Nice condition on this card except for the back where it was taken out of a scrapbook.  The schedule on the back is covered up with remnants from the scrap book.

Great rare card which was mailed to Maud Dolub in Tobaccoville. Nice clear cancel from Tobaccoville.  The lettering in Tobaccoville at the bottom is messed up but otherwise in good condition.

Great card showing the Georgia Preparatory Champions in Thomaston Ga.  Creasing on the left hand corner area and some wear to all of the corners. Stamp on the back is missing but two cancels or partial cancels from Forsythica and Thomaston.  This has got to be a rare one.

Never mailed but 1906 copyright date and an undivided back.  Bowed but will be flat in the holder.  I had to laugh when I saw this card with the dog dressed in a silly gown and looking at a rather pathetic Xmas tree.  The silver in the photo process had given it a dull shiny appearance.  There are also several vertical lines running through the tree.  No creases on the back so I think they are just splits in the photo.  Does not detract very much.   

Not postally used with minor corner wear.  Can read one business sign, the last name is Patton.  

Interesting card which captures the popularity of postcard collecting in the mid nineteenth century. Some tip wear.

card was never mailed. Glitter has been attached to the card. Some light stains on bottom white edge. Railroad

Can't quite read the cancel on this early card with condition problems. Multiple creases and image turned up at bottom right hand edge. The scene is so interesting that I didn't notice the problems and evidently the dealer who priced it didn't either. The large assembled crowd is watching a guy standing on his head on the bicycle seat. This would be a rather tame stunt in today's world. Selling for what I paid for it.

Great real photo postcard which shows the H H Graham Jewelry Company in Hattiesburg Mississippi. Written message on front reads "Hattiesburg Miss-arrived safely this A M and found everything all high. Is awfully warm here. Addie". Card is postmarked from Hattiesburg.

Neat old street scene. Never mailed, minor tip wear and some staining in the white field on right hand side.

I don't know Parson Pile but Wolf River is in Pall Mall

Caption on this unused card reads, "Roberts, Ives D Vance, Funeral Directors, 903 E Frankling Street, Clarksville, Tn Phone 470-343W". Nice condition. There is an advertising message on the back that indicates that this was for "colored people".

This is a very rare card which pictures "Costumes worn by Night Riders on the night of the murder of Captain Rankin at Reelfoot Lake". This incident happened during the tobacco wars in Tennessee. This card was never mailed. Please view the scan to see the condition of this card. There are no creases and all of the wear is in the borders.

Unused card with minor tip wear. Man in front of the store is identified as James Lloyd Hayes in pencil on the back of this postally unused card. White City is above the Pool and Billards script on the store front. The only White City I know of is in Oregon and the area containing the Chicago World's Fair.

Some tip wear to this nice card with great signage. You can read the old Minnesota license plate. Energee Gasoline and Mound Auto Company. Check out the ancient gas tanks in front of the Service Station.

Corner and edge wear to this interesting postcard taken in Waterloo Indiana. This car belonging to Edward Payson Weston participated in a race which ran from Portland Oregon to Chicago Illinois. There is information on this race on the web. See scan to view the condition. There is also a small horizonal line at mid-left top edged but I don't think it is a cut.

I had never heard of Lynnville Tennessee so goggling it I learned that the last census was 300 people. Evidently it was a growing town until the Civil War when the Union army occupied the town and burnt most of the homes and buildings. This card has some defects which I did not notice until I looked at it under a light and rotating it. Of course some wear to the corners and edges with minor flaking off of the image. Light corner crease on bottom left and a large vertical crease which extends down two thirds of the card. The scene is Main Street and card was published by R W Waldrop Druggist. Postally used with partial Lynnville cancel and Bardwell Texas cancel.

Tiny bunged up area on upper right and tip and minor wear to the other tips.

Two tears at the mid edge which barely show and a small crease at lower right hand corner. Looks like a milk truck "In 42 inchs of water at the Entrance to Warner Park, March 8th 1917." Postmarked from Chattanooga. Message on back mentions the flood and buying cards from the flood scenes.

Postally unused. Indentation markings from being in an album. See scan to view the condition.

Postally used, embossed card with no year given. Very minor wear on this beautiful card

Unused card but undivided back. Shows "Home of Gen N B Forrest in Hernando Mississippi in 1840, as it appeared in 1900." See scan to view the condition.

Neat unused postcard titled Aviation Meet, Atlantic City 1910. Good condition.

Unused, divided back card showing an interesting rural scene viewed from the railroad tracks. Sign for Brown's 5 cent Shoes. Scattered age spots and wear to the corners.

Postal cancel but can't read the date. Undivided back. Exceptionally clean condition on this great Georgia street scene.

Neat card from Kansas with minor wear but some cancel marks