tip wear and black spots at upper left hand corner

Unused, crisp card. Minor tip wear.

Postally not used. Wear to the corners.

Some tip wear to this card that was never mailed.

Unused postcard which shows a neat scene. The postcard has the name S J Simmons written on the back. The card came from a family in Macon Ga but could be from a nearby small town. See scan. There are some creases and some ink markings.

Great condition on this real photo postcard which was never mailed.

Unused, nice condition. Also shows the Confederate Monument in Oglethorpe County.

Minor tip wear. "Albany's Nite Club"

Wear to all the corners.

Some scattered white spots. Can't tell if this is in the printing. Minor corner wear to three corners and one rounded.

corner wear including a small crease

corner wear but nice crisp look to this residential street scene.

Minor tip wear to the this early Georgia postcard.

Considerable wear to this cards with creases on all four corners.

unused card. The motor court was one half mile north of Cedartown Georgia, US 27.

Unused, divided back card in great condition

Postally unused with minor wear to the tips. The great signage on this card makes it worth the money I had to pay to get it. Abbeville is spelled wrong on this card. City Drug Company W A Cherry Optician

Unused card with some corner wear. White line in the street appears to be in the printing process.

Excellent condition on this unused, hand colored card.

Beautiful hand colored, unused card in excellent condition. Shows West Taylor Street in Griffin Ga.

Unused divided back card in great condition. Great scene which shows a Texaco sign and a Standard Oil Sign. Old Model T's etc.

Great unused card in near mint condition. Shows New Castle Street, corner of Gloucester. Rough area on the back where it was probably taken out of a scrapbook.

Near mint, unused card.

Some light creasing and wear to the corners, not that noticable.

See scan for condition-some wear to corners and light dingeness to white bottom. Postally used 1910.

wear to the corners.

minor wear

Wear to the corners, especially bottom right hand corner. "This cannon was used in the Battle of Bloody March in 1740. Wesley Oak, birthplace of Methodism in America, Remains of General Oglethorpe's Fort Frederica." Interesting, historic card.

Crease at bottom left corner and wear to the other corners, with some flaking off. Also a large mid crease and stained area