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AG620-Abeautiful angel with daffodils in her hair and in one arm
wishes a joyous Easter. Chromolitho, un, divided back, EX. $3o.00 |
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AG621-An angel carries a tree while a deer totes some toys in
baskets. Not canceled but light writing on back; embossed, EX $30.00 |
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AG622-Two angels light a Christmas tree over the Manger.
Printed by EAS, embossed, un, EX $30.00 |
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AG623-A beautiful night scene. East European drawing of an
illuminated angel before two shepherds and their sheep. Un, VG+ $25.00 |
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AG603-An angel with full body wings whispers to a child,
Another angels pins a puppet to wreath. Signed underneath picture.
Lots of detail on this mid-European card. PU. w.o.b., very light mark
on upper right border (small). VG+, $17.50 |
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AG602-Lots of four-leaf clover and gold coins spill from the angel's
skirt as she pulls a large bell. Pub. by EAS, emb., Un, Ex, $15.00 |
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AG503-This is somewhat different because the
angel's gown is green. There are a couple of colorful, small birds and a
baby deer in this image. Embossed and with Illustrated Postal Card Co. logo
on back. Light wob, EX $25.00 |
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AG222-A guardian angel protects a young girl with a doll
as she walks across a plank over a river. Printed in Switzerland, series 1073.
Quite original. Un, signed lower right; color chromo with very light album
marks across top; VG+ $12.00 |
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AG224-A
group of angels with 'stained glass' style wings form a small choir in this poster-type
Christmas greeting. The message is in German. Un, light album marks, one
very light
crease near center of angels; VG $17.50 |
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AG226-A
large white angel hands Christmas treats out to a small group of children. Very
poster-style with top border in an arch and bottom, right side drifting off in small
curves. Some of the clothing is embossed in gold (white dress of angels plus wings;
jackets of two small children). Un, wob, VG $15.00 |
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AG208-Two angels hover on either side of a decorated
Christmas tree against the background of a starry night. Embossed and printed in
Germany. PU 1908; minimal surface soil along bottom; overall VG $12.00 |
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AG207-This Christmas angel is ringing a bell hanging from
some holly. The bottom border of the image is a bank of clouds. PU 1908, minor
corner wear; overall VG+ $10.50 |
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AG212-Angels don't get much lovelier than the one
pictured on this H-T-L Christmas card. The face, the wings, the bunches of violets are all
done with great detail. When held to a strong artificial light the elaborate die-cut border
appears illuminated. Un, name wob, light album marks; overall
EX $125.00 |
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AG203-A tall white angel plays music for three baby
angels in the clouds. A quality embossed card from the E.A.S. Company. PU
1909, EX $15.00 |
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AG206-This Christmas card shows two angel heads as
ornaments on a tree. Published by International Art and, no doubt, the work of
Ellen Clapsaddle. Un, wob, EX $15.00 |
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AG197-An
Easter angel standing in front of a cross folds her hands in prayer. This card was
published by the International Art Company and the image bears a strong resemblance to
Clapsaddle's work. The card is unusual in that it was printed on stock with a
moiré
pattern making it appear to be fabric rather than paper. PU hand cancel, minor
corner wear; overall VG++ $10.00 |
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AG193-This
Easter angel is spreading incense. It was published by the Tuck Company in their
"Easter Post Cards" series 1040; the artwork is attributed to Francis Brundage.
The angel's yellow gown, as well as her wings, are heavily accented with silver.
Un, EX $25.00 |
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AG194-This
New Year greeting has a most unusual angel image: A lady angel lights a cannon and a baby
angel is fired from it! Also, she's spilling a cornucopia. PU, early undivided
back but not used until 1909, lightly embossed, name written at bottom; overall VG++ $15.00 |
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AG184-The
beautiful young angel holds a round sign with New Year greetings. An evergreen leans
behind a decorative bottom border. This border was clearly meant to hold a sender's
name (which is does) because it has a very early undivided back and only the address was
allowed. A quality chromolitho. PU 1902; signature on front but neatly done;
overall VG++ $15.00 |
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AG181-A
pretty angel stands against a 'horse-shoe' shaped starry night. Tiny angel heads are
arranged on outer border. This is a quality Christmas issue with good embossing.
PU (last digits not fully registered but pre-1910); very small faint trace of
cancel ink beneath top right angel; overall VG+ $20.00 |
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AG179-An
angel in white stands beneath a very large shining star with a doll in her hand.
This gift-giving angel also has some fruit in her waistband. Printed in Germany;
very lightly embossed. PU 1907, very minor corner wear, overall VG+ $10.00 |
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AG167-This
Easter postcard could easily go in the rarities section as well as here because not only
does it have a quality image of angel heads on it but also it is a novelty
'hold-to-light.' The stars, including the large one in the center, are die-cut to
appear illuminated when held to a strong artifical light. Un, early
undivided back, near Mint $125.00 |
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AG134-The
majority of cards published by the Meissner & Buch Company are incomparable. The
images are great and the printing is the best that was ever done. This early German
Christmas greeting features two girl-angels approaching a house. Very Uncommon. PU
1901, wob, wof, VG+ $30.00 |
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AG137-This
plump little angel could double as a cherub! The soft blue background really makes
the eye focus on the central image. Quality printing with embossing. Uncommon.
Un, very light edge wear; VG+ $15.00 |
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AG139-A
child-angel with a wreath of flowers stands out against the pale blue clouds and white
background. Lightly embossed. Un, wob, early undivided back, EX $10.00 |