Creasing on the top left hand corner, teeny tip crease on top right hand side.  Ink message on the front of the card.

Corner crease and wear to the corners, including area where the image has flaked off.  Not mailed

Nice condition on this undivided back card which was not mailed.

This card has a cancel from 1942.  It was sent by a postcard collector to another postcard collector. Rough upper edge and slight staining.  Cancel markings.

One large and one small corner crease.  The large one is disguised by the graphics.  Other corner tip wear.   Stain on back which you can't see on the front.

Nice old card from my alma mater.  Indentations from being in an album, tear at top left edge and tip wear.  Not mailed.

The card was not mailed but there is a notation on the back that it is 1909 and from Missouri. Dingy areas on the borders. Can be mailed in a first class envelope for a savings.

Undivided back card which was not mailed.  Tiny tip crease on bottom left hand corner.

Card was not mailed, corner crease, wear to the other corners and a punched area, causing indentations on the front. 

Very early undivided back card with four different cancels. I had to use a magnifying glass on the one that had a year and I think it is a 5.  There is one cancel from St. Louis, and interlaced with that is a Denver Colorado cancel.  There is a forwarded stamp from Denver and a General Delivery stamp from Denver as well.   Ink writing on front as required by law, a bottom left hand corner crease, wear to other corners tips and a dingy area at the top left hand corner.  

Minor tip wear.  Cancel on back from St Louis

Neat postcard which is an Official Souvenir of the World's Fair in St Louis Missouri.  Very nice condition. Stamp on back is canceled with Exposition and another from St Louis. 

Lower left hand corner is a tad bunged up but otherwise in nice condition.  Cancel reads World's Fair St Louis

Divided back card which was never mailed.  Very minor wear

Never mailed.  Excellent condition.

Nice view of a railroad scene in Joplin.  Minor wear

Minor tip wear on this railroad depot which was mailed from Moberly.  

This lot consists of a real photo postcard of the "Home of Hon Joe J Russell" as it was in 1887.  Unused with some creasing. The second card is what looks like an artist's rendition of the "Russell" Hotel in Charleston, Missouri, a hotel that Russell built. 

Interesting scene showing the crowds during a street fair.  There are indentations on the surface of the card which you can't see unless you rotate the card in a lighted area. I believe this to be a rare card in a relatively small town

Very light image of the home of famous political figure, Champ Clark.  Corner wear and light breaks in the surface that appears as creases when rotated under a light.  Postmarked from Bowling Green Missouri, his home. Champ Clark was Democratic Speaker of the House and came close to receiving the nomination for the Presidency, finally losing to Woodrow Wilson. 

Hello from the Friendly Tavern-Mickey's Place in Greenville, Missouri. minor wear

Unused. Minor wear

Neat street scene in Kansas City Missouri. Great signage. Blossom Hotel, Srangers Hotel. Unused card with considerable wear to the corners. Album indentations on the corners as well. See scan.

minor tip wear. Beautiful scene in Big Springs country with railroad

Cancelled in 1912 from C G Missouri. Weakened bottom right hand corner.

Considerable wear to the corners showing the Residence of J P Snyder. Wear to edges, spotting, and dingyness.

Unused, some wear to the corners.

This card show Marietta Street looking south from Broadway. Some wear to the corners.

Great card in great condition except for hand written message on front.