) post card mailed 1964 in US. $1.50

"Yugoslavia" showing people placing grapes on straw (a method of making sweet wine), well done home-made (and, hence, unique) postcard mailed 1964 in US. $1.50

HISTORICAL NOTE
In 1918--after the surrender of Germany, Austria-Hungary & its allies, a number of after-war boundaries remained to be settled.
Italy, an American ally, had ambitions to gain territories
along the Dalmatian coast, where they had a minority population.
But President Woodrow Wilson proposed boundaries
along majority-language lines instead. A number of confrontations
resulted among forces that were recently allied. In little-known maneuverings, the American forces ousted the Italian military from the island of Trau / Trogir & adjacent areas of the Dalmatian coast
(now in Croatia). All this was prior to Wilson's stroke and the treaties that settled most of these lands as Jugoslavian.
The following extraordinary sepia-tone real photo postcards
were taken & annotated by a US sailor during that period,
November 1918 - May 1919, Among other things, they document
the enthusiastic reception given to the Americans by the majority populace there. When we searched the Internet we were
unable to find the likes of these photos from any source.
Presented in chronological order, rather than by caption,
these surviving photos present exceptionally interesting history..

    "83 Chasers in Spalato 1^st time 11-17-18" showing some military ships near shore, Azo real photo (triangles both ways) postcard with caption from writing on back, slight waviness to the paper (won't lie flat).

"85 Crowd in dock Spalato 11-17-18" with a distant view (presumably the ship coming into port), Azo real photo (triangles both ways) post card with caption from writing on back, slight waviness to the paper (won't lie flat).

    "90 The water front Spalato" fairly close showing some masted ships, Azo real photo (triangles both ways) postcard with caption from writing on back, slight waviness to the paper (won't lie flat).

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"92 The Square in Spalato" showing a sailor & some local people in Split, Azo real photo (triangles both ways) post card with caption from writing on back, slight waviness to the paper (won't lie flat).

    "110 Largest cement plant in Dalmatia" caption from writing on back, unused AZO real photo (triangles point both ways), tiny spot on front, low-contrast  / grayish.

"127 At Trau" showing a Trogir waterfront scene with a couple of small boats, Azo real photo (triangles both ways) postcard with caption from writing on back, slight waviness to the paper (won't lie flat).

"140 Spalato from the Tower" showing a view of Split, Azo real photo (triangles both ways) post card with caption from writing on back, slight waviness to the paper (won't lie flat).

"158  Austrian Kids in Trau" Azo real photo (triangles both ways) postcard with caption from writing on back, slight waviness to the paper (won't lie flat). Trau is also known as Trogir.

"160 Fishing village Seghetto near Trau" including several small boats, Azo real photo (triangles both ways) post card with caption from writing on back, slight waviness to the paper (won't lie flat).

    "161 Fish Market. Trau" Azo real photo (triangles both ways) postcard with caption from writing on back, slight waviness to the paper (won't lie flat). Trau is now Trogir.

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"165 Wood market - Spalato" showing it from a distance, Azo real photo (triangles both ways) post card with caption from writing on back, slight waviness to the paper (won't lie flat).

"175 French Admiral's Yacht. Spalato" with a good side view, Azo real photo (triangles both ways) postcard with caption from writing on back, slight waviness to the paper (won't lie flat).

"209 Church Parade in Marina Trau" showing many participants, Azo real photo (triangles both ways) post card with caption from writing on back, slight waviness to the paper (won't lie flat).

"Tribunal steps _ Trau 255" showing a Naval officer posing with some local citizens, Azo real photo (triangles both ways) post card with caption from writing on back, slight waviness to the paper (won't lie flat).

"265 At Trau 5-2-19" shows crowd with 2 tuba players (presumably greeting a ship), Azo real photo (triangles both ways) postcard with caption from writing on back, tape mending corner.

    "Concert in Square. Trau. 5-2-19" showing sailor band entertaining the local citizens, Azo real photo (triangles both ways) postcard with caption from writing on back, slight waviness to the paper (won't lie flat).

"In the Square on Sunday. Trau. 5-4-19 266" Azo real photo (triangles both ways) post card with caption from writing on back, slight waviness to the paper (won't lie flat). &

    "267 Church Parade Trau" including many priests (probably from the Benedictine monastery there), Azo real photo (triangles both ways) post card with caption from writing on back, slight waviness to the paper (won't lie flat).

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    "Church parade. Trau. 5-4-19 268" showing a street filled with people, sepia-tone Azo real photo (triangles both ways) post card with caption from writing on back, slight waviness to the paper (won't lie flat).

    "270 The Little Canal Trau" showing a religious procession in the foreground, Azo real photo (triangles both ways) postcard with caption from writing on back, slight waviness to the paper (won't lie flat).

"271 Church parade by Canal Trau 5-4-19" with good view of both, Azo real photo (triangles both ways) post card with caption from writing on back, slight waviness to the paper (won't lie flat).

"Spalato Square 280" with a street scene from Split, Azo real photo (triangles both ways) postcard with caption from writing on back, slight waviness to the paper (won't lie flat).

"Court yard - Municipal Bldg - Trau 286" showing a long staircase with some people for scale, Azo real photo (triangles both ways) post card with caption from writing on back, slight waviness to the paper (won't lie flat).

All 23 of the above postcards for $400.00 jcdh

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