This seems to be a German card but I don't know what the building is or where it was.  Some corner wear and a stain on the bottom right hand edge. Appears to read '99 for the date.  It is an undivided back card.

Three undivided back real photo postcard showing scenes from the Paris Exposition of 1900.  Minor wear, not mailed.

Rounded corners on this card which was never mailed.

This is an undivided back postcard which was never mailed.  Minor wear and somewhat dingy appearance.  The publisher was from Durban so am assuming these children were from that area.  Caption reads, "Starting Young."

Minor wear on this card but a strong musty smell.  Two stamps mailed from Bermuda.  Sign for White Horse Whiskey is visable.

Card mailed from Japan to US with a stamped message "A Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year."  Corner wear.  See scan.

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

Some wear to the tips.

Mint, unused.  Copyright date of 1907  Indians.  Canada

Mint, unused.  Copyright date of 1907  Canada

Mint, unused.  Copyright date of 1907 Canada

Mint, unused.  Copyright date of 1907  Indians Canada

Blackfoot Indians residing in Canada.  Mint, unused with copyright date of 1907.

  Mint, unused with copyright date of 1907. Canada

This is a church in the Yukon Territory. Corner wear and some edge wear on left side. See scan. Never mailed but is dated 1923 on the back. Canada-Alaska.

Large corner crease on upper left hand corner.

Minimal wear on this card from Canada. Never mailed but someone has written 1923 on the back.

Appears to have been cut from other cards. Not mailed

Please view the scan closely to see the condition problem. Lower area on left hand side disruption caused by some paper sticking to the image. The card was not mailed but there is handwriting on the back which I can't read. Printed part reads "Photograph Vahlendick, Locksfedter Lager 1912" which I assume is the name of the town.

Vintage scene. See left edge which needs to be cut. Perforation on edge. See scan..

Beautiful unused card

Some corner wear to this postally unused card

Minor tip wear on this card that was never mailed.

Beautiful unused card with minor wear

Minor wear on this postcard which was not mailed.

wear to tips, otherwise in good condition.

I'm a little puzzled by this card which was made by a Minneapolis Minnesota company and cancelled from Rockwood Ohio. Title reads "Markaryd Marknad, Smaland" which I assume is Swedish. Wear and creasing to corners

unused card with very minor wear

great condition. Judacia

Interesting card which shows the prostate statue of Rameses the Second, Warrior King, identified with Pharoah, of the Exodus. Clean, crisp card which is unused

clean, crisp, unused postcard showing the "Ruins of the house of Mary and Martha, Bethany Palestine". Judacia

wear to corners and upper right hand corner crease. Railroad

Beautiful colors and nice condition on these two undivided back cards from Cuba. One shows the milkman on horseback and the other an Ox cart.

Lot of four cards fresh from an old album. Cards include "A bunch of coconut pickers," "Botanical Gardens," "Picuresque Old Havana", and the "Water Battery." Acidic marks on the corners of two of the cards. View the scans.

Four cards in this lot fresh out of an old album. Some indentation marks from being in an album. Titles are: "A novel wet nurse" "The Palace courtyard", The military road", and "Ceentro Benefico, Interior-Guantanamo." See scan for the condition of the cards.

Four nice cards fresh from the album they were in for around 100 years. Some indentations from being in the album. Native Huts, Colon Park, Cutting Bananas and the moat at Fort Cabama. Bananas card back reads, "Authorized by act of Congress of May 19-1898."

Corner crease at top right hand corner and slight wear to the other corners.

Can't read German but I'm guessing this is advertising a German beer. Postally used but no date. Beautiful colors on this embossed card.

Postally unused. The guitar lifts up to show accordian type scenes, presumably from Potsdam.

Back of the card indicates that this was in Yokohama Japan. The womam standing in the door does not appear to be Japanese as the other two women are. They appear to be playing a game and the woman standing may be a nurse, possibly the correspondent. One corner shows a great deal of damage on the reverse but it does not show much on the picture side, due to the heavy stock.

Not postally used. Wear to the corner tips.

Postally unused crd. Indentation marks where it had been an album for years. Wear to tips and wear to bottom edge near left hand corner.

Bank of England and Royal Exchange London is title of this card. Wear to the corners with some flaking off of the image.