German-made, unused card.  Grade: 1

Mailed from Japan in 2016, with stamp and Ginza postmark.  Grade: 1

In what is now Maputo, this mural by Francisco Relogio,  The unused postcard is significantly aged but otherwise unmarked.  Grade: 3

Such a long title — and we have even abbreviated it — for a nice set of six maximum cards, of which our scan shows you four.  Issued on 26 April 2017 by Chunghwa Post, and with a cardboard cover.  If you’d like to see the other two cards, please ask us.  Grade: 1

Stamp and indistinct postmark.  Ink stain in upper left reverse corner.  Grade: 3

Unused.  Grade: 1

Our scan only shows the first of seven cards in this (unused) set, because it’s still in the original cellowrap and we’ve not opened it.  But we have seen the other cards elsewhere, and they are, as the title suggests, paintings and calligraphy in this vein.  This is Hong Kong Government’s Postage Prepaid Picture Card Series No. 56, with pre-printed worldwide airmail postage.  Grade: 1

This is a set of six cards, in a very sturdy cardboard box that almost feels like wood.  Our scan shows the front of the box; see 30400529B for sample cards.  It’s Hongkong Post’s “Postage Prepaid Picture Card Series No. 57,” and each card has pre-printed, coloured, global postage and a special first-day-of-issue (14 November 2017) postmark.  Our other scan shows you the examples of how one front and one reverse look, but of course all six cards are different within a similar theme.  Grade: 1

This is Part One of a two-part set (see also our entry 30400531B), which must be sold together.  Part One contains 13 unused cards, of which we show two as examples here, plus one panel of mint stamps (also in our scan).  Now please move on to see the description for Part 2.  The price we show here is for both parts together.  Grade: 1

First, please read what we wrote for entry 30400531A.  This set includes the remaining 12 cards of seals, and one more panel of mint stamps.  Our scan shows one sample front of a card, one sample reverse of a card, and the cardboard cover similar for both parts of the entire set.  You would be buying both parts of this set together for the listed price.  That means:  25 unused cards and two panels of stamps.  Grades: 1

The “Q.” stands for Qamil, and we were happy to find his story through Google, which you can, too.  There’s a relation with our Flower Dance card of a few entries earlier.  This one is unused, dated 1985, and heavily handled though unmarked otherwise.  Grade: 1

Set of four unused maximum cards from June 2018.  Grades: 1

The artwork is called “A Day Out,” from 1999.  The card, somewhat later and unused.  Grade: 1

Mailed from Switzerland in 2013:  two very large stamps, two extra stickers, A Priority label, and indistinct postmark.  Grade: 4

The painting was or is in the Louvre, and the caption on the back of this card takes up most of the message area.  Not postally used, the card has writing in the address area.  Grade: 4

Unused, older Albturist card, captioned only in French.  At that time, at least, the painting was in Tirana’s National Arts Gallery.  Slight smudging on the reverse.  Grade: 2

Unused, slightly aging Albturist card.  Grade: 1

Ahem.  Unused card.  Grade: 1

Menmaatre Seti I was a pharaoh of the New Kingdom Nineteenth Dynasty of Egypt, the son of Ramesses I and Sitre, and the father of Ramesses II.  Now you know just what we do.  This postcard was mailed in 1992, with stamp but only a small bit of the postmark.  Grade: 2

Unused card measuring 5-1/2″ x 8-1/2″ for a series of Bluemner events in 2017.  Grade: 1