Cats – Global Postcard Sales

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Kitten (USA)
Unfortunately, this little card is a bit beaten up. But, if you’re a kitty person … It has a partial stamp and was mailed in 1910. Grade: 5

Code: 32800001
Price: $3.00
A Merry Christmas
From roughly 1910, this card was mailed in USA and has stamp and partial postmark. One very small part of upper right corner picture is abraded but the card overall is cute, evocative, and very nice for its era. Grade: 3

Code: 32800002
Price: $3.00
Kitty’s first Christmas (USA)
A photograph by J. Gajda, the card is dated 1982, was mailed in 1984, with two stamps and full Denver postmark. Aging fast. Grade: 3

Code: 32800003
Price: $2.00
Missing you
Card issued from the North Shore Animal League, mailed in 1990 with 36-cent Sikorsky stamp and full postmark. The card has two perforated edges. Grade: 2

Code: 32800004
Price: $1.00
Kitties
A very nice cat card, dated 1986 and mailed in 1989 with two stamps and full Denver postmark. Grade: 1

Code: 32800005
Price: $3.00
Celestial Seasonings
Artist was Beth Hay and the card was mailed from Denver in 1986 with Verville stamp and full, very heavy postmark. Notice another postmark from Mason City, Iowa on the front. It’s there because the card, with a proper foreign postal code, was misdirected to Mason City which has a similar ZIP code. Grade: 4

Code: 32800006
Price: $1.50
Cop Cat
Card mailed in 1983 with Scott airmail stamp and full postmark, though the message goes everywhere. This is a photograph by Alfred Gescheidt. Grade: 3

Code: 32800007
Price: $1.50
Mathelin, Le Cafe de la Chaloupe
So nice, so easy to look at this painting for a long time. Card was mailed from Minneapolis in 1983 with Scott stamp and full postmark. Grade: 1

Code: 32800008
Price: $3.50
Garfield, Ta-Dah!
OK, here’s the story. The card was mailed in 1984 from USA (five stamps, mostly legible postmark) to Malaysia but it was missent to Jakarta, so straight across the reverse is a purple postal rubber stamp indicating that. As a consequence, there is a full if faint Jakarta postmark on the front of the card. Too much information? Not if you collect this sort of error. Grade (technically): 4

Code: 32800009
Price: $5.00
You’re my plen
Two cards are available, each mailed in 1990 in Malaysia with stamp and partial postmark. One is Grade 1 ($2.50) and the other is Grade 2 ($2).

Code: 32800010
Price: $2.50
Sitting Pretty
Two unused H.S. Crocker cards HSC-42 are available. Grades: 1

Code: 32800011
Price: $1.00
Generic (Slovenia)
Mailed from Slovenia with a stamp and mostly legible postmark, as well as a blue bilingual “Prednostno” sticker affixed, the card has the address pasted on a label and outlined. Winsome little cat, though. Grade: 3

Code: 32800012
Price: $1.00
Belgium
Handmade card, very professionally done, of the writer’s cat in Belgium. The card was mailed, with “A Prior” sticker and three different stamps, but there’s no postmark. Grade: 4

Code: 32800014
Price: $1.00
I Heart Rome, the Colosseum
This 4-3/4″ x 6-3/4″ card was mailed in 2010 with a really large stamp (1-1/8″ x 2″, we measured), partial postmark, and bilingual blue postaprioritaria and address labels affixed. Bottom right corner is a little crumpled and there’s a minor abrasion on the front. Is the cat the star of this card or not? Grade: 3

Code: 32800015
Price: $2.00
Cool Cat (Poland)
Mailed from Warsaw in 2010, this 4-1/8″ x 8-1/4″ card of a kitten on a guitar has two stamps, four blue “Priorytet” stickers, two postmarks, and a lot of affection attached to it as well. Grade: 2

Code: 32800016
Price: $2.00
I miss you!!
Mailed from New York in 2010, with stamp and readable (modern USPS) postmark. Abrasions on the front. Grade: 3

Code: 32800017
Price: $2.00
Germany
Winsome little thing, looks a lot like our Mau-Mau. This card was mailed from Germany in 2010, with stamp and bilingual blue Luftpost sticker, along with four tiny stickers of stars. Grade: 4

Code: 32800018
Price: $3.00
Cat and Mouse
An unusual card to say the least, and you need to have it in front of you to get the full impact. Mailed from Finland in 2010 with stamp and faint postmark. Grade: 2

Code: 32800019
Price: $4.00
Cat, fish, drink (Russia)
Who could ask for more, right? Card made in Saint Petersburg in 2006, mailed in 2011 with five stamps and three large and full postmarks. A bit of a gummed area on the reverse where we think someone removed the card’s original price tag. Grade: 2

Code: 32800020
Price: $6.00
Finland
A Luka Basic or Renate Koblinger print on this card mailed from Finland with stamp but very faint postmark. Grade: 2

Code: 32800021
Price: $4.00
Yawning
Makes a small change from a little kitty! Mailed from Finland in 2011 with one of the Braille stamps, though not postmarked. Orange postal barcoding on reverse bottom. Grade: 3

Code: 32800022
Price: $4.00
Birdhouse (Home Sweet Home)
Mailed from Switzerland in 2011, stamp and clear postmark. Card was produced in Germany. Grade: 1

Code: 32800023
Price: $4.00
Finland, jeans
Produced and mailed from Finland, stamp and Priority are there but only part of the postmark. Grade: 1

Code: 32800024
Price: $3.00
Luxembourg, garden
This card was made in Germany and mailed from Luxembourg, with stamp and full postmark, and Prioritaire. Grade: 2

Code: 32800025
Price: $4.00
Ellie
Printed in, and mailed from, Poland with four stamps and Priorytet blue label affixed. Postmark is faintly readable. Grade: 1

Code: 32800026
Price: $4.00
Mirror
Mailed from Russia in 2011 with four stamps and two completely full postmarks. Grade: 1

Code: 32800027
Price: $4.00
Cats in snow
Mailed from England, this card has three stamps, illegible postmark, orange postal barcoding on the reverse, and airmail/address labels affixed. Grade: 4

Code: 32800028
Price: $2.00
Cat and mouse (Netherlands)
Mailed from Holland in 2011 with Priority label and three different stamps, but no postmark. Orange postal barcoding and a large extra sticker of a cat at bottom reverse. Grade: 4

Code: 32800029
Price: $3.00
Laid Back & Lovin’ It! (Florida)
“Relaxed greetings from Florida.” Mailed in 2011 with $1 stamp and postal abrasions. Grade: 3

Code: 32800030
Price: $1.00
Five cats (Finland)
Mailed in 2011 with Priority label and four stamps, but incomplete postmarks. Grade: 2

Code: 32800031
Price: $5.00
The Cat’s Night
A painting by Susan Persson on a card that looks like it might have been produced in Sweden but was mailed from Finland in 2011 with stamp and full postmark and blue Priority label affixed. Grade: 2

Code: 32800032
Price: $5.00
Kto mnie teraz przytuli? (Poland)
We could tease you onto the next page, but the answer is, in English, “Who will hug me now?” Mailed in 2011 with two stamps, full postmark, and Priorytet imprint. (We will!) Grade: 1

Code: 32800033
Price: $5.00
Lantern & Cat (Russia)
Produced in 2010, this postcard was mailed in 2011 with three stamps (ironically, one showing two of the Soviet Union’s space dogs) and partly legible postmark. Grade: 1

Code: 32800034
Price: $8.00
Nikko, Nemuri-no-Neko (Sleeping Cat) (Japan)
Unused vintage postcard 23, attributed only in Japanese. Grade: 2

Code: 32800035
Price: $6.00
Knitting Anyone?
Unused, generic Plastichrome card P66104. Grade: 1

Code: 32800036
Price: $1.00
Flower Lover
Unused, generic Plastichrome card P66137. Grade: 1

Code: 32800037
Price: $1.00
Red background
Unused, generic Mike Roberts card C8982. There’s no caption at all, so we had to make something up. Grade: 1

Code: 32800038
Price: $1.00
Cat and handphone (Finland)
A dot in the middle of Finland marks the home of the writer of this card, mailed in 2011 with stamp and full postmark. Grade: 4

Code: 32800039
Price: $3.00
Saint-Petersburg map and cat (Russia)
Clever, artistic card mailed in 2011 with stamp and full, large postmark. Grade: 1

Code: 32800040
Price: $6.00
Glory Boy (USA)
John Tilly, “Radical symbolist,” apparently does this to cats. Well, he did it to this one in 2001. The card–with perforated left edge indicating it was part of a set–was mailed in 2011 with stamp and full postmark. Address label affixed. Grade: 4

Code: 32800041
Price: $4.00

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