Buffalo Bill Cody Postcard This is a wonderful postcard of Buffalo Bill Cody on his white horse. The card is in excellent condition and has not been used.
The back reads: #3229 - Buffalo Bill (Col. Wm. F. Cody) typifies a glorious and romantic period in American history. His life and exploits captured the imagination and enthusiasm of the whole world and dramatized more than any other man the early day adventures in conquering the West. Sanborn Souvenir is the publisher.  

Election Night Illumination Flatiron Building Postcard Election Night Illumination, Flatiron Building Postcard in very good condition. The back of the card reads - Compliments of N.Y. Sunday American & Journal / (Postal Card-Carte Postale) Authorized by Act of Congress, May 19, 1898. The card is unused but has a name written in ink on the back. The card measures 3 3/8 inches by 5 1/2 inches.  

Times Square Postcard This Times Square Post Card from the Manhattan Publishing Co is unused and is in good condition. The back reads - TIMES SQUARE, called by many the center of the world, after dark becomes a dazzling fairyland of flashing brilliance and color. This is the heart of the Great White Way and the playground of the nation. On the left are the Paramount Building and Hotel Astor.  

Amish Boys Out for a Drive This Postcard of Amish Boys Out for a Drive is printed on linen paper. It is in good condition and has been postmarked Dec. 15, 1946 with a 1 cent stamp.
The back reads - The horse and buggy era has not passed for the Amish. Since the Church forbids the use of automobiles, they must rely on their old faithful friend, the horse. The Amish take great pride in possessing fine horses, of whom they take excellent care. They are all very skillful drivers, from the young to old.  

WWI Postcard - The sweetness of the voice I hear... This WWI Postcard from PC Paris shows a smiling soldier remembering the voice of his sweetheart.
The card reads - The sweetness of the voice I hear brings rapture to my heart, my dear.
The card measures 3 1/2 x 5 3/8. It is unused and in good condition. The PC Paris mark and the number 5345/3 appear in the lower right corner on the front of the card.  

WWI Postcard from PC Paris - My constant thoughts... WWI Postcard from PC Paris shows a soldier dreaming of his sweetheart. The card reads My constant thoughts are with thee. When at break of day, I open my eyes - I think of thee, thy smile's my paradise.
The card is unused - in good condition and measures 3 3/8 x 5 3/8.
 

Sunshine Greeting Card #40 This card is from the Beatle's Sunshine Card Collection which was inspired from the original film strip of The Yellow Submarine. The card is #40 in the series.

The card is in very good condition.

The inside reads: Life without you is..... COLORLESS  

WWI Postcard - Greetings from an Allied Country This WWI soldier is sending Greetings from an Allied Country. The postcard was printed in France by PC Paris. The card is unused and in very good condition. It measures 3 3/8 x 5 3/8.