US Presidents – Global Postcard Sales

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John F. Kennedy
The world is divided into two types of people: those who remember where they were when this happened, and everyone else. We do. Card is unused, but very heavily smudged on reverse. The front also has minor abrasions, but it’s still very clear. Plastichrome 10P73664. Serrated edges. Grade: 4

Code: 39200001
Price: $6.00
Ronald Reagan in uniform
Published for the Ronald Reagan Presidential Library in Simi Valley, California, this unused 5″ x 7″ card has an original price sticker in the postage area. Inflation. Grade: 1

Code: 39200003
Price: $4.00
Ronald and Nancy Reagan
Unused 5″ x 7″ official card issued by the Ronald Reagan Presidential Library, with the portrait (not the card) dating from June 1985. The original price sticker is still on the postage area on the reverse. Grade: 2

Code: 39200004
Price: $3.00
Ronald and Nancy Reagan at plane
Unused 5″ x 7″ official card issued by the Ronald Reagan Presidential Library, showing the Reagans leaving after the Moscow Summit in June 1988. The original price sticker is still on the postage area on the reverse. Two of these cards are available. Grades: 2

Code: 39200005
Price: $3.00
Ronald Reagan and Diane Lynn
Ronald Reagan’s second-greatest acting job, in a photo by Ida Wyman. Card was dated 1984 and mailed in 1987 with an abraded stamp and almost no postmark. Grade: 5

Code: 39200006
Price: $1.50
Ronald Reagan making Texas speech
Unused 5″ x 7″ official card issued by the Ronald Reagan Presidential Library, with the speech (not the card) dating from July 1984. The original price sticker is still on the postage area on the reverse. Two of these cards are available. Grades: 2

Code: 39200007
Price: $3.00
Ronald and Nancy Reagan at 1981 Parade
Unused 5″ x 7″ official card issued by the Ronald Reagan Presidential Library, with the inaugural parade (not the card) dating from January 20th, 1981. The original price sticker is still on the postage area on the reverse. Grade: 2

Code: 39200008
Price: $3.00
Reagans in Oval Office
Unused 5″ x 7″ official card issued by the Ronald Reagan Presidential Library, of the President and Nancy Reagan in the Oval Office, November 1981. The original price sticker is still on the postage area on the reverse. Grade: 2

Code: 39200009
Price: $3.00
Nancy and Ronald Reagan – parody
Unused 5″ x 7″ official card issued by the Ronald Reagan Presidential Library, of the President and Nancy Reagan in the Oval Office, November 1981. The original price sticker is still on the postage area on the reverse. Grade: 2

Code: 39200010
Price: $3.00
Lincoln statue
Unused L.B. Prince card 714. Grade: 1

Code: 39200011
Price: $1.00
Abraham Lincoln totem pole, Ketchikan (Alaska)
Card of the totem in Saxman Park, mailed from Juneau in 1975, with two stamps and nearly complete postmark. Serrated edges. Minor postmark smudging on front. Grade: 3

Code: 39200012
Price: $5.00
Home of President McKinley, Canton (Ohio)
Actually the president and his home, this is an exceptionally old card, published by J. Murray Jordan. Unused, undivided back. Though heavily aged, the card looks good and is a “must” for anyone specializing in US Presidents. Companion card with 10136009. Grade: 2

Code: 39200013
Price: $7.00
Tomb of President McKinley, Canton (Ohio)
As noted, this is a companion card to 10136008 (or 39200013) which shows the McKinley home. But this card does not mention the publisher. The tomb is in West Lawn Cemetery of Canton. Unused card, and if you buy both of these (08 and 09) the combined price can be $11. Grade: 2

Code: 39200014
Price: $7.00
The Hall of Presidents, Walt Disney World (Florida)
Mailed in 1975 with a 10-cent stamp and partly legible postmark. Grade: 3

Code: 39200015
Price: $3.00
Jimmy Carter
Card of America’s 39th president, mailed in Washington, DC, in 1979 with two stamps and legible postmark. Card has serrated edges. Grade: 2

Code: 39200016
Price: $4.50
Tomb of President James Polk, Nashville
This unused Kropp Co. card 5991 of the early president, who is said to have died from chronic diarrhea, is a little misleading. The front caption, as you see, says “Capitol Hill.” True, but it’s the Tennessee state capitol, not the federal capitol. Grade: 2

Code: 39200017
Price: $8.00
Bill Clinton
Prescient message on the back of this card, which was mailed in 1995 with an abraded stamp and seems to have two different postmarks from two cities. Basically the back of the card is a mess but here it is if you want it. Grade: 4

Code: 39200018
Price: $3.00
Obama, First Family
Contemporary unused card, as-new. Grade: 1

Code: 39200020
Price: $4.00
Barack Obama
Contemporary, unused card. Grade: 1

Code: 39200021
Price: $3.00
Obama dog Bo
Contemporary unused card, as-new. Grade: 1

Code: 39200022
Price: $1.00
Warren G. Harding
This unused W.B. Garrison card 24059N is heavily aged and somewhat stained, but represents a gentleman who appears with some regularity on lists of the United States’ all-time worst presidents. So maybe the condition of the card is appropriate. Grade: 3

Code: 39200023
Price: $9.00
Mt. Rushmore (South Dakota)
Unused Mike Roberts card from 1970 (C2754), aging a bit but otherwise in great condition. Yup, we know there are lots of Mt. Rushmore cards. But how many of them are this one? Grade: 1

Code: 39200024
Price: $3.00
Mt. Rushmore, night
Two Mike Roberts cards (C14326) from the 1960s are available. One is unused and shows a little corner abrasion (Grade: 2, $2). The other was mailed in 1971 with stamp and full postmark (Grade: 1, $3).

Code: 39200025
Price: $2.00
Mt. Rushmore
The classic holiday card, mailed from Lead in 1957 with postmark and 2-cent stamp. A bit of postmark transfer on the front. Grade: 3

Code: 39200026
Price: $4.00
Lincoln Memorial and Birthplace, Hodgenville (Kentucky, USA)
Lots of information in the caption, including letting us know that the log cabin where President Lincoln was born is inside this granite memorial. Unused Curteichcolor card 6C-K3007 (KY.87A). Grade: 2

Code: 39200029
Price: $2.00
Grant’s Tomb, New York City
If you are American, and of a certain age, you will remember the old quiz show consolation question, “Who’s buried in Grant’s Tomb?” If not, you’ll just want to buy this card. (Hint: President Ulysses S. Grant). Curteich-Chicago linen card 1B-H2408 was mailed in 1944. The stamp and postmark are there and undamaged. There is a section on the right reverse that looks like it got caught in a cancellation machine but this does not affect the front of the card. Grade: 4

Code: 39200030
Price: $6.00
George Washington on Mt. Rushmore (South Dakota)
A linen card with character, written by Charles and Nora in 1948 (postmark there; stamp there, but abraded), heavily aged, undeniably authentic. Grade: 4

Code: 39200031
Price: $8.00
LBJ, the Hottest Brand Goin’
From 1964, Lyndon Johnson (LBJ) was the U.S. President and spawned all sorts of humour, including this item, called “A Cackle Card” from Baxter Lane Co. of Amarillo, Texas. Four unused cards are available. Grades: 1

Code: 39200033
Price: $1.00
The L.B.J. White House Special
From 1964, Lyndon Johnson (LBJ) was the U.S. President and spawned all sorts of humour, including this item, called “A Cackle Card” from Baxter Lane Co. of Amarillo, Texas. Four unused cards are available. Grades: 1

Code: 39200034
Price: $1.00
Equestrian statue of George Washington (Richmond, Virginia)
Unused Curteichcolor card 9CK-369. Grade: 3

Code: 39200035
Price: $2.00
George and Martha Washington mansion and tomb, Mt. Vernon (Virginia)
Unused Capsco Wholesalers card K-10964. Grade: 2

Code: 39200036
Price: $2.00
James A. Garfield Memorial, Cleveland (Ohio)
James A. Garfield was the 20th president, assassinated in 1881 after only six months in office. Many citations refer to this structure as one of the most elaborate presidential mausoleums. The card itself is unused and has glitter running horizontally in six places, Grade: 3

Code: 39200037
Price: $12.00
The Lincoln Memorial (Washington, DC)
Mailed in 1962 with stamp and Washington postmark. Grade: 1

Code: 39200038
Price: $0.50
Green Room, Mount Vernon (Virginia)
Unused card. Grade: 1

Code: 39200040
Price: $1.00
George Washington statue (Chicago)

Mailed in 1907, two postmarks are there but the stamp is long gone. Grade: 4

Code: 39200041
Price: $2.00
Monticello, West Front, Charlottesville (Virginia)
Unused sepia card published for the benefit of Monticello by the Thomas Jefferson Memorial Foundation. Someone underlined the city and state name on the reverse. Grade: 3

Code: 39200042
Price: $2.00
Home of Andrew Jackson, Hermitage (Tennessee)
Linen card mailed in 1942 with stamp and full postmark. Grade: 2

Code: 39200043
Price: $4.00
Woodlawn, gift from George Washington (Virginia)
Quoting the caption, “Woodlawn, completed in 1805, was part of George Washington’s Mount Vernon estate (and) was a wedding gift of General Washington to Nelly Custis, his adopted daughter, when she married his nephew.” They spelled Nelly’s name differently on the front and the back. Linen card mailed in 1958, of which one stamp remains, along with the postmark. Grade: 4

Code: 39200044
Price: $3.00
Monticello, Charlottesville (Virginia)
The home of Thomas Jefferson on this unused linen Capitol News Agency card 67025. Grade: 1

Code: 39200045
Price: $2.00
(Ulysses S.) Grant’s Tomb, New York City
Can’t say when this was mailed because the postmark is not clear, but the writer used a 2-cent stamp. Grant’s wife Julia is also buried there, in case anyone ever asks you “Who is buried in Grant’s Tomb?” Grade: 3

Code: 39200046
Price: $2.00

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