This scene is titled, "looking north on Milwaukee ave. Wheeling, Ill." Corner crease on bottom right hand corner and a large crease like mark above it which is actually a break in the photograph. Signs for the Chicago House.

Photographic mark from Lowville New York. Postally unused. Can't quite read the badge or button.

Four men armed with guns probably for hunting. Some wear to the corner tips. Postally unused. Light image.

Not postally used and no idea what this crowd has assembled for.

Cancelled in Arlington. Note on back indicates Oklahoma. Somewhat light.

Considerable wear to the corners, with one tiny crease. Shows soldiers relaxing "After a Gam eat Corregidor". Can't quite read the cancel other than the date. Dingy back, stamp missing and pencil scribbing, also a stain. Adressed to someone in Indianapolis.

Great clarity on this real photo post card. Unused postally. Corner crease on bottom right hand side and general wear to the edges when photo has worn off.

This would be a great toy even today. Unused postally. Tear in right hand margin and a half circle around the boyis head which is Five little circle indentations.

Postally unused card which came in a lot of Michigan cards. Very minor wear

Charming scene on this postally unused card.

Tear in mid bottom edge. Teacher is identified on the back Lillie Christ Stimpson.

Small crease at upper right hand corner. Strange looking area at bottom left is in the photo. Cancelled from Wichita.

Postally canceled which identifies the couple as Caroline and Abram Plough at home. Wear to the corner tips. Private home in Pa

Not postally used but writing on the back reads Home of Henry & Delia Walter at Murray Iowa

Postally cancelled but can't read the date. Writing on the back identifies the riders, "A Willington scene, Carrie Sistler Charlotte Walter, & sister Mollie Keys The M E Parsonage. Light image

Postally unused but writing on back says Charlotte Walter, Mollie Keys at Roy Walter home in Murray Iowa

Unused card. See scan to view the condition. Note on back says "Lea Powell I lived here with the Powell family for a few months while teaching in Wichita."

Unused card.

Great card showing a delapidated horse and wagon with the words reading "Oklahoma or Bust". Cancelled from Oklahoma City in 1910. Stain along an edge which is on the front and back. Message on the back indicates that this was part of "an anniversary parade being 21 first birthday of Oklahoma City. This is like the wagons that were in the run for claims away back in "89..."

What a pose this is of a man standing in his garden. Double armed to fend off intruders. Unused card.

Postally cancelled in 1907. Light photo

Unused card with not much wear. Has the number 1905 on the card. Railroad

Unused postcard which was purchased in a lot of cards from Briscoe and Clarenden Arkansas. The sticker on the sleeve suggest that these are cards waiting for the ferry. Minor wear.

Postally used but can read only Indiana. Corner crease and cancel on the front.

Postally used in 1907 from Colorado. Looks like a super roadster.

Real photo post card showing two hunters with bear skin and some other type of critter along with their dog. Minor wear with a stain. On the back is written Grampa William Wetmore and his brother Loredo.

This is actually a real photo post card showing two hunters with a hand gun, rifle and shotgun with their two hunting dogs. Minor wear.

No indication where this great view of a bar was. Wear to the corners and some light cracks in the photo which do not show unless you rotate the card in the light.

This card was cancelled from Modesto California so think this card is from there. Beautiful church which should be recognized if is from Modesto. Photo has flaked off of lower left hand corner.

1910 cancel. Somewhat dingy look with wear to the corners and pencil wriing on the front which reads Holdrege Nebraska, 1910.

This book printed in 1981 is titled Prairie Fires and Paper Moons by Hal Morgan and Andreas Brown. First Edition, no dust cover and sun fading on the covers. Clean interior. 191 pages of information and illustrations.

Not cancelled but someone has written on the back, "Gordon Hargrove's Wife, her Dog Pat and her Winchester. Beware ( or be aware) of feathered and furry things." August 14, 1912, Eaton Tennessee. Also written on the front, "The call of Autumn" Minimal wear

Neat card showing an old Barn Dance Hall. Minor wear.

This card is dated 2/5/37 on the front. Although it doesn't say Paducah, it is and is the last card that I have of a flood grouping I bought.  Very light fold

I bought this as a Nashville Tennessee card but have ruled it out. My research indicates that it is from Indiana. It says Nashville News on the buggy. On crack in the photo which appears as a light crease. Wear to the corners.

Pencil message on the front and somewhat dingy look. Wear to the corners.

These three cards were made for Nebraska Wesleyan University on her 50th anniversary. Minor wear to the cards which were not mailed.

Real photo postcard, never mailed but notation on the back says, "Stayed here one night while on our vacation August 1941." Wear to the corner tips.

Some wear to the corners and a tiny edge tear which I almost missed. Nice crispness and clarity.

Neat Oklahoma card with some wear to the corners.

Postally used from Holly. See scan for condition.

Unused post card with great clarity on the workers and the engine. They don't come any crisper. Minimal wear. This came out of a lot from Michigan.

This could be a trolley, I can't tell. Sign reads New York Ave. Postally unused with some fine cracks in the photo, not too distracting.

Neat post card, though with some damage. Never mailed, unused card with a divided back. Ink message on the front which reads, "Broke down while in the air 200 ft. Came to ground and tied to tractor. This machine flew in Levin (?) Falls, Sept 18, 19, 20. I seen him fly the 20th." Tear at bottom edges which extends into the word falls and two corner creases.

Unused with minimal wear. Shows one of the famed Tennessee Walking Horses, Rambling Allen, roan stallion, K R Nelson, Lewisburg.