This card has extensive information about this train, in German, but it was mailed from Finland in 2012 with stamp, faint postmark, and Priority label.  Grade: 3

Two cards are available.  One was mailed in 2012 with one stamp that partly wraps around to the front, and a postmark  (Grade: 2, $3).  The other card was mailed in 2013 with stamp, partial postmark, and trilingual airmail label (Grade: 2, $2). 

Something of a specialty scene, fully and technically explained in the caption of this unused card.  Grade: 1

Unused card of this service that began in 1900 from Skagway to Whitehorse in the Yukon.  Grade: 1

Specifically, Caledonian Railway 0-4-4 No. 419 with a Bo’ness to Kinneil train on 6 April 1986.  The card was mailed from somewhere in the U.K. in 2012 with stamp and airmail sticker and lots of orange postal barcoding.  Grade: 3

Unused card.  Grade: 1

“Legitimate” MTR map cards do not exist in Hong Kong.  An online company in China either does or did offer these for sale, and we were very lucky (and grateful) to get this one, mailed to us from inside Hong Kong in 2012 with stamp and postmark–along with major postmark transfer on the front.  We suspect these would be good sellers if they were commercially available here, though they would need frequent updating.  Grade: 3

Not postally used, but with inked notations on the reverse.  Grade: 3

The caption is long and full of information, but this scene is part of Kern County Museum’s Pioneer Village in Bakersfield.  Unused card H-5248.  Grade: 2

We are impressed that someone thought to make a card like this, naming four Zuni Pueblo guides and the Santa Fe trains they rode both east and westbound.  Unused.  Grade: 3

Bear with us while we explain.  This card is captioned as what the title says, in English, and all the rest is in Chinese.  Mailed from Taiwan in 2012, it has two stamps, Taipei postmark, and blue trilingual airmail label.  The writer says the train itself is in Austria, so that is probably what the Chinese part of the caption says.  Grade: 1

Long (4-1/4″ x 8-1/4″) card posted in 2012 with two stamps and a beautiful large postmark.  Extensive message and captioning give full information.  Alas, orange postal barcoding across the front.  Grade: 2

Australia Post issued this card with pre-printed stamp (on reverse) of the same design, and the writer added one more stamp when the card was mailed in 2012.  Orange postal barcoding on both sides but only really visible on the back.  Grade: 3

Mailed in 2012 with two different stamps and full postmark.  Blue bilingual Prioritario label.  Grade: 1

Unused but with notation and very heavily handled over the years.  Grade: 5

Long and detailed caption in German on the back of this card mailed in 2012 with three different stamps, postmark, and two different airmail stickers.  Grade: 1

This railroad company went through an impressive series of mergers and acquisitions.  Focusing only on the Silver Meteor streamliner that ran between New York and Florida, the service began in 1939 and kept doing what it was doing until Amtrak absorbed it in 1971.  Apparently, it’s still running under Amtrak.  Three unused Dexter Press cards 94912 are available.  One has a small smudge on the reverse (Grade: 2, $5) and the other two don’t have that smudge (Grades: 1, $7).

Mailed in 2012, with two stamps and much of the postmark.  Key captions are in Chinese only.  Light blue trilingual airmail sticker.  Grade: 1

Actually much more about this in the caption:  “…climbs toward Goathland with the North Yorkshire Pullman Evening Dining Train.”  Mailed in 2012 with two stamps, and bilingual airmail label affixed.  Orange postal barcoding.  Grade: 2

We chose to research this card, and learned that Karwendelbahn is the popular name for The Mittenwald Railway, a line in the Alps in Austria and Germany, finally opened in October 1912.  This heavily aged B&W card is not postally used but has a message of explanation on the reverse, in German.  Grade: 4