Peru – Page 2 – Global Postcard Sales

Showing 41–71 of 71 postcards

Peru Milenar, Machu Picchu
Check the earlier series (20210027+) for other cards like this, once part of a linked set. With a perforated bottom edge, this unused card was the first in that link. Grade: 1

Code: 20210054
Price: $1.00
Cusco, Colorful Sunday Market
Mailed to Brazil in 1976 using a postage meter, the card dates from 1975. Authentic view! Grade: 2

Code: 20210055
Price: $5.00
Cusco, Pisac Market scene
Unused Corbacho card 0058 from 1975, highly aged. Grade: 3

Code: 20210056
Price: $4.00
Cusco, Caravan of llamas
Unused Corbacho card 0100, noticeably aged. It has perforated upper and lower edges, so it had once been part of a set. Not now, though. Grade: 2

Code: 20210057
Price: $2.00
Lima, Plaza de la Inquisicion
An old, unused, and heavily aged card with serrated edges. Wikipedia tells us that “The Plaza Bolivar is also known as the Plaza of Congress or Plaza of the Inquisition as it is surrounded by the Legislative Palace which is the seat of the Congress of Peru, and the site of the former Tribunal of the Inquisition.” Grade: 3

Code: 20210058
Price: $5.00
Lima-Sheraton Hotel
Unused, official card from the hotel, which is now called Sheraton Lima Hotel & Convention Center and gets good online reviews. The card has aged quite a bit, and has captions in Spanish and English. Grade: 2

Code: 20210059
Price: $4.00
Balneario de Ancon
In 1966, someone wrote a long message that covers the back of the card, which therefore was not postally mailed. Grade: 4

Code: 20210060
Price: $3.00
Puno, General view of the town
Another unused, heavily aged Faucett Airlines card C-2604 from Swiss Foto. It’s from 1974, and tells us the town is 12,697 ft. (3870 m) altitude. Grade: 3-

Code: 20210063
Price: $6.00
Cusco, Most Typical Cusco Street
Unused, heavily aged 1977 (?) Corbacho card A 68. Grade: 3

Code: 20210064
Price: $4.00
Cuzco, Condor in the Ruins of Sacsahuaman
Even though this unused Swiss Foto card C-1439, sponsored by Faucett Airlines, is noticeably aged on the reverse, you’ll be hard put to find a more striking condor postcard. At least we think so. Grade: 3

Code: 20210065
Price: $3.00
Cuzco, Church of Our Lady of Mercy
Unused Swiss Foto card C-1406, dated 1970 and sponsored by Faucett Airlines. Notably aged around the reverse edges. The church was built in 1675. Grade: 2

Code: 20210066
Price: $3.00
Cuzco, San Blas Pulpit
Unused, older Arte Rep card 588 of this 17th-century structure. Grade: 1

Code: 20210067
Price: $2.00
Cusco, old Inca alleys
Unused, 1975(?) Corbacho card 0012 with Spanish and English captions: “One can see the combination of old inca alleys supporting on their foundations the colonial buildings”. Grade: 3

Code: 20210068
Price: $3.00
Cuzco, The wall of Inca Roca’s Palace in Hatun Rumiyac Street
Unused, heavily aged Swiss Foto card C-1481 from 1977, sponsored by Faucett Airlines. We think our entry 20210070 is the same location, but captioned differently from what we used in our header. Grade: 3

Code: 20210069
Price: $3.00
Chinchero, Women
Unused, older Arte Rep card 529, serrated edges. Reverse is stained. Grade: 3

Code: 20210072
Price: $2.00
Cusco, Inca Mummy
Unused, aged Corbacho card 0059 from 1976. Grade: 3

Code: 20210073
Price: $9.00
Arequipa, multiple views
Older Arte Rep card 510, with a long Spanish caption identifying things, and a bit of English added as an afterthought. Not postally used, but with a person’s name written into the address area. Serrated edges. Grade: 4

Code: 20210074
Price: $2.00
Cuzco Region – Native Women
Aging Arte Rep card 560, mailed in 1971 using a postage meter. Grade: 3

Code: 20210075
Price: $4.00
Region del Cuzco – Market
Unused, heavily aged Arte Rep card 509 dated 1965, serrated edges. Grade: 3

Code: 20210076
Price: $4.00
Cajamarca, Cathedral’s Door
Unused, highly aged Arte Rep card 587, serrated edges. Grade: 3

Code: 20210077
Price: $3.00
Huancavelica, Famous Mercury Mining Center
As of 2007, 40,000 persons still lived there, proving it is technically possible to co-exist with mercury. This card was published by Hotel Crillon in Lima, and in 1976 was not postally used but has a message in Portuguese on the back. Grade: 4

Code: 20210078
Price: $3.00
Ausangate
More from Wikipedia: “Ausangate or Auzangate is a mountain of the Willkanuta mountain range in the Andes of Peru. With an elevation of 6,384 metres it is situated around 100 kilometres southeast of Cusco…” and we thank them for that. Unused card. Grade: 1

Code: 20210081
Price: $3.00
Cuzco, Candidez de una nina Q’ero
Unused card. Grade: 1

Code: 20210082
Price: $2.00
Nina Campesina
So winsome! Unused card from Cusco. Grade: 1

Code: 20210083
Price: $2.00
Lima, Costa Verde, Miraflores
Unused though with someone’s name and address rubber-stamped on the reverse. Grade: 4

Code: 20210084
Price: $2.00
Lima, two panoramic views
The front of this card has faded. As for the back, considering the card was made in 1988 or later, it has aged terribly. As well, it has someone’s name and address rubber-stamped on. Grade 4-

Code: 20210085
Price: $2.00
Iquitos, Belen District – Sunset
Unused card with minor foxing (age staining) on the reverse. Grade: 2

Code: 20210086
Price: $3.00
Cusco, aerial view
Your chance for an unused “value” card, but it’s in poor condition, and with a name and address rubber-stamped onto the heavily stained reverse. Grade: 4-

Code: 20210088
Price: $1.00
Cuzco, native mayor
Mailed, we believe, in 1964, with stamp and parts of two postmarks. Aged but robust. Grade: 2

Code: 20210089
Price: $9.00
Cajamarca, Market scene
Mailed in 1984 using a large red postage meter — and a normal postmark over that. Grade: 1

Code: 20210090
Price: $4.00
Cusco, Typical Indian Costume
Unused Corbacho card from the 1980s. Grade: 1

Code: 20210091
Price: $4.00

Showing 41–71 of 71 postcards