Linen Era (1930-1945). Pre-Owned Condition. When World War I ended at the end of 1918, the rate was lowered to its pre-War level of one cent. 2013 (January 27) 33 cents. 2012 (January 22) 32 cents. 2011 (April 17). 29 cents.
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This lot includes 12 vintage linen postcards featuring a variety of nature-themed designs, particularly showcasing cactus flowers and landscapes from the 1940s. The postcards are from the United States and are in the standard 5.5 x 3.5 inch size. Each postcard is unused and in excellent condition, making them a unique addition to any postcard collection for those interested in nature, floral, and gardening themes from the mid-20th century.
This lot includes 12 vintage linen postcards featuring a variety of nature-themed designs, particularly showcasing cactus flowers and landscapes from the 1940s. The postcards are from the United States and are in the standard 5.5 x 3.5 inch size. Each postcard is unused and in excellent condition, making them a unique addition to any postcard collection for those interested in nature, floral, and gardening themes from the mid-20th century.
This lot includes 12 vintage linen postcards featuring a variety of nature-themed designs, particularly showcasing cactus flowers and landscapes from the 1940s. The postcards are from the United States and are in the standard 5.5 x 3.5 inch size. Each postcard is unused and in excellent condition, making them a unique addition to any postcard collection for those interested in nature, floral, and gardening themes from the mid-20th century.
Location: Denver, Colorado. Region: Colorado. City: Denver. Country: United States.
PERTH AMBOY, NEW JERSEY SMITH STREET Linen. Postcard is not postally used. Corners have little wear. stNJo-z_0029 Please e-mail me with any questions prior to bidding.
The Vintage Postcard featuring Woolworth’s World’s Largest Lunch Counter in Los Angeles, CA is a linen postcard with a standard size of 5.5 x 3.5 inches. Published by Western Publishing, this postcard captures the nostalgic charm of a bygone era, showcasing a dime store and lunch counter that was once a popular destination for visitors. With a theme that includes Hotel & Restaurant, Social History, Shopping, and Roadside America, this unposted postcard offers a glimpse into the cultural significance of these iconic establishments in Los Angeles.
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