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Alec & Carie Millard POSTCARDS & PAPER COLLECTIBLES Cherryland Auctions Mail Auction #293 Mail Auction Closing Date: Tuesday, August 26, 2014 CherrylandPostcards.com 1. Advertising 663. Holidays & 1073. Autos 93. Animals Greetings 1102. Aviation 99. Art Cards incl. Art Nouveau 784. Military 1138. Ships 122. Artist Signed 795. Native American History 1197. Trains 332. Black & White Photos 801. Novelty 1211. Misc. Transportation 371. Black History 824. Nudes & Risque incl. Ethnic 1245. U.S. Geographical by States 402. Cameras & Related 874. Pretty Ladies 1439. World Leaders 407. Children 895. U.S. Political & Presidents 1449. Worldwide by Country 413. Circus Related & Macabre 915. Patriotic & Propaganda 1496. Postcards by Topics 433. Expositions & Fairs 945. W.W. I Propaganda 1543. Miscellaneous Paper 449. Famous People 972. W.W. II Propaganda Collectibles 476. Fantasy 990. Sports & Games 1566. Bulk Postcard Lots 545. Halloween & Easter Witches 1057. Stamp, Coin & Postcard 587. Santas & Krampus Related CHERRYLAND AUCTIONS ALEC & CARIE MILLARD P.O. BOX 444 BENZONIA, MI 49616 (231) 352-9758 AUCTION BIDDING Buying cards at auction is simple. Each auction is divided into many catego- ANNOUNCEMENTS ries always listed on the front page under the auction index. This can help you locate cards fast or you can read through the auction at your leisure. Dear Reader, Welcome to Auction #293. This auction will The lot descriptions can be read as follows: close 9:00 pm EST Tuesday, August 26th, Lot Number Number of cards in the lot. If no number, then he lot contains one card. 2014. Basic Category Brief Description We will be at the following postcard shows: 505. (47) John Winsch. mixed Holidays (1) Schmucker Thanksgiving. DB EMB G-F 25.00 This catalog is also available online where you Any significant card in the lot. can search and see large color images. Age of the card Land of Lakes Postcard & Paper Show Method of printing July 25-26 - Minneapolis/St. Paul, MN Condition of the card In our Online Store a new selection of over My estimated bid, you can bid higher or lower 3000 postcards is offered for sale each month at 20-70% off. Once you’ve found the lot you wish to bid on, read the description and if available, look at the photo, you can use the bid sheet on this page to place CherrylandPostcards.com your bids, place bids by phone at (231) 352-9758, or bid online. When pos- sible your winning bid will be reduced to a slight advance over the second Thank You, highest. When the sale closes you will be notified if you were successful. Alec & Carie Millard DESCRIPTION OF LOTS VF - Very Fine: Near Perfect - not necessarily unused CHERRYLAND AUCTIONS F - Fine: Shows slight wear G - Good: Shows some wear with minor defect, not really affecting SALE #293 BID SHEET Closes 9PM EST Tues., August 26th, 2014 the general appearance Email: [email protected] Alec & Carie Millard FR- Fair: Shows wear with defects affecting appearance Phone: (231) 352-9758 P.O. Box 444, Benzonia, MI 49616 Phone and email bids accepted. ABBREVIATIONS Please buy for me at your Auction Sale the following lots. The price listed is my limit for P - Pioneer (1893-98) cpr - Copyright each lot, it being understood that you will buy for me at as much below these prices as PMC - Private Mailing Card cof - Cancel on Face possible. I have read and agreed to the conditions of sale. (1898-1901) cr - Crease UB - Undivided Back emb - Embossed References Name _____________________________ (1901-1907) flt - Fault DB - Divided Back (1907-1915) ft - Face Thin 1. ________________________________ Address ___________________________ WB - White Border (1916-1930) m - Minor L - Linen (1930-1939) mb - Minimum Bid __________________________________ __________________________________ C - Photochrom (1939- ) sig - Signed 2. ________________________________ __________________________________ New Cont. - New Continentals st - Stain (Modern) th - Thin __________________________________ Signature __________________________ b&w - Black & White tr - Trimmed cor - Corner wof - Writing on Face Lot No.Bid Lot No.Bid Lot No.Bid BIDDING INCREMENTS Up to $20.00 - $.50 $100.00 - $200.00 - $5.00 $20.00 - $40.00 - $1.00 $200.00 - $400.00 - $10.00 $40.00 - $100.00 - $2.50 $400.00 - $1,000.00 - $20.00 CONDITIONS OF SALE 1. The price listed after each lot is our suggested bid and should be used only as a guide. 2. All bids are per lot as numbered. We reserve the right to withdraw or group any lots prior to sale. 3. In case of tie the bid sheet first shall prevail. 4. Bids lower than the suggested bid will not be reduced. Bids equal to or greater than the suggested bid will be lowered to one advance over the second highest or the suggested bid whichever is higher. 5. Any lot, the description of which is incorrect, is returnable within 5 days of receipt. 6. Michigan residents will be charged 6% sales tax where applicable. 7. All lots remain the property of Cherryland Auctions until they are paid for in full. 8. The placing of a bid shall constitute acceptance of the foregoing conditions of sale. Name 9. All bids must be received by the closing day. Address 10. The cost of postage etc. will be charged to the buyer plus two of $15.00 dollars for handling and Mail Insurance. City Sate ZipCHARGE YOUR PURCHASE or more. Credit Card # CONSIGNMENTS ACCEPTED I am always accepting consignments for future sales. Mastercard Visa CSC # Exp. Date Please call (231) 352-9758 or write to me, P.O. Box 444, Benzonia, MI 49616 for details. Card Holder Signature Date You can also send me an email: [email protected] Advertising & Related 3 1. Poster Card Adv. Remy Pates 2. Poster Card Adv. Purfina Oil, 3. Poster Card Adv. 1907 Christian 4. Poster Style Adv. Byrrh 5. Poster Card Adv. 1921 Classics Alimentaires, Art. Sig., Dated Belgian Pub., Colorful VF .. Endeavor Convention, Seattle, Tonique, Very Nice DB m cor of Greek Theatre, Syracuse, Italy 1929, Colorful m edge foxing $100.00 Washington, w/ Native American wear F-VF .. $40.00 Near VF .. $40.00 Near VF .. $125.00 m wof & m cor cr F-VF .. $65.00 6. Adv. Sleepy Eye Chick Food, 7. Adv. Successful Farming Pub. 8. Adv. JOB Cigarette Papers, 9. Adv. Heineken Lager Beer 10. Adv. Coca-Cola Contest, Non Real Photo, Dog Cart w/ Black Co., Des Moines, Iowa DB VF .. Calendrier 1906, Art. Sig. Casas, 1950s VF .. $25.00 P.C. Sized 5” x 4.25”, Lion Mfg. Child Driver, Great Card! m edge $10.00 very nice UB m cor wear F- Pub. VF .. $10.00 cr F-VF .. $375.00 VF .. $40.00 11. Adv. Pepsi-Cola, Choice - Vend 12. Adv. Lyons Magnus Root Beer, 13. Adv. Royal Crown Cola, 14. Adv. 7-Up Soda Pop Soft- 15. Real Photo w/ AZO P.C. Back Machines pre zip code non p.c. Multicolor on U.S. Gov’t Postal Multicolor on U.S. Gov’t Postal Drinks Pre Zip Code C VF .. Adv. Optimus Iceless Soda back VF .. $10.00 Card VF .. $25.00 Card VF .. $10.00 $10.00 Fountain, Stewart And Holmes Drug Co., Seattle, w/Red Color Adv. On Back VF .. $175.00 16. Real Photo w/ AZO P.C. Back 17. Adv. Ziegler’s Candyman, Real 18. Adv. Garnst Bros. Dairy Inc., 19. Adv. Fralinger’s Salt Water 20. Stock Adv. Card from Library Adv. Optimus Iceless Soda Photo UB very m ink VF .. Roanoke, Virginia, Real Photo w/ Taffy, Atlantic City, N.J. w/ of Ice Cream Merchandising Fountain, Stewart And Holmes $65.00 EKC P.C. back VF .. $40.00 Fantasy Added Women DB m Institute, “Chocolate Sundae” Pre Drug Co., Seattle, w/Red Color cor wear F-VF .. $15.00 Zip Code C VF .. $15.00 Adv. On Back VF .. $175.00 21. Adv. Cafe Mozert, Union, New 22. Adv. Montague’s La Crosse 23. Adv. Heinz - Permanent 57 24. Adv. Casto-Menth Caster Oil 25. Medical Related Adv. Jersey, w/ Ice Cream Sign pre zip Cracker Exhibit, Real Photo, La Exhibit At Heinz Ocean Pier, DB cor wear & m spot Near F- “Panemisan”, Non P.C. back w/ code C VF .. $10.00 Crosse, Wisconsin, Home Made Atlantic City UB near VF .. VF .. $25.00 Spanish Stamp on Face VF .. Week 1913, Used cor cr F-VF .. $10.00 $15.00 $90.00 26. Adv. The Anti-Colic Brand 27. Adv. Perfume Chemistry Set 28. Adv. Quaddy Plaything Mfg. 29. Adv. Quaddy Plaything Mfg. 30. Adv. Quaddy Plaything Mfg. Three-Hole Nipple, Providence, R. for Girls, “Create Your Own Co., “Grandfather Frog” DB cor Co., “Happy Jack Squirrel” DB Co., “Danny Meadow Mouse” DB I. VF .. $10.00 Perfume”, Real Photo, Used 1948 wear F .. $40.00 few m creases F-VF .. $40.00 m cor cr F-VF .. $40.00 m crs Near VF .. $35.00 4 Advertising & Related 31. Adv. Quaddy Plaything Mfg. 32. Adv. Quaddy Toys, “Mrs. Peter 33. Adv. Quaddy Plaything Mfg. 34. Adv. Quaddy Plaything Mfg. 35. Adv. Quaddy Plaything Mfg. Co., “Peter Rabbit”, used DB m Rabbit” DB near VF .. $60.00 Co., “Hooty the Owl” DB few m Co., “Reddy Fox” DB cor cr VF .. Co., “Spotty The Turtle” DB m cof near VF .. $40.00 creases F-VF .. $40.00 $40.00 edge tone VF .. $40.00 36. Adv. Quaddy Plaything Mfg. 37. Adv. Quaddy Plaything Mfg. 38. Adv. Perlberg Suits & Tailoring 39. Adv. Triglave Elite Shop, Paris, 40. Adv. Elgin Watches, Sold by Co., “Unc. 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