Tinted Postcard from Barbados: “Who call the Biscuit Man”? Lovely old postcard from Barbados. Sent as Air-mail from Barbados to Canada in 1951.

The image depicts a black biscuit seller blowing the horn. "Who call de Biscuit Man?" Artist signed: K.

The colors are definitely added by hand, the black parts look to be printed.

Unusual, fine condition.
Manufacturer: Barbados  

Art Nouveau Graphics, Three Authentic Drawings 3 authentic hand-painted designs from ca. 1915. Typical Art Nouveau elements. Each one is 4 x 56 inches. They are no postcards.

No creasing or bends. Very fine condition.
Publisher: Artsists  

W.W.I. Unusual, self made Postcard, Birch 1916: Unusual postcard from World War One period, made of the bark of a birch tree. A bouquet of dried flowers have been added on it.

Writing in German at the front side.

I has been sent from the Russia front to Austria. Sent in a cover. Fine condition.
Publisher: private  

Funny Drawing on Postal Card, Entire from Austria, ca. 1905. Authentic, hand-drawing, depicting a funny guy, a soldier from the Austro-Hungarian Empire.

The drawing is on a 5 Heller entire, postal card, unused.

Fine condition.
Publisher: private  

2 tinted Postcards from Paris, Ladies with Hats. Two attractive young ladies with fashionable hats, one postcard is from 1906, one from 1908.

Additional opaque paint has been added to the lady with the summer hat, which gives a 3 dimensional effect to the photo.

Both postcards have bee used and are in fine condition.

 

Imperial Austria: Original Drawing: Hungarian Entire with Soldier Fine, delicate drawing, no print but an original, by a certain artist, called Sascha.

It has been sent to Wien / Austria in 1898.

Fine condition.

 

913: Art Deco / Jugendstil: Handcolored, attractive Postcard Very decorative Art Deco postcard, handpainted, artist signed (Stefi Guegerl). Birthday wishes at back. Sent in an envolope. Very fine condition.
 

Original smaller Painting: Indians hunting Deer Smaller water color ( 6 x 4 inches ) depicting Indians hunting deer at the Otsego Lake. There is a number 16 at the upper left side sure it was made for an illustration of a story. Authentic painting in fine condition.
 

1922: Hand painted postcard of Girl and Geese 1922: Hand painted postcard of Girl and Geese Color postcard, hand painted, showing a little girl, obviously afraid of geese. This water color painting is the back side of an Hungarian entire, used as postcard from Hungary to Bohemia.