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SA851-A drawing of Juliet by Sowerby. From "Shakespeare's
Heroines," London., Un.,
a very light mark at upper left; overall EX
$27.50
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SA852-Artwork by Tarrant. These are the "The Scots-Pine
Fairies."Brown back, unused. A few small stains on back, overall VG+
$30.00
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SA850-There are 18 cards for sale here, all done by the Russian
illustrator, Bem. Although this artist is known for his drawings of
children, this is a great stack of postcards from an 'ABC' set.
The Russian language has a larger alphabet so I have no idea whether this is
a complete set. Cards are chock fill of detail and each has a very
fancy border. One has a very tiny crease on left side, hardly noticeable,
another has very light rounding on the right top; the
rest are very clean, small differences in the back but all are early cards,
the scan is more garish than original. VG++
$225.00 for 18 postcards |
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SA852-This Dicken's card is offered with another from the same set, Traddles.
Both drawn by illustrator, Kyd, but very hard to find. Info on back as
to Belgium printing with Welch & Sons location in Portsmouth. Unused,
VG++
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SA802-Father Time runs toward the Past, presumably. Unsigned
Brundage. Part of Tuck's New Year series 3755. A very light line near
bottom of red robe. Also a few very small specks. Used 1912. VG
$25.00 |
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SA801-This card is part of Tuck's Valentine series,
"my heart's desire" no. 113. It's an unsigned Brundage and is a
chromolitho printed on good board. EX
$30.00 |
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SA702-A young black girl writes "Be My Sweetheart" between the boards
of a fence. Unsigned F. Brundage. Tuck Publ., series 101. Wob
(pencil), overall EX
$35.00 SOLD |
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SA809-From the set, "Early Victorians" by the Tuck Company.
Artwork by Jennie Harbour. Unused, EX
$25.00 |
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SA705-This card is almost poster-like in the way in handles a romantic
couple. Artwork by Ethel Parkinson. Very light edge wear;
overall VG+
$25.00 |
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SA703-Floral artwork by C. Klein (signed in upper left).
Beautiful chromolitho done by Meissner & Buch. Un, EX
$12.50 SOLD |
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SA523-This unsigned Brundage shows a young woman
posting a love letter. A black shawl and black cat enliven the design.
Published by Tuck as a chromolithograph in Berlin. Valentine Day postcard
"Tokens of Affection." Pencil writing on back, Un, Light edge wear; overall
VG+
$20.00
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SA525-Three children watch some ships with a
lantern. The lantern and the front of the children are lighted which
creates a very special effect. Faulkner Bros. Publishing Company, Un,
EX
$20.00 |
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SA502-The card is signed by Ellen Clapsaddle and
published by Tuck Company. Deeply embossed and difficult
to find. Part of the "Remembrance" series. 1908 PU, Light album
marks, overall EX
$20.00 |
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SA312-A young boy in a red cap goes down a hill in a red
sled. This Christmas image is surrounded with a narrow gold border. Signed by Ellen
Clapsaddle and published by Garre. Un, wob, EX
$20.00 |
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SA318-A young boy sits beside an incubator while the
newborn chicks mill around. This Easter postcard was drawn by Ellen Clapsaddle;
published by International Art. PU 1915, minimal corner wear; overall VG++
$20.00 |
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SA294-A young lady receives a marriage proposal.
This is a quality chromolitho issued on good board by Tuck ("Love to Love"
series). It is the unsigned work of Francis Brundage. Hard to find. Un, EX+
$50.00 |
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SA288-This rarely seen postcard is from a set drawn by M.
Bowley. Each card has an image which matches a well-worn maxim in a humorous
fashion. The maxim on this card is: "The nearer the bone, the sweeter the meat."
Published by Valentine Co. of England. PU 1907, light corner wear; overall
VG+
$20.00 |
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SA265-Three
children line up to eat beneath a top border of turkey heads! This clever
Thanksgiving Day postcard was done by the illustrator, H.B. Griggs and is from L.&E.
series 2233. PU, 1908, EX
$12.50 |
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SA201-A
young couple dance the minuet. Artwork by Florence Hardy. This is a quality
chromolitho published by Faulkner of London. Printed in Germany. Un, EX
$15.00 |
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SA246-A
boy cupid climbs a ladder to a girl cupid against the backdrop of a jumbo red heart.
Part of a wonderful series drawn by H.B. Griggs (initials at bottom right of
heart). PU, one light red line across girl cupid's wing otherwise VG++. Slight
blurriness of letters due to scan, not that way on card.
$12.00 |
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SA188-A
large doll-like young girl fills this St. Patrick Day greeting done by artist Ellen
Clapsaddle. Note that glitter has been applied, very professionally, to her dress
and bonnet. Un, wob with date 1917, very tiny amount of corner wear; overall VG+
$20.00 |
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SA166-This
card is from Tuck Publishing Company's series, "Love Messages," and although not
signed is commonly known to be the work of illustrator Grace Wiederseim. Un, near
Mint
$30.00 |
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SA170-A
bride and groom grace this quality chromolitho published by Tuck in the "Love
Messages" series. Artwork by Grace Wiederseim. Un, EX
$35.00 |
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SA171-A
little girl and her pet cat is the image on this Tuck card, series "Children and
their Pets." Artwork commonly attributed to Grace Wiederseim. Un, EX
$35.00 |
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SA138-An
Easter greeting with a young child tending a newly blossoming tree by famous artist Ellen
Clapsaddle. Card is signed at bottom of tree. Published by International Art.
Un, very light edge wear and small light album marks virtually no discoloration;
overall VG++
$20.00 |
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SA135-The
title of this Tuck set, drawn by renowned illustrator Grace Wiederseim, is "Cunning
Cupids" series 200. A tearful cupid holds a plant of 'bleeding hearts'! Un, Ex
$40.00 |
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SA132-This
is a very appealing Easter postcard by renowned artist Rose O'Neill. Three kewpies
with an Easter bonnet wish you happiness. Published by Gibson Art Company. PU
1918, Card has sender's signature at bottom right corner of card; otherwise EX
$40.00 |
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SA130-You
hold this clever card up to mirror to read the message in the glass on card. The
artwork on card of woman with spider
web background is the superb work of Dwig...in my
opinion a very under-valued artist. Un, EX
$15.00 |
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SA131-It's
hard not to like all of Brundage's work but I find some images more engaging than
others...like the one in the oval in this Christmas postcard. I also like the
unexpected combination of a silver frame with the soft yellow hues of the child's
portrait. Card is not signed but bears the unmistakable imprint of her work.
Printed in Germany. Un, wob, EX
$25.00 |
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