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	MS450-A very high quality print of a young boy in the moon.  Card is marked with the number 5184.  Divided back, unused, EX. $40.00
	MS451-You will have to look at the larger image to see the multiple babies montaged on this image. Card is from a studio in Salt Lake City Utah, and Johnson was a noted polygamist.  Real Photo, divided back, unused.  EX $45.00
	MS452-They may be triplets, or sisters, or the same girl with the same cat. A montage; at the very least somewhat of a mystery.  Early foreign back marked "Papier Radium Brom. Light silvering, un, EX $45.00
	MS401-Hansel and Gretel in the famous fairy tale.  Published by T.S.N., series 1001.  Cancelled 1912.  VG++ $45.00
	MS402-This fairy tale is very finely done by a company called Lafaire and Goldfarb. Image is nicely embossed.  Early undivided back, this art card of Puss in Boots is in great condition. EX $75.00
	MS403-An early view of a San Francisco Hospital for Children and Training school for nurses.  Very light spoil and writing on back, very light corner wear; overall card is VG $35.00
	MS404-Imperial ICE CREAM parlor, proprieter Joseph Trudgeon, Juneau, Alaska. Great clarity for a printed card. Albertype Co. produced this card.  Unused, early, near mint, EX $75.00
	MS337-A Nebraska sod house is advertised on this card by a man who sold farm implements, etc. in Milford, Nebraska.  This is a lithographed card published by Downs Co., unused.  EX $60.00
	MS325-This magician's card is signed on the front with his stage name, Crochet.  An actual autograph, not in the negative.  Real Photo, 1943, one very faint tiny crease under signing.  Un, stamped on back with his name and address.  Un, VG++ $95.00
	MS328-This card is from a very scarce M & B series.  Puppets and bright colors against a brown background make this card one of the best, in my opinion.  Un, EX $75.00
	MS231-This real photo is a scarce advertising issue for a French postcard company. Note the woman is seated with a postcard album and you see both some cards in the album and the advertising for the "Croissant" logo.  The name of company and address are at top.   This card is not printed with a postcard back (plain) obviously because it was handed out by the salesman whose name appears at bottom front.  In effect, it was used as a trade card. The card is postcard size and format on front.  Un, lightly hand-tinted, EX $350.00
	MS230-This real photo has a super close-up of a snake charmer from Egypt "in the streets of Cairo."  Un, minimal corner wear; EX $20.00
	MS210-This is a very good (and very somber) image of three men from Ceylon working their skills as snake charmers.  The words "Skeen Photo" appear in the lower right corner.   UN, EX $20.00
	MS199-This daredevil is crossing the Falls on a light wire.  His name was Pro. Morrell and I do wonder if he made it across.  This card was issued in Montreal so I'm assuming it is Niagara.   A sharp look at larger image will show a fair crowd gathered at the top of the Falls.  Un, EX $50.00
	MS191-This wonderful chess postcard doubles as a WWI propaganda issue with the German Kaiser losing handily to the French.  All but one of the German game pieces (soldiers) are off the board. Published in France, of course.  Un, EX $75.00
	MS179-If chess is your game then this card would be one of the 'better' additions to a collection on that theme.  The artwork is by celebrated artist C. Coles Phillips.  A woman stands on a chessboard (Queen or Pawn?) surrounded by various symbols on adjacent squares: money, love, royalty, etc.    Un, near Mint $85.00
	MS181-A small but very sophisticated drawing of a devil's head is set off by a bright red background.  The verse (filling in the word 'devil' where the image appears) is "The devil take these postcards."  Not when they look like this!   Actual card looks better than scan because it is done on a quality stock.  Un, British postcard back,  very faint trace of small smudge on front; overall EX $45.00
	MS192-This German issue of the Red Cross uses a wonderful image of St. George dressed as a medieval knight slaying the dragon.  The card has the signature of the artist, Viktor Muller in the lower right corner.  PU, very tiny tear in upper border about 1" from corner and small crease under it, however this is not an eyesore; balance of card very clean; overall VG $35.00
	MS193-A beautiful young woman spins yarn. This early chromolitho refers to the Sleeping Beauty fairy tale.  The black ravens suggest her impending 'death.'  PU, cancel faint but very early undivided back, very minor corner wear; overall VG++ $75.00 SOLD
	MS140-This is a scarce interior view of Goodman's Book Store in Manchester, NH.  The front tables in image are covered with early postcards!  Un, EX $95.00
	MS142-A lovely image of a nurse in a series (#2008) published by Reinthal & Newman. The artist's signature looks like Hal Hurst and the title of card is "In Clover."  Un, EX $35.00
	MS143-A highly symbolic image of a nurse against a red cross.  Published by Reinthal and Newman (#2005) with artwork by Hal Hurst.  Card is titled, "An Angel of Mercy."   Un, EX $35.00
	MS134-One card, the letter "T," from an alphabet set that many attribute to famous illustrator, Ellen Clapsaddle. Un, wob, this issue has early undivided back; there is a name in very small hand written on front at bottom right; overall EX $35.00
	MS177-Cupid carries the large alphabet letter "A" which is surrounded by a cloud of blue flowers.  Artwork attributed to Ellen Clapsaddle.  Early undivided back.   These issues tend to be scare; most have European backs and obviously were intended for that market. UN, near Mint $40.00
	MS135-Another card from the alphabet set described above.  This time the letter I.  This card was published by Tuck...set was re-issued several times, hence the different backs.   PU 1906, overall EX $35.00
	MS136-Another card from the Alphabet set described above.  Cupid clings to the letter E.   Un, wob, overall VG++ $35.00
	MS130-Wonderful drawing of Old Mother Hubbard done by A.E. Kennedy.  Published by Faulkner & Co., London. Uncommon.  PU 1930,  one light mark in left border; overall EX $45.00
	MS131-A great drawing of Humpty Dumpty having his fall by artist A.E. Kennedy.  Published by Faulkner & Co., London.  Uncommon.  Un, EX $45.00
	MS137-A poster style card featuring the Statue of Liberty.  This set features a card for various major nations and was printed in Italy.  UN, VG++ $35.00
	MS122-If you collect Golliwogs here is an interesting one...large image of Golliwog talking on phone, and seemingly suspended in air! Published by A.C. Redman & Co., England.  Un, EX $55.00
	MS129-A real photo studio postcard of a young girl with a large puppet, perhaps Punch.  The size and clarity of the puppet image make this card super nice.  Card is also hand-tinted.   Un, EX $75.00
	MS121-This card is from the very lovely poster art series on Esperanto that Tuck Company published. Men from all nations approach a statue of the language's inventor. Artwork by C.A. Sheehan.  Very hard to find.  Un, EX $95.00
	MS115-Striking Pierrot head with the oversized neck ruff and black skull cap and button against paler background. Printed in Italy, Un, EX $45.00
	MS106-Miniature race car manufactured by Cannon Ball Baker in Indpls.  Real Photo, Un, specs for toy on back of card, EX. $325.00
	MS111-A subtle but distinctive chromolitho of Pierrot and woman celebrating.  Early undivided back, Un, EX $30.00
	MS114-Pierrot plays the violin.  One of a set of four. Un, wob, EX $35.00
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