Postcard Real Photo Automobile Stuck in Deep Mud

4 Real Photo Automobile Train Accident

Includes The Crossley Limousine, Buick, and more.

(59) INCLUDING - REAL PHOTO POSTCARDS, AUTOMOBILES, ADVERTISEMENTS, GREETINGS AND MORE

Lot of 64 postcards, many RPPC. Duplication. 1930s cars advertised include: 1933, 1934,1936, and 1937 Ford V-8 Tudor Sedan; Frazer Manhattan; 1936 Plymouth; 1934 Plymouth; 1935 Chevrolet; 1937 Pontiac

1920 Postcard Of Deep Sea Diver. Circa 1920s Vintage Real Photograph Postcard; Depiction Of A Deep Sea Diver In Suit And Helmet, Holding Onto A Wooden Barge With Other Men Aboard. Appears To Be A Rive

Includes fire wagon, train depot, automobiles, soldier and sailor reunion, and more

Group of seventeen real photo postcards in black and white of automobiles.Date: Country (if not USA): State: City: Provenance: Ken Prag Collection

Featuring Automobile, Buildings, and Streetviews

Featuring Automobiles, Baseball Team, Locomotive, Interesting Views, and More

Featuring Fires, Crane, Automobiles, Store Fronts, and More

Featuring Streetviews, Automobiles, Buildings, and More

Lot of 10 postcards, 9 of which are RPPC. This is the "Best of" Crescent City group. Includes: two street scenes with early automobiles; bird's-eye view of the town and lumber yard; torpedoed oil tank

Lot of 32 postcards. Includes 16 real photo postcards and 3 undivided back. Includes: Sausalito ferry; Tamalpais trips; automobile ferry; Golden Gate ferry "Hanford"; Southern Pacific ferry at Oakland

Includes Real Photo and Chrome postcards. There are concept cars, Century of Progress cards, and more.

17 post cards and one photograph including race cars, Harley Davidson, group shot of motorcycles, colour post card of Indianapolis Speedway and Grand Prix N.Y. etc. Size of photo 22 x 27 cm. (8.5 x 10

Good Roads Celebration October 4, 1921 Caledonia Park, PA - 16 Postcards - Some Taken at Gettysburg - Covered Wagons, Horse Carriages and Antique Automobile Postcards

Unused

Unused

Unused

Funeral Feb 20, 1910

W. H. Clelland and Family, one of the survivors. Photo by O. U. Williams. Written on.

Dated February 20, 1910, labeled Groupe of Undertakers. Cherry, Illinois. Written on and postmarked November 28, 1910.

Dated March 6, 1910, labeled Funeral of Mine Disaster. Cherry, Illinois. No correspondence.

Cherry Mine Horror showing morgue