Postcardgallery.com: Vicki Stock's online store of rare and old postcards.
	TR212-A RFD wagon with Adrian (Michigan) on side of truck.  "Faithful Flora" is the name of the horse who has been at it for 9 years.     Un, EX $45.00
	TR211-This card shows an interior of a cabin on the S.S. Montrose, part of the Canadian Pacific Line.  Not a real photo but lots of detail.  Un, slight wear to corners, VG+ $25.00
	TR209-A beautiful old interior of the Hamburg-Amerika Line showing the "Rauchsalon."  Four men smoke in a very ornate room.  Early undivided back.  Un, Mint $75.00
	TR208-Three complete dining car meals a day, for a total of only 90 c, on the Union Pacific Challenger. Placed in service in August 1935 according to back of card.  One light crease near left corner (hard to see); Un; VG+ $35.00
	TR176-This early card has a lovely image of the drawing-room aboard the ship "Hamburg" operated by the Hamburg-Amerika Line.  Early undivided back.  Un, near MINT $45.00
	TR163-The advertising text on the back gives a good description of this early bus: "...built by the Yellow Coach Mfg. Co. of Chicago.  The seats and upholstering are of the best workmanship... comfortable as any limousine.  Large windows and partial glass roof...when you ride in one of these coaches you are assured of comfort, safety and dependability."   UN, EX $30.00
	TR164-This Northern Pacific Railway postcard ad features a stack of potatoes marked "one dollar."  The text along bottom says, "Thrilling one act drama entitled:   the ruler, the dollar and the Murphies, or why the Smiths left home and traveled by the Northern Pacific Railway." Back tells you that these potatoes were served in their dining cars.  Un, minimal corner wear; overall VG++ $45.00
	TR165-This early bus advertising postcard has a great close-up of the Pickwick NiteCoach, "World's First Motor Stage Sleeper."  Note the inset picture of a sleeper in the upper left corner. Un, faint very light crease near upper left corner, overall VG+ $75.00
	TR167-Interurbans were once a fast, convenient way to travel between towns.  This card shows a close-up of the McKeen Motor Card made in Omaha, Nebraska.  Un, pencil date of 1912 on back, light creasing near upper right corner; overall VG+ $35.00
	TR166-This early train interior shows the dining car on the St. Louis-Colorado Limited.  The logos of both the Union Pacific Railroad and the Wabash Company appear in the upper corners.   PU 1912, minimal corner wear; overall VG+ $30.00