Nice rural street scene on this small Texas town.  Some corner breaks in the photo finish which appears as creases.  It is interesting to look at it with a magnifying glass.

This card was never mailed but it has a one cent stamp on it.  Glue residue on the back from being in an album. 

This card was never mailed and has only minor wear. No clue as to where the subjects are.

See this link for a complete history of this historic building. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pontalba_Buildings

Vintage real photo postcard which never mailed. Pencil notations on the back of the card. Minor tip wear.  This school for founded by the Lutheran Church.

Lonely view of one car in front of the Court House.  Large corner crease and another light crease in the body of the card. Corner wear.  See scan. 

Some corner wear on this card which shows a beautiful Arabian mare and her twins at the W K Kellogg ranch owned by the University of California. W K Kellogg Arabian Horse Ranch.

Some corner wear and a notch in the right edge.

Never mailed card but the old cars tell the era.  Great appearance until you rotate it under a light and then you see large streak marks which look like something spilled near the card.  You can see what they look like on the mid-botton white area of the building. 

What a great old view of this old hotel.  Neat Roadsters int front of the hotel. Looks like a movie poster on display.  Bottom right hand corner slightly clipped and what looks like a creaseline in the photograph in upper right hand field. 

Three cards in this lot, all views of the Monteagle Hotel.  Good condition

Interesting scene on this card but a large edge tear at the top edge.  This is actually an advertising card sent by Jim Webb and the back has a message regarding a new addition to their auction ring.  Postmarked from Grand Island.  Please study the scan. 

I believe this is Edward who became King Edward VIII, later to give up the throne for Willis Simpson.

Nice scene. Not sure of the date since it was never mailed.  Printing on the back reads, "Settlers parade at Daniel Boone Festival, held annually in October, Barbourville, Ky. Courier-Journal Photo" Some tip wear.

Nice scene. Not sure of the date since it was never mailed.  Printing on the back reads, "Settlers parade at Daniel Boone Festival, held annually in October, Barbourville, Ky. Courier-Journal Photo" Very minor wear

Some wear to the tips.

Great scene on this real photo postcard with minor tip wear.  Never mailed. 

nice condition

Unused card.  Linear split in the photo finish on upper left hand edge. Other than that a clean, crisp card

Unused. Nice

This card is from an unknown town but under magnification one can read Capadura Cigars 5Cents and one for Duke's Tobacco.  Creasing and some indentations on back which can be seen in pouching on the front when rotating under a light.  

Great content on this real photo postcard from 1918..  There is a large group of mostly men but some women and children gathered around a "Wonder Washer" an early washing machine. There is a handsome distinguished man with white hair standing to the right which I'm guessing is the inventor or owner of the product.  Perhaps a demonstration has just taken place in front of the large crowd.  See the related card which is also being listed.

Great content on this real photo postcard from Winchester Indiana, dated 11/17/17.  There is a large group of mostly men but some women and children gathered around a "Wonder Washer" an early washing machine.  They are in front of the J M Best & Son Groceries and Furniture store. Also sign for a Garfield Hardware.  There is a handsome distinguished man with white hair standing to the right which I'm guessing is the inventor or owner of the product.  Perhaps a demonstration has just taken place in front of the large crowd.  See the related card which is also being listed.

Minor wear-Photo by Handy

Card was not postally used. One stain and some corner wear.

Tip wear and cut in left hand edge.

Vertical split in photo on upper left hand area, not caused by a crease.  Other minor wear.  Some of the writing in the photo cannot be read by me but I can read Schattschneider  Bakery Ham Ohio.  I researched it and learned that the husband and wife lost their lives in the great flood in 1913 in Hamilton Ohio.

Postally used with date showing in the message.  See bottom rim where the white shows.  There is also a small stain near the school chimney.

The famous evangelist Billy Sunday is pictured with the Pastors, their Wives and assistants. Some corner wear.

It drives me crazy when I have an interesting real photo card and can't figure out where it is from.  I can't find a Tony Oehler's Place or a Tony Dehler's Place documented on the web.  It shows a large group of men posed in front of what looks like a Saloon.  This idea came from on man on the middle left hand side, at the end who is holding a large mug of ale or dark beer.  The men are wearing paper discs, one is fairly visible and shows a man in a bowler hat.  The men are also wearing a ribbon which reads on one side Rooters.  Several men are carrying noisemakers and cow bells.   

This real photo postcard was cancelled from New Haven Connecticut in 1915.  There is another sign next to the hotel which reads Heublein.  Shows horse and buggies in the front.  Small corner crease on lower right hand side.   

Some corner wear

Unused, minor wear.  This house is on the Columbia River Highway, Oregon.

Undivided back. Light photo.

I can't read the cancel. Someone ripped off the stamp on the back which produced a crack in the image. Other than that the card is in good conditon.

Nice condition on this real photo postcard.

card not mailed. Good condition.

Unused with very light corner crease. Welch's

Unused with some corner wear including a small crease. Wonder if this building is a newspaper building or perhaps a boarding house.

Crease in left hand edge. Somewhat light photo of a down town area in Townsend Montana.

Mailed but only the town can be seen on the partial cacel. This is a very small town in Nebraska.

RPO cancel of Lincoln and Billings Railroad which I imagine may be rare. Very good clarity. Can read the signs with a magnifying glass. J G Van Cott Hardware and Furniture, Broken Bow State Bank. Looks like a street food vendor that has some customers.

Wonderful real photo view of a small town in Nebraska. Mailed and canceled from Coleridge. Corner wear and a small corner crease. Great clarity. Signs of Edwards and Bradford Lumber Company and Kaufman & Company

Interesting scene with a crowd of people at the laying of the corner stone at the M C Church Harper Kansas. Wear to corners, including a small crease and fading out of the photo at the left hand side. See scan.

Nice real photo card with excellent clarity. Sign for South End Grocery-Smith & Stone and a 5 & 10 cent Store which has a sign which says "Postcards". Unslightly crease at top right hand corner which runs vertically.

No cancel. Nice condition

Nice old street scene in Tonkawa Oklahoma. Nice signage of the Bank of Commerce, Tonkawa Biscuits, and Owl Drug Store. Some wear to corners, stain on upper left hand corner and some cancel marks in the sky field. Cancel's town doesn't show but Oklahoma does.

Dowling & Henley is the name of the grocery store shown in this great real photo postcard. Horse and buggies. Message on the back which has a Oklahoma City cancel says, ""this is a picture of our new store.." One small corner crease. Scan looks washed out but it isn't.

Not postally used but a message on the back. Note the black strip and residue of others.

What a great card of this interesting group of musicians posed in front of the First State Bank. Canceled from Indiahoma, I believe it is 1910 but can't say for sure as the last two numbers are very faint. The spots that appear must have been in the negative as it is not on the card.