Easter – Global Postcard Sales

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Wishing you a bright and Happy Easter
Unused but heavily aged and handled old card. Grade: 3

Code: 39800001
Price: $1.00
A Joyful Easter-tide
Here’s an old entry, 1910 postmark but no stamp, and not in good condition. Call it a used postcard with character! Grade: 5

Code: 39800002
Price: $0.50
A Joyful Easter
Not postally used, but with names on the reverse. Grade: 4

Code: 39800003
Price: $0.50
Easter Greetings (USA)
Very old, very aged, mailed with stamp but illegible postmark. Yet, authentically Easter. Grade: 3

Code: 39800004
Price: $0.50
The Lord of Life and Light
Mailed in the early 1900s: stamp is there, postmark is not readable. Grade: 3

Code: 39800005
Price: $1.00
Wishing You A Joyful Easter-tide
This card was mailed sometime in the early 1900’s. The stamp and postmark are there, just not so clear. Grade: 2

Code: 39800006
Price: $1.00
Joyful Easter Greetings To you and yours
Nice example of an early, embossed Easter card–mailed in 1918 from Colorado to Texas with two stamps and postmark. Grade: 2

Code: 39800007
Price: $2.00
Best Easter Wishes
Unmailed old card, made in Germany. The front looks OK. The reverse has a pencilled notation and is heavily water stained–not evident on the front. Grade: 4

Code: 39800008
Price: $2.00
Easter greeting … From a Goose
Floppy leather postal, mailed in 1907 according to the postmark. The stamp is long gone, if there ever was one, and the original message is on the front. The address on reverse has faded away, but there are extra ink markings. We just put it out here for you if you want it. Grade: 5

Code: 39800009
Price: $2.00
Wesołego Alleluja (Poland)
Unused, vintage card. Grade: 1

Code: 39800010
Price: $2.00
Easter Sunrise in Denver Red Rocks Amphitheater (Colorado, USA)
Unused, slightly aging. Grade: 1

Code: 39800011K
Price: $1.00
May choy abide Mit you, dear friend
Here’s a card from the artist Bernhardt Wall that is surprisingly not at all well represented in Google search. The one source everyone seems to use says it was issued in 1913. Ours was mailed, with stamp and indistinct postmark, so we can’t quite make out when it was sent. Beaten up but undeniably authentic. Grade: 4

Code: 39800012
Price: $5.00
Milwaukee, Mitchell Park Conservatory, Easter Flower Show (Wisconsin, USA)
Unused E.C. Kropp card 12373, aged and with some smudging on the reverse. Grade: 3

Code: 39800013
Price: $1.00
Cincinnati, Eden Park Conservatory, Easter Display (Ohio, USA)
Unused Plastichrome card P54850. Grade: 2

Code: 39800014
Price: $1.00
San Diego, Mount Helix, amphitheatre (California)
Unused E.C. Kropp card 32773. The caption tells us that the amphitheatre “provides accommodations for thousands at the annual Easter Sunrise Services …” Grade: 1

Code: 39800015
Price: $1.00
Easter Greetings
Saxony-made, embossed card mailed in the USA in the early 1900s with stamp and partly legible postmark. Aged appropriately. Grade: 1

Code: 39800016
Price: $2.00
Easter Greetings
Mailed in 1909 to Lulu, with the message “Now who do you think sent this,” and we suppose Lulu Knew Who. Stamp, postmark, embossed. A nicely aged representative of its specific category. Grade: 1

Code: 39800017
Price: $3.00
Easter Greeting
An embossed card, mailed in 1909 with stamp and postmark but somehow managing to look 100 years younger than that. Very faint postmark transfer on the front. Grade: 2

Code: 39800018
Price: $2.00
Easter Greetings
It is pure coincidence that we are entering this card into the website on the day before Easter. It’s a nice, old (1910), classic embossed postcard mailed from one cousin to another. Stamp and clear postmark are there. Grade: 1

Code: 39800019
Price: $2.00
Easter Greetings
Unused, embossed, old postcard in superb condition for its age. Grade: 1

Code: 39800020
Price: $1.00
Easter Greeting
In 1908, Amelia received this embossed card (with stamp and Iowa postmark) and if she was lucky, or clever, or both, she could read the message. This item is about as iconic as you can find, for Easter postcards. Grade: 1

Code: 39800021
Price: $3.00
Easter Greeting. (USA)
Old, embossed card mailed in 1907 (we think), with stamp and postmark but, somewhat surprisingly, no message. Grade: 1

Code: 39800022
Price: $2.00
A happy Easter (USA)
An Easter postcard of extremes. Where to start? First, it’s heavily embossed and glittered. Next, it was not postally used: the message to “Dear Father and Mother” from Adam covers the entire reverse, where he explains he didn’t know where to send the card. Finally, we are making a grading exception because all this writing on both sides makes the card what it is. Grade: 1

Code: 39800023
Price: $3.00
Easter Greetings (USA)
Embossed card, mailed in 1909 … postmark is there but part of the stamp was torn off. Grade: 4

Code: 39800024
Price: $0.50
Easter Joys (USA)
Embossed card, mailed from Philadelphia in 1915, with stamp and fully readable postmark. We think, apart from the card being in excellent condition, it’s notable because it went from Cousin Vera to Cousin Vera. Grade: 1

Code: 39800025
Price: $2.00
Happy Easter!
Mailed in 1911, with stamp and Illinois postmark. Grade: 1

Code: 39800026
Price: $2.00
A Peaceful Easter
Unused, embossed, aged, old, divided-back card from the Anglo New Art Series. Grade: 1

Code: 39800027
Price: $2.00
Easter Greetings
Mailed in Canada with stamp and postmark that aggressively doesn’t want us to know what year it was … otherwise a slightly austere Easter postcard in fine condition. Due to all the postmarks, Grade: 3

Code: 39800028
Price: $3.00
Much happiness at Easter
Unused, unmarked, embossed, shiny old card. Grade: 1

Code: 39800029
Price: $2.00
Sincere Easter Greetings
In 1914, Mother passed this embossed card to daughter May. Now we can pass it to you. Not postally used. Grade: 3

Code: 39800030
Price: $2.00
A Happy Easter
Mailed in 1908, with clear postmark, and the stamp is still there. This embossed card has a name down in the lower right front corner — we assume a person wrote that in but it fits nicely into the design, so we’re not certain. Anyway, and only because of that, we assign Grade: 3.

Code: 39800031
Price: $2.00
Easter Happiness
Raphael Tuck & Sons “Easter Post Cards” series No. 702, embossed, mailed from one sister to another in Michigan in 1909. Stamp and full postmark are there, making this an eminently collectible Easter postcard. (“Gleam, ye starry train!”??) Grade: 1

Code: 39800032
Price: $2.00
Easter Greetings
Looking slightly emaciated, these sheep (we think they’re sheep) grace a card mailed in USA in 1911. The stamp and postmark are there. Grade: 1

Code: 39800033
Price: $3.00
Easter Greetings
Aunt Lillie wrote a nice Easter message to niece Olive in New York on this ancient unmailed card that has bits of glitter still on the front. Grade: 3

Code: 39800034
Price: $2.00
A Joyful Easter
This card was mailed in 1912 but has suffered removal of its stamp and extra postal ink on the front. Grade: 5

Code: 39800035
Price: $1.00
Happy Easter
Embossed card posted in 1912 with stamp and partial postmark from one cousin to another. Grade: 1

Code: 39800036
Price: $2.00
Easter Greetings (USA)
A classic, embossed, Easter postcard in good condition — with stamp and postmark and a message that just seems like it couldn’t stop. Grade: 1

Code: 39800037
Price: $3.00
All Easter Joys Be Yours
Embossed like most of these antique postcards, and mailed in Indiana in 1910 (the postmark shows 4:30 AM) with the stamp also still in place. Grade: 1

Code: 39800038
Price: $1.00
Easter Greeting
Mailed in 1913, the stamp and postmark are there and clear on this embossed, aged card. Grade: 2

Code: 39800039
Price: $2.00
1905
This is an embossed, undivided back postcard addressed faintly but not postally used. Mama kindly indicated the year on the front, and because of that we will reward her by assigning Grade: 1

Code: 39800040
Price: $1.00

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