Arguably Singapore’s most famous hotel, Raffles survives. This card has serrated edges and was mailed in Malaysia in 1986 with Johor stamp and nearly all of a postmark. Grade: 3

The caption says: “While most countries have a Park in the City, Singapore has a City in the Park.” Mailed in Malaysia in 1986, the card has a Johor stamp and partly legible postmark. Grade: 3

The market in question is in Kota Bharu on the east coast of Peninsular Malaysia. This card was mailed in 2004, with two royalty stamps but indistinct postmark. Grade: 2

The printed caption on reverse says “Greetings from Key West, Florida.” Unused card 2US FL 2009 from Florida Keys Gifts and Souvenirs, beginning to age on reverse but fine on the front. Grade: 1

Odd-sized card (3-1/2″ x 8″) mailed to Hong Kong in 2007 with complete Miami postmark and 75-cent stamp. The address is on an affixed sticker. The front is in great condition–we wonder how it survived the trip. Grade: 4

Mailed in 1990, with Perak stamp and full postmark.  Grade: 1

We must have bought these because Bob seemed lonely, but they are nice photos. Two of these unused cards are available. Aging on the reverse. Grades: 2

Mailed from Penang in 1983 with bird stamp and partial postmark. Grade: 2

At the time we got the card (1980s) it called the Tambun Inn “Ipoh’s most prestigious hotel.” Wonder if that is still true? Unused. The scan cuts a little bit off the lowest caption. Grade: 3

We are assigning different Four Corners cards to each of the four states, even though it’s just been reported the actual location is a few miles away. Won’t that be fun to relocate. Unused card from the 1960s, aging a bit and with serrated edges. Grade: 2

One of the older “Greetings” cards from Wall Drug, not the oldest but somewhere in the middle. Unused Dexter Press card 67115-B. Grade: 1

These cards were reluctant to say “Greetings” on the front so they put it all on the back. This is unused Dexter Press card 83908-B. Grade: 1

Two of these unused cards are available. The scene may or may not be in Minnesota (probably not too far away) but we know Bob’s Sport Chalet was up there somewhere because we dropped in. It is not likely that many of Bob’s customers were writing postcards, but some did. Grades: 1

This card has flaws but at the same time it covers the waterfront, so to speak, quite well.  It was mailed in 1953.  The stamp is there, but not postmarked, and instead the post office scrawled over that stamp.  Some minor, almost invisible creasing.  The best thing, of course, is that all those views are identified.  Grade: 3

Unused card from the 1990s.  Grade: 1

In this case, there’s no doubt the caption on the reverse is wrong:  “Herder family in the countryside.  A father with sons.”  That, and the other typo, just adds to the charm of this unused card.  Grade: 1

The caption on this unused card is clearly wrong, as it refers to camel herders and hand knitted carpets.  Never mind!  Grade: 1