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Paper and Ephemera: Letters and Notes


What's New in the Collector's Showcase of Paper and Ephemera: Letters and Notes?
The Most Recent Additions to This Category are First!
This is an unused vintage note card. Front is an embossed floral with an artists easel. Back is blank. Some wear and smudges on the back. Slight bending of the corners. Only 2.00 shipping in the continental US.  from Poland, 1960s, most envelopes have more than one stamp.  from Poland, 1960s, envelopes have more than one stamp.  Handsome Gents letter opener,Handle appears to be made from pewter,Can not find the markings, The style is quite interesting, it has that Nordic, plain masculine elegance, Condition is fine, used, the tip shows use, other than that fine, It measures approximately 8 3/4 inches long.

Vintage Greeting Note Card Unused $4.00

  

Vintage 32 Envelopes with Stamps & Lette $14.00

  

Vintage 43 Envelopes with Stamps & Lette $18.00

  

Pewter Letter Opener $59.00
Multiple stamps per envelope, 1962.  from Poland, 24, lots of stamps, 1950s.  from Poland, 24, lots of stamps, 1950s.  Made by Birks sterling ,Excellent condition, one side between opener and handle might be reinforced, Measuring about 8 inches long.

Vintage 12 Envelopes with Polish Olympic $14.00

  

Vintage Envelopes from the 1950s $8.00

  

Vintage Envelopes from the 1950s $8.00

  

Elegant Sterling Letter Opener $159.00
Beautiful solid sterling silver LETTER OPENER, Showing ornate decorations and colourful crest of Vancouver in enamel work, as per images, Measuring about 7 inches long.  Pretty french Ivory-Celluloid Letter Opener, Advertising Cliff House, what it used to be the place for romantic dining, Measuring close to 5 1/2 inches long.  2 air mail envelopes with letters & stamps 1946-48 from India. 4 envelopes only railroad cancels 1934-45. 10 envelopes only, Century of Progress stamps, 3 Century of Progress cancellations, 1934 not opened carefully, browned. 1 envelope has 7 stamps. 17 World Fair stamps.  14 envelopes only, with stamps, 1931-51, some browning, fair condition.

1902 Sterling Letter Opener Vancouver $110.00

  

Celluloid Letter Opener $29.99

  

Vintage Envelopes & Letters from the 30' $9.00

  

Vintage 14 Envelopes $7.00
3 7/8", very good, note written inside.  Tin Letter Holder decorated with a Pineapple. Good condition with no dents or paint wear. There is a small shallow shelf at the bottom presumbly to hold keys. Easy ship.  30 envelopes only, no letters, circa 1950, from Poland. Most envelopes have more than one stamp, some six, good condition.        30 envelopes only, no letters, circa 1950, from Poland. Most envelopes have more than one stamp, some eight, good condition.    

Vintage Card: Girl Ironing with Kitten $3.00

  

Tin Letter Holder Tole Toleware Pineappl $9.99

  

Vintage Stamped 30 Envelopes Only $15.00

  

Vintage 1950s 30 Envelopes Only $15.00
30 envelopes only, no letters, circa 1950, from Poland. Most envelopes have more than one stamp, good condition.    30 envelopes only, no letters, circa 1950, from Poland. Most envelopes have more than one stamp, some six, good condition.    1935, Chicago, some stains, 2 letters one to the Legionaries of the Sovereign Council of the Order of the Builders. The 2nd to the Chairmen of Advisory Councils & Staff Officers. Mentioned is the Scottish Rite Cathedral, Dearborn Street, Chicago and masonic Fraternity.  This is a PREMIUM NOTICE from the AMERICAN NATIONAL INSURANCE COMPANY of GALVESTON TEXAS. It is dated/due APRIL, 1929. The CONDITION is FAIR. It has discoloration and a stain.

Vintage 30 Envelopes Only From Poland $15.00

  

Vintage 1950s Stamped 30 Envelopes Only $15.00

  

Letters from the Central Council Order o $5.00

  

EPHEMERA AMERICAN NATIONAL INSURANCE PRE $4.40
Texaco Note Pad Chicago Illinois Farm Fertilizer Ammonia. Nice advertising from Texaco Inc., 332 So. Michigan Ave, Chicago 4, Illinois. Telephone HArrison 7-1923. Pad measures 5.5 inches X 8.5 inches. There are approx 45 sheets of paper, pad has become detached from the cardboard, but cardboard is included. Clean, no tears. Great Agri Agricultural Advertiser for your collection.  Envelopes received from G.I. to his mother and father during WWII. A few are from his girl friend a Navy Wave. Most are envelopes only, a few letters. In all about 106 from 1942 to 1945.  What a wonderfull addition to your SHRINERS COLLECTION! It is a JESTERS CERTIFICATE issued by the NATIONAL ORDER to the recipient in 1972. It is in the ORIGINAL FRAME.  This is an ADVERTISING CARD made for the I.M. GANS SERVICE COMPANY. The area where this gentlemans office was located in a building on SOUTH DEARBORN STREET which was once known as the LEVIE DISTRICT of Chicago. The area changed and it became what was known as PRINTERS ROW. The card has a beautifull picture of LAKE LOUISE on one side and the services that the printing / publishing company provided. The card is MARKED SAFEB 1554 (copyright symbol) 1925 BROWN & BIGELOW of ST. PAUL, MINNESOTA.

Texaco Note Paper Pad Chicago Illinois F $9.99

  

World War II Envelopes and Letters $49.00

  

FRAMED SHRINERS CERTIFICATE for THE ROYA $13.20

  

HISTORICAL CHICAGO PRINTERS ADVERTISEMEN $13.20
Popular Mechanics - August 1996 = 118 complete pages. Dream kitchen design guide - Could terrorists hijack a Nuclear missile - Battle of the big pickups - Do it all digital versatile disc - Total Car security - plus  Popular Mechanics - September 1994 - 140 complete pages. We drive the solar powered Honda - POWs/MIAs - our high tech search for the truth in Vietnam - New: Star trek phone systeem  Popular Mechanics - June 1994 - 136 complete pages. Dodge Intrepid 2.2-Million mile report - Crimeproof your home - Zap our annoying TV commercials - Live longer and better, ourtest tells you which home Aerobic machines really shape you up  What a wonderfull piece of OLD CHICAGO to own. It is a UNEXECUTED LEASE AGREEMENT from a building located on PRINTERS ROW from the 1930's! This is an ORIGINAL unexecuted MONON BUILDING LEASE AGREEMENT between a PRINTER and JOHN C. NUTTALL who we believe was the OWNER (at that time) of the OLD COLONY BUILDINGS. Included with the LEASE is the HALL & ELLIS ENVELOPE that the LEASE was mailed in. The ENVELOPE is POSTMARKED and STAMPED. A BIT of INFORMATION about PRINTERS ROW...BEFORE the CHICAGO FIRE... This area SOUTH of CHICAGO was considered the Levee District. By 1905 industrialists moved into the (south loop) area and built towering structures to house the booming printing industry giving the area its present day name.

Popular Mechanics - August 1996 $5.98

  

Popular Mechanics - Septemer 1994 $6.48

  

Popular Mechanics - June 1994 $6.22

  

MEMORABILIA HISTORICAL CHICAGO PRINTERS $39.60
Popular Mechanics - June 1996 - 130 complete pages. Jet-age Gyrocopters - Navys dedly arsenal Cruiser-Stealth warship unleashes firepower - Indy 500 vs. U.S. 500 - Sky scorchers you build and fly up to 400mph  Popular Mechanics - April 1996 - 150 complete paes. 5 way personal watercraft shootout - Special 36 page guide, how to build a grat home office. On the Internet - Making a NASCAR champ - oil rigs that launch spacecraft  Popular Mecaanics -March 1996 - 130 complee pages. Killer pollutants in your home - Wallvision is here, hang this 3 inch TV on wall -New power hardware for compyuters - The next Ford Taurus -  Popular Mechanics - December 1993 - 130 complete pages. Import car buyers guide - 94 models - 90 years of flight - Skinnye tv, new sets are only 4 inches deep - Toughest military sidearm yet - M9

Popular Mechanics - June 1996 $6.32

  

Popular Mechanics - April 1996 $5.77

  

Popular Mechanics - March 1996 $5.99

  

Popular Mechanics - December 1993 $5.99
Popular Mechanics - August 1993 114 complete pages. America's Nostalgia rail revival, grat trains ride again -guide to 15 best steam and diesel train trips Guide to furniture design - Supercharge your computer  Popular Mechanics - June 1993 132 complete pages. Passenger jump-jet needs no runway, lift fan vertical takeoff - Return of the whizzer: bolt on motor powers any bike k- Camry: Toyotas hit - Americas newest sports dome  Popular Mechanics - July 1996 124 complete pagesa. Olympic secrets: The technology factor - Colossal Engineering - 3 Gorges Dam is the most ambitious project in the history of the world - Megapower for any PC -= Harley Dav idsokn vs. the Wannabees  Popular Mechanics - November 1996 138 complete pages. Annual Woodworking guide - Make 6 classic wood and brass shop tools - Cover: Wild boomerang plant - American's new bullet train

Popular Mechanics - August 1993 $7.99

  

Popular Mechanics - lJune 1993 $7.99

  

Popular Mechanics - July 1996 $4.59

  

Popular Mechanics = November 1996 $4.58
Popular Mechanics - January 1996 118 complete pages = 1996 design & engineering awards - When Terrorists go Nuclear- the ultimate threat to the U.S. and what we're doing about it . Wokrld's carmakers keep up a torrid pace  Popular Mechanics - October 1996 132 complete pages. Internet cokmes to TV = First drives of all the wild new wheels! -How black boxes speak from beyondthe grave - RX for heart attacks - Radical laser surgery  Popular Mechanics - December 1995 136 complete pages. Bionioc limbs with the sense of touch - The 7 wonders of the modern world - Camcorder revolution - digital technology - Cig smoker's speciqal(build Mahogany Humidor)  Popular Mechanics - November 1995 140 complete pages. Woodworking-four sweet easy to build projects -Special weapons and tactics of the Navy Seals - World's best minivan - Kiss your newspaper goodbye - TVs with movie quality pictures and sound

Popular Mechanics - January 1996 $4.59

  

Popular Mec hanics - October 1996 $5.58

  

Popular Mechanics - December 1995 $4.79

  

Popular Mechanics - November 1995 $4.79
Popular Mechanics - October 1995 118 complete pages. How to launch your own home page on the internet - Wefly the Stealth bomber - Test drives of the most exciting 96 new cars - Tired of yardwork? new all season power equipment to the rescue  Popular Mechanics - September 1995 138 complete pages. New appliances that take the work out of housework - Breaking the sound barrier --on land!@ - Mega-modems for your computer are here - speed boats go propless - remote control surgery  Popular Mechanics - February 1995 128 complete pages. Now! Big 4 stroke power for outboards - Why are our airplanes crashing? -enter the 5th dimensiokn - New sports scanners put you on the team - Diet concrete  Popular Mechanics - January 1995 136 complete pages. - 1995 design & engineering awards - Flying Saucers are real!-Fact: classified U.S. Military research programs have developed and tested super-secret UFO' s. - Build our white oak sofa

Popular Mechanics - October 1995 $4.99

  

Popular Mechanics - September 1995 $4.99

  

Popular Mechanics - February 1995 $4.99

  

Popular Mechanics - January 1995 $4.99
Popular Mechanics - October 1994 140 complete pages - Understanding online computer services. Special : new cars 95. Fall yard cleanup-fast! new power equipment makes yardwork a snap  Popular Mechanics Magazine - August 1994 - 124 complete pages. PCs GO supercharged - Fly or drive the Amazing Car-Plane(300 mph sltub wing auto is legal on highway and in air - Crimefighting armor for copes - Wood goes high tech  Popular Mechanics - May 1993 140 complete pages. Dream cars you can drive - 29 futuristic cars and trucks - Don't shrink the water! - Be a fighter pilot for a day - Special Section: Car Care guide  Popular Mechanics - May 1996 140 complete pages. - Wild stuff from the Consumer electronics show - Extreme gear for extreme sports - 100 years of the car in America - a celebrationh of the Automobile and its monumental impact on our society

Popular Mechanics - October 1994 $4.99

  

Popular Mechanics - August 1994 $4.99

  

Popular Mecahnics - May 1993 $6.98

  

Popular Mechanics - May 1996 $5.75
Popular Mechanics - November 1994 156 complete pages - Our Annual Woodworking guide - A guided tour of the new Interactive home - This cxar drives on water - Military night vision for cops - How to put your whole house online  Popular Mechanics - February 1994 124 complete pages. he 6,500 vacation log home - GM's impact arrivers - Drive Electric - Cut your cellular phone bill in half, new system combines Microwave technology with existing phone and TV lines  26 envelopes only no letters, circa 1934, 2 & 3 cent stamps & postmarks. A few envelopes have some staining. Fair condition.  29 large envelopes, no letters, assorted 2&& 3 cent stamps && postmarks good condition.

Popular Mechanics - November 1994 $6.99

  

Popular Mechanics - FEbruary 1994 $5.99

  

Vintage 26 Circa 1934 Envelopes $12.00

  

Vintage 29 Large Envelopes $12.00
27 envelopes only, circa 1934, assorted 2& 3 cent stamps & postmarks, good condition.  27 envelopes only, no letters, circa 1934, assorted 2 or 3 cent stamps & postmarks. Good condition.  30 envelopes only, no letters, circa 1960, from Poland. Most envelopes have more than one stamp, some five. Good condition.  35 envelopes only, no letters. Circa 1960 from Poland. Most envelopes have more than one stamp. Good condition.

Vintage 27 Envelopes $12.00

  

Vintage 1934 Envelopes Set of 27 $12.00

  

Vintage 30 Envelopes with up to 5 Stamps $14.00

  

Vintage 35 Envelopes $15.00
30 envelopes only, no letters, circa 1960, from Poland. Most envelopes have more than one stamp, good condition.  This 3-piece paper group includes a typed and handsigned message from Claire to Mae Moline in Erie Pa on official James Stewart letterhead. The message refers to a newspaper photo of Jimmy Stewart, his daughter and his son-in-law and to Mr. Stewart's work on the "new" Lassie filn. The clipping was sent to, and returned from Mr. Stewart's office or corresponding secretary. The third piece in the group is the envelope, with Mr. Stewart's return address and postmarked October 11, 1977 from Los Angeles, CA and bears a cancelled 13c Liberty Bell stamp. The envelope was carefully opened along the left edge. If you are a celebrity buff or Stewart fan, this may be an item for your collection.  Original party invitation from the early 1900's, with a picture of a little girl dressed in clothing of that period with a bouquet of flowers, on stock postcard paper, measuring 4 1/4 x 2 3/4 inches, and with the wording 'I want you to come to my party on Saturday the 26th, Time 4 oclock, Louise Griffin - Please let me know', and blank on the other side. Card is in very good condition but has some slight age discoloration and a bit of wear on the corners. This is a beautiful piece of American history, and a great item for paper ephemera collectors. Click on the picture to see more views. $3.50 fixed mailing cost for up to five items in this category.  This is an original business card size letter from 1923, with a hand written party invitation card from Clarence Mason of Hill Crest Drive and addressed to Master Jim Hammond - 526 Earle St., Greenville, South Carolina, measuring 3 7/8 x 2 3/8 inches, and with a cancelled two cent stamp and postmarked 1923. Card is in very good condition but has some slight age discoloration, envelope has tears and splits. This is a beautiful piece of American history, and a great item for paper ephemera collectors. Click on the picture to see more views. $3.50 fixed mailing cost for up to three items in this category.

Vintage 1960 Envelopes 30 $14.00

  

Three-piece Jimmy Stewart Paper Group $12.00

  

Vintage card party invitation early 1900 $14.50

  

Vintage letter party invitation 1923 $9.50


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