This card has a cancel on it from Americus Ga 1912 with the stamp removed.  The card has some damage, most of which can be observed in the scan.  The creasing cannot be seen looking at it face on but it does have a long mid crease and on the corners. The decoration was for the 1912 United Confederate Veterans Reunion in Macon Ga.

This great scene shows the crowd gathered for the parade.  Taken from 4th Street.  This card was never mailed and presents well despite a small crease on the top right and left corner.  

This card was not mailed and presents well despite some minor edge and corner tip wear.  This is a drawing and was the Y.M.C.A Building in Macon Ga.  The UCV reunion was held there in 1912.

Tuck card which was not mailed.  Some corner wear. The monument has a Confederate flag, draped on it, possibility for a UCV reunion or some other occasion.

This card looks good to the eye but there is a long crease on the right bottom corner and tip wear to the other corners.  "Renowned Confederate General Chief of Staff to Governor Hoke Smith-Leading the Inaugural Procession in front of the Columbian Woodmen Building..." Clement of course was a Confederate General

This card was never mailed.  Minor tip wear including some flaking off of the image on the bottom right hand corner. Shows Bon Air Hotel and Court House.

Rather worn appearance with a stain at mid top and corner wear including small creases 

This card was a reminder of the upcoming meeting of the United Confederate Veterans in Chattanooga.  It was mailed.  L T Dickinson was the Adjutant General of the organization and he usually drew something about up coming community concerns.  In this case it was the sale of bonds for the Water Works Plant.The card was mailed and is in good condition.

Minor wear to this card which was never mailed

Minor wear this card which was never mailed.

Never mailed with minor tip wear.

Never mailed with minor tip wear.  Excellent.

Never mailed, some corner tip wear.

Card was never mailed.  Tip wear, including a very light crease at top right hand corner.  You can barely see the crease.

Never mailed.  Crisp card with minor tip wear.  Decatur County Bank In Bainbridge Georgia

Card was never mailed.  Tip wear, some flaking off of the image at lower right hand edge and dinginess on the white border at bottom.

These two cards were purchased together and they look like they go together.  They were not mailed and there is no identifying information on the back.  Minor wear though the left side of the card is lighter than the right side.  Most of the signs in the crowd scene are only partially readable.  The most complete is Templem-Pianos which I assumed was Templeman.  Indeed I was able to find a Templeton Piano store in Chattanooga during this time period. Also visible is a Stonewall Jackson banner.  Someone may be able to identify the band by the costumes. I would welcome any input on these cards.   

Undivided back card that was never mailed.  Some wear to the bottom right hand edge, other than that very clean.

Two items in this lot, a mint postcard of the Sam Davis statue at the Capitol in Nashville and a record, unused of Charlie Owens songs honoring Davis and Nathan Bedford Forrest 

Minor tip wear on this clean, crisp card

Some wear to this Tuck card.  See scan to view the wear to the right hand edge and light corner crease at top right hand corner. Tiny cut at the worn edge.

Light corner crease and small edge tear at the top

This card celebrates the 4th of July.  Light creasing, including a large one.  L T Dickinson penned this one.  

L T Dickinson memorializes the discovery of the North Pole in this reminder of an upcoming meeting.  Corner wear with some creasing, otherwise good.  

Small corner crease at top left hand side and other minor wear.  L T Dickinson has drawn Uncle Sam looking on Young Cuba walking on cactusi and saying "This is not half as much fun as I thought." 

L T Dickinson, Adjunct General, penned Uncle Sam wrestling with Cuban Republic.  Rather poor condition with creasing and somewhat dingy appearance.  

Here is another one of the unique cards penned by L T Dickinson, Adjunct General of the N B Forrest Camp in Chattanooga Tennessee.  Unfortunately this card is in very poor condition with heavy and multiple creases, almost as if some one deliberately wadded it up.  There is also a chunk out of the left side.  This card is a tribute to S D Lee, UCV Commander, "Resolutions upon death of our beloved Commander will be acted upon."  Lee was the second commander of the United Confederate Veteran organization and he died shortly before the reunion that he was planning for.    

1904 UCV Postal Card which was mailed to L M Coleman by L T Dickinson as a reminder for a meeting to hear" a report from the Sons of Veteran and Reunion Talk".  The card has a corner crease but also a wonderful drawing of "Old Rebel Bate" fishing and trying to catch a fish labeled "U S Senate". General William Bate was a Confederate General and post war served as Governor of Tennessee and also several terms as a  Senator. 

This unusual postal card was mailed to Lewis Coleman in Chattanooga.  Looks pretty good despite one large light crease at bottom left and another smaller crease at top left corner.  It shows an old vet celebrating following his trip to the Richmond UCV reunion.  "Had the bulliest time!!" which was a nod to President Teddy Roosevelt.  The mimeographed drawing was made by the adjunct general L T Dickinson.  These unique cards featured original drawings by Dickinson early month between the years of 1886-1923.  Most of the cards represented Dickinson's point of view on national, international issues as well as political issues, local, state, and federal.

unused with minor tip wear

Unused but with long crease in mid section and top edge 

Unused, undivided back card.  Minor wear.

Unused and excellent condition.  Nice signage.  "only flag pole standing in the south".

Unused.  Note where the image has flaked off on the lower left hand corner.

Unused card with some corner wear.  See scan.

Four different images of the infamous Libby Prison in Richmond Virginia. Only one was postally used (1905)  Two have undivided backs and one divided.  See scans to view the condition.

Unused card in good condition showing the Bartow County Court House and the Confederate monument there.

This card was not mailed. The white areas at the top is in the photo itself and is not damage. Interesting crowd scene, though the closest figures in the parade are blurred. Scene is on Main Street

Early blue gray theme on this card made for the Confederate Reunion in New Orleans Louisiana. Minor wear

Early Blue-Gray theme on this card made for the United Confederate Veteran Reunion held in New Orleans Louisiana. Minor tip wear and French and writing on front as required by law.

Corner wear including one small an one large corner crease. A little nip out of top edge.

Undivided back card cancelled in 1907 from Richmond Virginia. It shows Confederate Veteran Reunion Attendees clustered around the monument honoring their leader. There is a cut in the left hand edge. See scan.

minor tip wear on this home in Demopolis Alabama which was built by General General Nathan Bryan Whitfield. The home was used by General Polk during the Civil War.

These faces are familiar but I can't identify them. I was told this was from the Chattanooga reunion but it was never mailed so can't verify this.

Large corner crease on the upper right hand corner and smaller crease on bottom left hand corner. Nice view of the parade with a confederate flag proudly on display.