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TraveLodge, Barstow (California)
Two unused cards H-1749 (and S17066) from the 1960s. One is Grade: 1 ($3.50) and the other had been glued to the page of a scrapbook so is great on the front and has a big glue spot on the reverse (Grade: 4, $1).

Code: 30900251
Price: $3.50
Marriott (San Francisco)
Mailed from Sacramento in 1995 with one 50-cent stamp and legible postmark. Orange postal barcoding faintly visible on the front. Grade: 3

Code: 30900252
Price: $2.00
Sun ‘n Sand Lodge, Lake Tahoe (California)
Mailed in 1991 with three stamps, legible postmark, a red air-mail rubber stamp, and the address on an affixed label. Grade: 3

Code: 30900253
Price: $2.00
Town House Motor Hotel, Pueblo (Colorado)
Mailed in 1986, this card is good on the front but the reverse is a mess of abrasions, torn stamp, mottling, and general aging. Grade: 4

Code: 30900254
Price: $1.50
John Bartram Hotel, Philadelphia
Unused, real photo card of the hotel at Broad Street and Locust. Large crease runs through upper right part. Grade: 3

Code: 30900255
Price: $3.50
Ivanhoe by the Sea, Miami Beach
Unused card from the hotel’s “Premiere Season 1956-57.” A travel agent’s large rubber stamp is on the reverse. Grade: 4

Code: 30900256
Price: $1.50
Motel New Yorker, Miami (Florida)
E.C. Kropp card 24500N, from the 1950s or before, unused but for a travel agency’s large black rubber stamp on the reverse. Grade: 4

Code: 30900257
Price: $2.00
Kahala Hilton, performing dolphin (Honolulu)
Unused card issued by the hotel. Grade: 2

Code: 30900258
Price: $2.00
Waiaka Lodge, Kona (Hawaii)
Most lodges in Hawaii would have been proud of their beach … this one didn’t (doesn’t?) have much to work with. Card mailed in 1963 with 4-cent stamp and fully legible postmark. Grade: 1

Code: 30900259
Price: $2.00
Hilton Rainbow Towers, Honolulu
Mailed from Honolulu in 1981 with a Scott airmail stamp and heavily inked (legible) postmark. Significant postmark smudge on the front as well. Grade: 3

Code: 30900261
Price: $3.00
Sheraton-Maui Hotel (Hawaii)
Unused card from early 1960s. Grade: 1

Code: 30900262
Price: $2.00
Naniloa Hotel, Hilo (Hawaii)
Unused card from early 1960s. Grade: 1

Code: 30900264
Price: $2.00
Naniloa Hotel, pool, Hilo (Hawaii)
Unused card from early 1960s. Grade: 1

Code: 30900265
Price: $2.00
Sheraton-Maui Resort Hotel (Hawaii)
Unused card from early 1960s. Grade: 1

Code: 30900266
Price: $2.50
Hotel Burlington (Burlington, Iowa)
Unused Curteich-Chicago “C.T. Art-Colortone” card 3B-H1473 from the 1950s or earlier, though a travel agency rubber stamp on the reverse and mild staining/mottling on both sides. Grade: 4

Code: 30900267
Price: $2.50
Elms Plaza Motel (Osceola, Iowa)
Alas, the motel now exists in Google only as postcards. We have two. Both are unused, though each has a travel agent’s large rubber stamp in the address section, while one has the date “April 19, 1958” inked in the message section. Grades: 4

Code: 30900268
Price: $4.00
Sheraton-Plaza Hotel, Merry-Go-Round Lounge (Boston)
Two unused cards are available, from the mid-1960s. “Circus-like fun.” Just what the sophisticated hotel needed. Grades: 1

Code: 30900269
Price: $4.00
Boston Park Plaza Hotel
Two of these unused cards from the 1960s are available, gently aging on the reverse. Grades: 2

Code: 30900270
Price: $2.00
Nicollet Hotel (Minneapolis, Minnesota)
Card mailed in 1911 with an abraded stamp but fully legible postmark. Though the front has minor postmark smudging, it’s a nice card of this landmark hotel. Grade: 2

Code: 30900271
Price: $5.00
Bowers Resort (Camdenton, Missouri)
Google isn’t much help on this, making it look like the resort has turned into a Boy Scout camp. If that’s the case, then good for everyone. Unused card from the 1950s, and apart from really minor abrasion on the front, it could be as-new today. Grade: 1

Code: 30900272
Price: $3.00
The Motts Motel (Warsaw, Missouri)
The photo goes wayyyyyyyy back, and the card is from the 1950s, unused but with two features on the reverse: a travel agency rubber stamp, and another rubber stamp with the then-current name of the motel (Motts) over the originally printed name (White Branch Resort Motel). They could not possibly have made the place look bleaker. Grade: 4

Code: 30900273
Price: $3.00
Flamingo Hilton, Las Vegas
Still the Flamingo, just no longer a Hilton. Card was mailed in 1984 (“It’s a brand new hotel!”) with two stamps and fully legible Las Vegas postmark. Grade: 3

Code: 30900274
Price: $3.00
Old West Motel (Las Vegas)
Another of these long-gone affordable and pleasant places that now exist only in Google and eBay–and here. Unused card from the 1960s, really as-new. Grade: 1

Code: 30900275
Price: $4.50
Stardust Hotel (Las Vegas)
The hotel opened in 1958, and after many changes finally closed in 2006. Card was mailed in 1984 with 40-cent Olympics swimming stamp and fully legible Las Vegas postmark. Grade: 2

Code: 30900276
Price: $4.50
The Sands (Las Vegas)
Opened in 1958, The Sands was once owned by the legendary Howard Hughes. And it didn’t look like this card for long. This building, and the hotel, are long gone (replaced by the Venetian?) but the company is still very much there. Two unused cards are available, from the early 1960s. Grades: 1

Code: 30900277
Price: $6.50
Frontier Hotel, Las Vegas
Another of the iconic Las Vegas hotel properties with a long and rich history, and also gone as of 2007. This exceptionally clear card is unused and as-new, except of course that the hotel isn’t there any more. Grade: 1

Code: 30900278
Price: $6.50
Hoxie Lodge, Santa Fe (New Mexico)
Two (unused) cards are available, with various notations on the reverses, including the pencilled date 1958 as well as a travel agency rubber stamp. Fronts are excellent. Grades: 4

Code: 30900279
Price: $2.00
El Don Motel, Albuquerque (New Mexico)
Probably from about 1958, unused card marred only by travel agency rubber stamp on the reverse. The motel was right on Route 66. Front is perfect. Grade: 4

Code: 30900280
Price: $2.00
Golden W Motel, Tucumcari (New Mexico)
Unused “King Size” (3.5″ x 9″) card with the date “June, 1960” typed on the reverse. Otherwise, near-perfect. Grade: 3

Code: 30900281
Price: $5.00
Hotel Governor Clinton (New York City)
Who knew? This is not a beautiful card but if you’ve been looking for this hotel, you’ve come to the right place. Unused, from the 1940s (?), with an ink splotch over one window, and a torn abraded area on the front right. Grade: 5

Code: 30900282
Price: $3.00
Sheraton Motor Inn (New York City)
Three of these unused cards are available, from the 1960s. Grades: 1

Code: 30900283
Price: $4.00
Park-Sheraton Hotel, New York City
Unused card from the 1960s in perfect condition. Grade: 1

Code: 30900284
Price: $4.00
The Plaza Hotel (New York City)
Captioned “The Landmark. The Legend.” We agree. Now, if only we could afford to stay there. Card mailed in 1996 with a Quimby 50-cent airmail stamp and full New Jersey postmark. Grade: 1

Code: 30900285
Price: $3.50
Hotel King Cotton, Greensboro (North Carolina)
Unused Curteichcolor card 8C-K313 from the 1960s. Grade: 1

Code: 30900286
Price: $4.00
Westward Ho Motel, Grand Forks (North Dakota)
Once upon a time, this was THE place to stay in Grand Forks. Maybe it still is; we’re not sure. Unused card from the 1950s, marked on the reverse by a large rubber stamp from a travel agent. Grade: 4

Code: 30900287
Price: $3.00
Hotel William Penn (Pittsburgh)
Old, unused matte finish card of this 1600-room hotel. Mild aging. Grade: 1

Code: 30900288
Price: $6.00
Hotel Utah, Starlite Gardens (Salt Lake City)
Unused card by Stevens & Wallis, Inc., from way back in the day. Grade: 2

Code: 30900289
Price: $5.50
Mid-View Apartment Motel (Madison, Wisconsin)
Two of these unused linen cards are available. Each has a travel agent’s rubber stamp on the reverse. The front of one is perfect (Grade: 4, $6.00) while the front of the other has an X below the room the original owner must have stayed in (Grade: 4, $2). The motel itself? Long gone.

Code: 30900290
Price: $6.00
Pleasant Acres Court (Tomah, Wisconsin)
Google says this motel is still there. We hope it looks different now, because, honestly and with no malice at all, this has to be one of the bleakest postcards ever made. Two of these unmailed cards are available, identical conditions. Each has an X over the room the writer used, and the reverse has the dates of stay (in 1957) along with a travel agency rubber stamp. Just out of principle we give this a low grade but if you buy the card you will have a great addition to your collection of most unappealing views. Grades: 5

Code: 30900291
Price: $3.00
Grand Hyatt Seoul, by Shin Sang Ho
To be more accurate, “Head Sculpture created especially for Grand Hyatt Seoul’s Lobby by leading Korean sculptor Mr Shin Sang Ho.” Four unused 4.75″ x 6.6″ cards are available. Grades: 1

Code: 30900292
Price: $2.00

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