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POSTCARDS & PAPER COLLECTIBLES Cherryland Ron & Alec Millard POSTCARDS & PAPER COLLECTIBLES Cherryland Auctions Mail Auction #253 Mail Auction Closing Date: August 17th, 2010 CherrylandPostcards.com Index by Lot Number 1. Advertising 648. Holidays & 1260. Autos 121. Animals Greetings 1279. Aviation 127. Art Cards incl. Art Nouveau 719. Military 1356. Ships 153. Artist Signed 742. Native American History 1402. Trains 246. Black & White Photos 746. Novelty 1419. Misc. Transportation 280. Black History 803. Nudes & Risque incl. Ethnic 1452. U.S. Geographical by States 312. Cameras & Related 932. Pretty Ladies 1569. World Leaders 348. Children 976. U.S. Political & Presidents 1592. Worldwide by Country 370. Circus Related & Macabre 989. Patriotic & Propaganda 1598. Postcards by Topics 391. Expositions & Fairs 1011. W.W. I Propaganda 1611. Miscellaneous Paper 421. Famous People 1028. W.W. II Propaganda Collectibles 486. Fantasy 1161. Sports & Games 1621. Bulk Postcard Lots 591. Halloween & Easter Witches 1234. Stamp, Coin & Postcard 616. Santas & Krampus Related CHERRYLAND AUCTIONS RONALD D. MILLARD P.O. BOX 427 FRANKFORT, MI 49635 (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 #253. This auction will The lot descriptions can be read as follows: close 9:00 pm EST Tuesday, August 17th, Lot Number Number of cards in the lot. If no number, then he lot contains one card. 2010. 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 23-24 - Eagan, MN Condition of the card Online in our “Buy Now” Store a new selection My estimated bid, you can bid higher or lower of over 2000 postcards is offered for sale each month at up to 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. Ron & Alec 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 #253 BID SHEET Closes 9 pm est Tues., Aug. 17, 2010 the general appearance Email: [email protected] Ronald D. Millard FR- Fair: Shows wear with defects affecting appearance Phone: (231) 352-9758 P.O. Box 427, Frankfort, MI 49635 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. Successful bidders, unless they are known to us or supply acceptable references, are expected to make payment in full before the lots are delivered. 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 Exp. Date Please call (231) 352-9758 or write to me, P.O. Box 427, Frankfort, MI 49635 for details. Card Holder Signature Date You can also send me an email: [email protected] Advertising & Related 1. Adv. 1960’s Oversize Rock 2. Adv. 1960’s Oversize Rock 3. Adv. 1960’s Oversize Rock 4. Adv. 1960’s Oversize Rock 5. Adv. 1960’s Oversize Rock Poster Card, Bands incl. Jefferson Poster Card, Bands incl. Canned Poster Card, Bands incl. Quick Poster Card, Bands incl. Steve Poster Card, Bands incl. Chuck Airplane etc., Grande Ballroom, Heat etc., Fillmore Auditorium, S. Silver, Avalon Ballroom, S.F. Miller Bank, Bo Diddley etc., Berry etc., Fillmore Auditorium, S. Detroit, Rare VF .. $150.00 F., very good VF .. $150.00 VF .. $120.00 Fillmore Auditorium, S.F. VF .. F. VF .. $75.00 $100.00 6. Adv. 1960’s Oversize Rock 7. Adv. 1960’s Oversize Rock 8. Adv. Oversize Rock Poster Card, 9. Adv. 1960’s Oversize Rock 10. Adv. 1960’s Oversize Rock Poster Card, Bands incl. Steve Poster Card, Bands incl. Buffalo Bands incl. Fleetwood Mac, Poster Card, Bands incl. Iron Poster Card, Bands incl. Big Miller Band etc., California Hall, S. Springfield etc., Denver, Colo. Grande Ballroom Detroit VF .. Butterfly etc., Avalon Ballroom, S. Brother & The Holding Co., F. VF .. $75.00 VF .. $75.00 $75.00 F. VF .. $60.00 Euphoria pinhole & m cr .. $60.00 11. Adv. 1960’s Oversize Rock 12. Adv. 1960’s Oversize Rock 13. Adv. 1960’s Oversize Rock 14. Adv. 1960’s Oversize Rock 15. Adv. 1960’s Oversize Rock Poster Card, Bands incl. Pink Poster Card, Bands incl. Byrds Poster Card, Bands incl. Rain etc., Poster Card, Bands incl. Lenny Poster Card, Bands incl. Yardbirds Floyd, Richie Havens etc., etc., Fillmore Auditorium, S.F. Grande Ballroom, Detroit m back Bruce etc., Fillmore Auditorium, S. etc., Fillmore Auditorium, S.F. Fillmore Auditorium, S.F. VF .. VF .. $60.00 stains VF .. $60.00 F. VF .. $60.00 VF .. $45.00 $60.00 16. Adv. 1960’s Oversize Rock 17. Adv. 1960’s Oversize Rock 18. Adv. 1960’s Oversize Rock 19. Adv. 1960’s Oversize Rock 20. Adv. 1960’s Oversize Rock Poster Card, Bands incl. Jefferson Poster Card, Bands incl. BB King Poster Card, Bands incl. Poster Card, Bands incl. Grateful Poster Card, Bands incl. The Airplane etc., Fillmore etc., Fillmore Auditorium, S.F. Youngbloods, Avalon Ballroom, S. Dead etc., Fillmore Auditorium, S. Youngbloods, Avalon Ballroom, S. Auditorium, S.F. VF .. $45.00 VF .. $45.00 F. m back thins F-VF .. $40.00 F. VF .. $40.00 F. VF .. $30.00 21. Adv. 1960’s Oversize Rock 22. Adv. 1990’s Oversize Rock 23. Adv. 1990’s Oversize Rock 24. Poster Adv. Style, Italian Art 25. Poster Card Adv. Banzai Flour, Poster Card, Bands incl. Allmen Poster Card, Bands incl. Ministry, Poster Card, Bands incl. Primus Show in Paris 1935, very nice Joseph Rank, London, Color DB Joy, Retinal Circus, Vancouver, B. Jesus Lizard etc., Mesa, Arizona etc., Roseland, New York City VF .. $35.00 m cor crs F .. $30.00 C. VF .. $30.00 VF .. $25.00 VF .. $25.00 26. Travel Poster Style Adv. 27. Travel Poster Style Adv. 28. Poster Style Adv. Byrrh 29. Medical Related Poster Style 30. Adv. Medical Related, Frog in Bermuda, Cook’s Tours ser. cpr. Curacao, A bit of Holland in the Tonique, Art. Sig. J. Bezon, Great Adv. Aqua De La Verniere, Art. Your Throat Company, w/ Fantasy 1908, very nice DB VF .. $20.00 Caribbean, Netherlands West Card DB F-VF .. $150.00 Sig., Spanish pub. DB VF .. Frog, cpr. 1905 PMC m cor wear Indies VF .. $15.00 $120.00 F-VF .. $60.00 See this catalog in color on our website! You can also search and expand the images. Advertising & Related 31. Adv. Medical Related, Frog in 32. Dental Related French Poster 33. Adv. Optometrists, Drs. 34. Adv. Butterfly Pipes, w/ Gold 35. Austrian Beer Adv. on Early Your Throat Company, w/ Fantasy Style Adv., Pate Gingivale Specia, Brunnings & Moreno, La Mesa, Ink, Belgian, Beautiful Card DB Gruss Aus Karlsbad Restaurant Frog, cpr. 1905 PMC m cor wear very nice VF .. $40.00 California, w/ Owl L m sts VF .. $60.00 Art Card, Sig.
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