Religious Buildings – Page 3 – Global Postcard Sales

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Great Cathedral (Hanoi, Vietnam)
Unused postcard from the 1990s. Grade: 1

Code: 35000094
Price: $2.50
Saint-Marie Cathedral (Saigon)
Very nice unused card of this iconic Saigon landmark. Grade: 1

Code: 35000095
Price: $3.00
Missionary cathedrals and the military (Vietnam)
On this unused Asia-Pacific Color Productions card SC11919, the exact caption reads: “Missionary cathedrals dot the countryside in South Vietnam.” Yes, they do/did, but the card shows more than a cathedral. Grade: 1

Code: 35000096
Price: $11.00
Chapel of Confucius, Saigon
Pre-(American) war card, unused. Grade: 2

Code: 35000097
Price: $6.00
Al Gudaibya Mosque
This card was mailed (using a postage meter) from Saudi Arabia in 1992. Front has edge and corner abrasions. Reverse has mild crease on lower right corner. All these names appear: Al Hilal, Manama Dar Akhbar, Al Khaleej. Grade: 3

Code: 35000098
Price: $4.00
Bujumbura, Burundi church
This real photo was sold in 1972 as a B&W postcard, and it’s the right size, but there is no printing on the reverse. The word “Burundi” is inked in tiny letters on reverse, which is also a bit stained. Grade: 3

Code: 35000099
Price: $6.00
Church (Burundi)
B&W real photo card but without commercial printing on reverse. The word “Burundi” is inked in on bottom reverse. Front is as-new, reverse is only mildly smudged. Grade: 3

Code: 35000100
Price: $9.50
Sultan Hassan and El-Riffaie Mosque, from Citadel (Cairo)

This Lehnart & Landrock Lambelet card was mailed in 1969. Two stamps are there but the postmark is not legible. Normal postal wear; minor edge and corner creasing. Grade: 2

Code: 35000102
Price: $8.00
Sultan Hassan and El-Riffaie Mosque (Cairo)
This Lehnert & Landrock vintage postcard was bought in 1969 and has a minor crease in upper right front corner. Never mailed, it is beginning to age but otherwise is unmarked on reverse. Grade: 2

Code: 35000103
Price: $5.00
St. Paul’s Church, Malacca (Malaysia)
5″ x 7″ Oriental Pearl card 13069 showing St. Paul Church, built in 1521 by the Portuguese during their occupation of Malacca. Mailed some 470 years later, in 1991, with stamp and partly legible postmark. Grade: 2

Code: 35000104
Price: $3.00
Biete Giorgis rock-hewn church, Lalibela (Ethiopia)
1970s card produced by Ethiopian Tourist Organization. Unused, gently aging on reverse but in superb condition otherwise. Grade: 1

Code: 35000105
Price: $5.00
Larabanga Mosque (Damongo, Ghana)
B&W unused WAC 106 card from mid-1960s, though it’s a timeless scene. Some aging on reverse. We have to say that Ghana is a far more colourful country than these cards suggest. Grade: 1

Code: 35000107
Price: $4.50
Dome of the Rock (Jerusalem)
Card dates from 1993 though of course it could have been much earlier. A letter completely fills the reverse and the card was later mailed in an envelope so there was no stamp. Front has barely significant edge and corner abrasions. Grade: 4

Code: 35000108
Price: $3.50
The Star of Bethlehem
This unused Endroit Palphot 8235 card dates from about 1974. Quite possibly the identical card is being sold at the same place right now. Grade: 1

Code: 35000109
Price: $4.00
Church of the Holy Sepulchre, Chapel of the Angel (Jerusalem)
This 1974 Palphot 9379 postcard is unused and in great shape on the front but yellowed a bit more than usual on reverse. Grade: 2

Code: 35000111
Price: $4.00
al-Aqsa Mosque (Jerusalem)
This 1974 Palphot 9377 vintage postcard is in superb condition. Unused. Grade: 1

Code: 35000112
Price: $4.00
Hindu Temple (Mombasa, Kenya)
From 1968, unused Frank 1221 card with serrated edges and in as-new condition. Grade: 1

Code: 35000113
Price: $5.00
Jamia Mosque (Nairobi)
Another mid-60s Taws Ltd. Mexichrome card, Hoa-Qui 4124, not mailed, most minor edge abrasion on front and a little aged but unwritten on reverse. Grade: 2

Code: 35000114
Price: $4.50
Grand Mosque, Timbuktu (Mali)
Looking for Timbuktu postcards? Two mailed cards are available, each dating from the mid-1960s. One has four stamps and multiple legible Tombouctou postmarks, while the other has two large stamps with multiple legible postcards as well. These mailed cards are exotic and desirable. On that you should trust us, and the prices reflect that. Grades: 1, $129 each

Code: 35000115
Price: $129.00
Djenne Mosque (Mopti, Mali)
This mid-60s card was mailed and has four stamps intact, with partly legible postmarks. Slight edge abrasion but no significant damage, and very nice to look at when you consider the scope of the building–and where it is. Grade: 1

Code: 35000116
Price: $34.00
Grand Mosque (Bamako, Mali)
Card was never mailed, and apart from normal aging on reverse is not at all damaged. Grade: 1

Code: 35000117
Price: $29.00
Entrance to Holy Manger (Bethlehem)
Never mailed mid-70s Colorama 1016 card of the creche, in as-new condition. Grade: 1

Code: 35000118
Price: $4.00
The Mosque (Agades)
Mailed in 1968, with two stamps but no legible postmark. Noticeable abrasion on front upper right corner, and postmark smudging visible through front. It’s a card with character! Grade: 3

Code: 35000119
Price: $18.00
The Mosque, Niamey (Niger)
Mailed in 1968, this card has two stamps intact and legible postmarks. Edges have abraded and front surface has minor scratches. Grade: 2

Code: 35000120
Price: $14.00
Pilgrims performing Sa’ai in Safa-Marwa (Saudi Arabia)
Card was mailed in Malaysia (NOT Saudi Arabia!) in the late 1980s. Malaysian stamp is there but a bit of one corner of the stamp is gone, and postmark is only partly legible. Front of card has a reversed postmark; back of card is normally aged. Grade: 3

Code: 35000123
Price: $5.00
Al-Kheif Mosque, Mina (Saudi Arabia)
This card was mailed in early 1990s from Malaysia (NOT Saudi Arabia), has Malaysian stamp and mostly legible postmark. Front has a small bit of postmark smudge; reverse is aged but otherwise undamaged. Grade: 3

Code: 35000124
Price: $6.00
Mosque gate, Mecca
Probably because this is such a flimsy card, it has creased significantly between the time it was mailed in 1975, and now. However it does have four intact stamps (two are large) and partly legible postmarks. Grade: 4

Code: 35000126
Price: $6.00
Saudi Arabia
Somewhat austere “greetings” card from 1975, unused. It has index number 1151/75 and has yellowed significantly on the reverse but apart from that is undamaged. Grade: 2

Code: 35000127
Price: $8.00
Cathedral (Lome, Togo)
Card dates from mid-1960s, unused B&W, great condition. Serrated edges, pub. by Stephane Nuvi Tevi Degbava. Real photo. Grade: 1

Code: 35000129
Price: $9.00
Swaminarayan Temple (Kampala)
Unused PACA card from mid-60s, minor edge abrasions and unmarked reverse. Grade: 1

Code: 35000130
Price: $5.00
Dubai, multiple views
Unused 1990s card including the Jebel Ali Hotel, where the reverse is slowly beginning to age but really the card is in as-new condition. Grade: 1

Code: 35000131
Price: $5.00
St. Charles Church at night, Vienna
This card was mailed in 1965, with two stamps, mostly legible postmark, and blue airmail sticker affixed. Serrated edges. Grade: 3

Code: 35000132
Price: $4.50
Church (Chipka, Bulgaria)

From 1969, this card was not mailed but it does have the word Bulgaria inked in at the bottom reverse. Grade: 3

Code: 35000133
Price: $3.00
Cathedral, Reims (France)
Judging from the appearance of the cars, the photo is considerably older than the card, which was mailed in 1990 using two stamps and with a nearly complete postmark. Grade: 2

Code: 35000134
Price: $4.00
Kurstadt Wiesbaden, Martkirche am Rathaus
Aging card with serrated edges was stamped for mailing in 1970 but there is no postmark at all. Grade: 3

Code: 35000135
Price: $2.00
St. Nikolas, Santorin (Greece)
Very hard to know the exact age of this B&W card. It was mailed and has two stamps, with almost-legible postmark, a caption that either reads “1999” or “1939,” and reference to Joakimides Thira. It has been pinned to a bulletin board several times at top but the holes are well hidden on front. Serrated edges. Grade: 4

Code: 35000136
Price: $4.00
Monastery, Meteora (Greece)
Vintage B&W card, heavily aged, small pencilled notation on reverse–but unmailed. Edge and corner abrasions. Grade: 4

Code: 35000137
Price: $3.50
St. Peter’s (Rome)
Yes, we know this is in Vatican City but the card (mailed in 1909 from one Iowa resident to another, with a one-cent USA stamp) attributes St. Peter’s to Rome. So we will, too. The pencilled message has all but faded away but it’s still readable. The card’s caption calls this a “magnificent pile of architecture”! Grade: 3

Code: 35000140
Price: $14.00
Estrela Basilica (Lisbon)
Card was mailed in 1981 and has a very nice stamp of a dog, and a fully legible postmark–only that they are on opposite corners of the card. Aged reverse. Grade: 3

Code: 35000144
Price: $3.50
Cordova, Great Mosque (Spain)
Technically these two cards could be listed under “Malaysia” because they were issued in 1990 in conjunction with a World of Islamic Civilization Expo in Kuala Lumpur. They were also mailed in Malaysia, in 1990 and 1991, each with one Malaysian stamp. They have a perforated left edge because they were issued with a detachable stub. Grades: 3

Code: 35000147
Price: $2.50

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From 1969, this card was not mailed but it does have the word Bulgaria inked in at the bottom reverse. Grade: 3