LOT OF 18 MUSEUM CARDS WITH OUTER WRAPPER
SHOWING SCENES OF TASHKENT IN 1980

Each museum card is a quality color print measuring approximately 3.6" x 7.3" (like a regular postcard, but longer) with no postcard back. Length of these cards varies a bit, but they belong together. Scenes are explained in 6 languages (including English, German & French): Pushkin monument, Textile Workers Palace of Culture, Ministries building, Lenin monument, 14 Turkestan commissars monument, Turkestan military region museum, dwelling houses in Pushkin Street (shown), etc. The cards are fresh; the outer wrapper has a corner crease and some minor wear. Ideal gift for the homesick expatriate. $19.00

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"A / Valentine / Greeting" 3 angels attend to numerous hearts & violets, post card printed in Hong Kong, unused continental, obvious reproduction, fresh appearance. $1.00 av

    "Capitol -- Winters night.  Hartford, Conn." black & white post card with undivided back, converted to a Valentine by 2 dark-red glued-on heart in the lower front corners, mailed there February 1906 to Miss Mattie C. Murphy, faint corner crease at each lower corner. $6.50 c(h)vwc

DIE-CUT VALENTINES

Lot of 13 die-cut Valentines, each somewhat smaller than a regular-size postcard.  Most open up with fancy edges & embossing. Most actually used by school children, judging by pencil writings on some of the backs. One is a mechanical that still works. 2 examples shown above. $16.00 for all. v

    "D. P. C. Mfg Co.'06 / How do you like the picture, friend, you see, / I think it suits you to a T, / ..." vinegar valentine postcard showing a colorful clown & more poetry explicitly calling the recipient a bore, undivided back, pencil writing on back & violet handstamp THE POSTAL AUTHORITIES HOLD / THAT THIS CARD MUST BE / MAILED IN A CLOSED ENVELOPE, tiny spots of toning on front, most interesting. Apparently the insults were so strong as to require a cover! The most interesting vinegar valentine we have ever seen. $10.00 cv

    "Faint Heart ne'er won fair lady" with caricatures in color of a smiling man & an astonished woman, both wear hats; embossed post card mailed FEB 10 1909, slight even browning of paper with age, hint of cancel ink on front. $4.25 v NEW / NOUVEAU / NUEVO

    "Here is my heart, / Here is the key,..." poem with signed Outcault art showing boy & girl & key to a heart, Tuck Valentine Post Card Series No. 111, post card with undivided back mailed circa 1908 with a little writing on front, paper browning on back with age, minor edge wear, large album adherences on back. $8.00 (a(o)tv)

"Love's Message / to my Valentine" embossed angel pulls cart laden with shamrocks, violets & hearts; color postcard mailed 1906 in US, a little extraneous writing on back, corner & edge wear. $5.00

"May / this bow of white / Which gives delight, / And which I send you / A token be of Love divine / ..." with angel, hearts & roses in an intricately embossed lacy design, post card mailed FEB 13 1909 from Nutwood Ohio (DPO in Trumbull County, light Doane cancel), mild corner wear, slight paper curl. $4.50 v-o

Postcard Collector February 1990 (Volume 8, Number 2). Features on Tuck Scottish clans, valentines (4 different!) & more. $2.50 p,v NEW / NOUVEAU / NUEVO

"St. Valentine's Greeting" with angels in embossed frame with small hearts, Winsch published post card mailed 1910, cancel ink on front. $2.50

    "This bow of Blue / I send to you… / BE MY / Valentine" postcard with embossed angel displays poem amidst flowers & lace, color, Heart Valentine Series No. 2, a little pencil writing on back, corner & edge wear. (shown) $7.25 vpa. Mailed, but fresher. $9.00 vpa

"To / Greet / You / Hail to Saint / Valentine, kindly / old friend,..." with embossed floral design, Winsch published post card mailed 1911. $3.25

    "THE SPORTSMAN / His outfit is quite up-to-date, / And his guns of a pattern most late,..." vinegar valentine with limerick, signed H. H. (Hanke), undivided back postcard, unused, minor corner & edge wear. Sold but still available for scholarly study & research as a full-size & enhanced 72-dpi scan in .jpg or .tif format. $1.50 ahvp

"Tis said / Dan / Cupid strikes / the match / That sets the heart a / glow / But where Dan Cupid / strikes that match / Is what I'd like to know" leather postcard mailed JUN 28 1907 at Assaria Kansas (bold cancel, very small town) to 'City' possibly meaning Lindsborg (per writing on front). Some hand-coloring. $5.00 vla-k

    "To my / Sweetheart" fanciful undivided back post card with an angel & violets in a chariot being pulled by a pair of white doves, embossed highlights, small corner & edge scrapes, mailed 1907 in Ohio. $3.00 vau NEW / NOUVEAU / NUEVO

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"To My / Valentine" in an embossed heart with attractive young lady drawn at the right, postcard mailed 1913, cancel ink on front, soft corners. $3.00

"To / My Valentine" with a bouquet of blue & white flowers in horizontal format, post card printed in Germany, embossed highlights, mailed circa 1914, slight rounding of corners. $2.00 v

    "To my Valentine" unused & gorgeous private mailing card. $12.00 (pv)

"To my / Valentine / Dear heart of mine / True heart of mine / Tis time o'year / for Valentine" with envelope within a horseshoe-shaped garland of violets, Valentine Series No. 42, post card mailed 1913 from Brooklyn, embossed highlights, light toning on front. $2.00 v NEW / NOUVEAU / NUEVO

    "To My Valentine // RPH / S 1147 / 3" real photo postcard of girl with bow & arrow within a palette border, envelope with flowers in color, mailed 1912 in New Jersey with coded message, large spot of toning in address area, minor corner & edge wear. $5.00 vga

TUCK SERIES 11 FLORAL MISSIVES (a Valentine Series). "To my / Sweetheart" extensively embossed girl riding in a floral boat, Brundage art(?). post card mailed 1909 in Michigan, tiny nick in edge, corner wear & rounding, light toning in the upper front corners. $7.00  "With / Valentine Greetings" extensively embossed girl riding in a floral boat, Brundage art(?), printed in Saxony, tiny nicks in edge, album marks on front, mailed 1909 in Ohio, lightly toned front. $7.00 "To My / Valentine" large embossed rose & gold heart, printed in Saxony, lightly toned back, album marks on back, pencil writing on front & writing on back, light album marks at the corners of both sided. $5.00 "To My / Valentine / With Fond Greeting" extensively embossed pair of finches in a hanging pot of violets, corner & edge wear, stamp removed, several tiny front surface scrapes remove coloring but blend fairly well into the design. $4.00 "To my Love / With / Valentine Greetings." extensively embossed pair of birds in a basket of violets, printed in Saxony, writing on back, minor corner wear. $6.00 -

"Valentine / Greetings" 4 postcards gilded & printed in Germany from Series 7042, unused, trivial tiny spots of toning on the back of two, otherwise quite fresh. Circa 1910 - 1912. Worthy of framing and presentation to a very special young lady who deserves the best. All four shown above for $75.00 vw NEW / NOUVEAU / NUEVO

    "Valentine Greetings / The ball player thinks he's 'the' stuff / But the rooters will soon call his bluff / When he misses the ball, / ..." and 2 more lines for a limerick, Tuck Valentine Post Card Series No. 5, brownish paper, mailed 1908, lightly toned front, faint corner crease. Sold but still available for scholarly study & research as a full-size & enhanced 72-dpi scan in .jpg or .tif format. $1.50 s(b)pvt-a

    "Ven der birdies sing / Und der leaves come out, / Und every dings / Begins to sprout..." with 6 more lines of poetry, picturing a formally dressed gentleman smelling a rose; from Tuck's 'Leatherville' Valentine post cards Series 114, mailed 1908 with 1-day delivery within Pennsylvania, quite fresh with good edges, simulating the look of leather. $7.50 vtp

    "You're not to be mentioned with / any in one breath, / So I'll say to you simply, / your True Friend / till death. / ..." showing young woman in frilly pink dress & flowered hat, nicely embossed; Series No. 1110 printed in Germany, postcard mailed 1912 in New Hampshire, couple tiny spots of toning mostly in lower front border, otherwise fresh with good edges. $4.50 v

WHOLESALE MAILED VALENTINE POST CARDS
1906-1927

Interesting lot of 37 mailed Valentines, with a notable progression from the earlier very fancy, intricate & embossed designs to later & much simpler artistic styles without embellishment. Includes several nice postcards & good variety--vinegar valentines, Dutch kids, hand-tinted real photo, angels, Winsch, Tuck, anonymous, party invitation, etc. Most would retail for $3.00 to $5.00, with nothing tatty. Examples shown: vinegar valentine from 1906 (left) & one from 1926 with unsigned art. Good for study or for a dealer's stock, they are wholesale priced at $67.00 vw!! Postage & insurance (if desired) is extra, depending on your location.

    "Wouldn't you think it would be nice / To glide with me across the ice, / ..." Valentine poem with signed Outcault art showing child couple skating towards a dangerous spot on the ice labeled 'LOVE', Tuck Buster Brown postcard mailed 1908 in Kansas, toning near 3 front corners & the top edge, minor corner wear. $8.50 (a(o)vcps)

"YOU'RE A / KNOCKOUT / SO BE MY VALENTINE" with art showing a man knocked out by a curvaceous young lady, cartoon & number 14 on back, post card printed in the United States. $3.00

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