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	SA804-This unusual Irish lass sends greetings for St. Patrick's day and it does look like HBG's  artwork but is not signed. It has an "A" in the bottom right of image? Used 1910, VG+ $20.00
	SA805-Father Time is surrounded by three jesters. A very colorful design with a touch of art nouveau in the border.  Signed HBG at bottom, right.  Used 1911.  Very small light crease at top left. $20.00
	SA812-This profile of a woman is the artwork of Clarence Underwood and is signed at bottom right. Her name is "Celestine."  There is a long series and each woman and the name are different. Copyright 1913, unused, almost Mint. $30.00
	SA701-Turkeys sit around a table with a dish of 'young boy' on it.  The head turkey brandishes a knife.  A late H.B.G. (unsigned) published by L. & E.   Postal usage 1913.  Overall VG+ $15.00 SOLD
	SA539-This unusual series by Clapsaddle (signed on right margin) shows Santa taking a letter from a small child.  Published by Stewart and Woolf of London.  Early, undivided back.  Embossed.  Unused by w.o.b.; VG++ $30.00
	SA538-This early Tuck issue is not signed but it's known to be the work of Brundage.  Girl flower-heads surround the message because it has an undivided (address only) back. VG++ $60.00
	SA522-A Brundage head is die-cut and smaller than a postcard.  Not signed but clearly her work.  The back is light brown with one spot where the die-cut was lightly glued. VG+ Don't forget...this is not a postcard. $10.00
	SA503-A Santa-like child holds two packages of presents in this Wolf card.  Certainly Ellen Clapsaddle drew this image although it is unsigned.  Un, very light yellowing at back right corner (small); overall EX+ $30.00
	SA506-A young girl, complete with Santa hat, lifts a lantern and letter above a kerchief.   Signed Clapsaddle by International Art.  Very light corner wear; Un; overall VG+ $20.00
	SA507-A clover- filled doily fills the outside of the card while a young boy's head fills the St. Patrick's Day interior. Signed by Ellen Clapsaddle and published by International Art.   PU 1912, light corner wear, VG $10.00
	SA305-Two children make good use of their Christmas presents: "One plays the fiddle, the other the harp."  This card is signed by the artist Ellen Clapsaddle.  Published by International Art.  Actual card has sharper image than scan. Un, pencil wob with date of 1916, EX $20.00
	SA310-Two children peer in the window of a toy shop. This Christmas postcard is signed by Ellen Clapsaddle; published by Garre.  Un, a few very tiny flecks of cancel ink below word "toys" on building; overall VG+ $17.50
	SA266-This sepia-tone card is a scarce variation of a design printed in a set of 5 cards known as 'The Senses.' This is the 'feeling' card and shows a very young child with a mouse.   It was issued by W. de Haan of Utrecht.  The signature of Bessie Pease Gutmann is just below the child's arm on right.  PU from Netherlands, some light toning of paper; overall VG+ $80.00
	SA282-This St. Patrick Day postcard features one of Ellen Clapsaddle's large doll-like figures.   A young boy dressed in green holds an opened book with a map of Ireland.   Published by Wolf.  A later and fairly scarce issue.  PU 1918, EX $30.00
	SA262-This Christmas greeting with a large doll-like boy in Dutch costume is signed by noted illustrator, Ellen Clapsaddle.  Published by the Wolf Company.  Un, wob, EX $25.00
	SA299-Three children look across the water at the setting sun.  The artwork has the unmistakable play of some bright highlights against more somber colors so favored by Barham.  Note not only the orange of the setting sun but also the way that some of the waves, and the children's bodies, are tipped with the color. Un, EX $10.00
	SA225-The lovely face of a dark-haired woman stands out from a white background.  The manner in which her white blouse 'fades' into the background is a trademark of the artist who signed this piece, C. Coles Phillips.  Published by Edward Gross of NY.  Rarely found in this near perfect condition.  Un, near MINT $40.00 SOLD
	SA250-A pretty young girl looks at two bunny rabbits across a flower decorated diagonal stripe of gold.  Another great design by artist H.B. Griggs.  Published by L. & E. in   their series 2254.  Un, very slight darkening of gold border; overall VG++ $15.00
	SA213-Great design and clever verse clearly signal this Birthday card as the work of H.B. Griggs.   Published by Lubrus & Elkie in series 2232.  Printed in Germany.  Un, EX $12.50
	SA231-This wonderful New Year design by H.B. Griggs features both a Father Time and a Jester.   Beautifully embossed.  Published by L. & E., series 2266.  PU 1910, one small light crease near upper left corner, otherwise EX $15.00
	SA264-A card from the highly-regarded set by artist Jessie Wilcox Smith.  This card is titled, "In the Garden"  and shows a mother and child surrounded by flowers. Published by Reinthal & Newman, NY.  PU 1912,  minor corner wear, small crease at lower left corner; overall VG+; $25.00
	SA180-"Virginia" is the title of this art postcard done by Bessie Pease Gutmann.  Most of Gutmann's cards are difficult to find.  Perhaps they were never printed in as large a quantity as some others.  It surprised me to see that this particular card which was printed in America was used and sent from what appears to be an European location! PU, some minor surface soil, light corner wear; overall VG $45.00
	SA176-A young lady proudly shows off her "wearing of the green" on this St. Patrick's Day card with artwork by Ellen Clapsaddle.  Published by International Art.  Un, wob, EX $15.00
	SA141-A scarce card from a two-card set designed by artist Dwig to notify the recipient about the sender's new address.  A very clever idea that seems to have escaped just about everybody else! Un, unidentified publisher,  no. 2146. EX $25.00
	SA161-"She was more Fair than words can say," are the words of this poetical young man drawn by Ellen Clapsaddle for Valentine's Day.  Note the spilled ink from bottle above the red letters of St. Valentine's.  Published by Wolf.  PU but date not readable, VG+ $20.00
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