As a amateur "photographer" myself, I am convinced that somebody (a
photographer) at Frasher's collected Fred Harvey postcards, or at the
very least was aware of the images on Fred Harvey postcards. So many
similarities (not in style/type that each i...
ebay #205613935491 has a mark at the bottom center on the address side.
Letter M in some type of handled "pottery" vessel with sun rays or a
plant coming out the top. Card marked published by Max Bernstein - but I
have reason to believe the M does no...
I don't collect many RPPCs, just not my "thing." But I know enough about
them to be "dangerous" as the old saying goes. I have a question about a
RPPC (AZO). I recognize AZO as a top line RPPC maker and pay attention
to them when circumstances warran...
What do other people think about keyword spamming and manipulation. For
example naming ALL types of postcards (linen, RPPC, chrome, white
border, hand colored, etc) and ALL types of irrelevant categories
(comical, political, romantic, risque, militar...
Is someone interested in helping a senior citizen with a couple of
postcards? His eyesight (and thus computer skills) are poor and he could
use a helping hand from the resident postcard experts concerning if the
cards are "as original" and how best t...
My opinion. Agreed Italian origin, not American studio, likely AA stands
for Ardalt (who imported it into the US). Manufacturer unknown (to me).
I do not have a lot of original dealer info from Ardalt, not enough to
PROVE an attribution. But at the s...
This is off-topic - but I have a feeling that adding the 4 digit
extension to the zip code helps mail sorting (by USPS) and thus speeds
mail. I make it available to sellers so they can include it with my
mailing address with all packages delivered to...
