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ROAN Inc. Auctioneers & Appraisers Saturday, February 18th 2017 Catalog of Patriotic Post Cards & Similar

This listing describes the Post Cards portion of our Paper & Ephemera auction.

Post cards range from good to fair condition, well-kept in card sleeves.

Many cards are written upon, some are not.

The buyer must make the final determination of quality and condition.

 Lot #150 – Lot of (25) Post Cards – Ref. (W.) o (1.) George Washington, (2.) John Adams, (3.) Thomas Jefferson, (4.) James Madison, (5.) James Monroe, (6.) John Quincy Adams, (7.) Andrew Jackson, (8.) Martin Van Buren, (9.) William Henry Harrison, (10.) John Tyler, (11.) James Knox Polk, (12.) Zachary Taylor, (13.) Millard Fillmore, (14.) Franklin Pierce, (15.) James Buchanan, (16.) Abraham Lincoln, (17.) Andrew Johnson, (18.) Ulysses S. Grant, (19.) Rutherford B. Hayes, (20.) James A. Garfield, (21.) Chester A. Arthur, (22.) Grover Cleveland (also 24th), (23.) Benjamin Harrison, (24.) N/A, (25.) William McKinley, (26.) Theodore Roosevelt  Lot #151 – Lot of (25) Postcards, Raphael Tuck & Sons Series No. 2328 – Ref. (Z1) o (1.) George Washington, (2) John Adams, (3.) Thomas Jefferson, (4.) James Madison, (5.) James Monroe, (6.) John Quincy Adams, (7.) Andrew Jackson, (8.) Martin Van Buren, (9.) William Henry Harrison, (10.) John Tyler, (11.) James K. Polk, (12.) Zachary Taylor, (13.) Millard Fillmore, (14.) Franklin Pierce, (15.) James Buchanan, (16.) Abraham Lincoln, (17.) Andrew Johnson, (18.) Ulysses s. Grant, (19.) Rutherford B. Hayes, (20.) James A. Garfield, (21.) Chester A. Arthur, (22.) Grover Cleveland, (23.) Benjamin Harrison, (24.) William McKinley, (25.) Theodore Roosevelt  Lot #152 – Lot of (24) Postcards – Ref. (H. 2181, I. 2182, J. 2813, K. 2184, L No. 2185) o (H1). The world must be made safe for democracy. Its peace must be planted upon the trusted foundation of political liberty, (H2.) Neutrality is no longer feasible or desirable where the peace of the world is involved and the freedom of their peoples, (H3.) We have no quarrel with the German people. We have no feeling toward them but one of sympathy and friendship, (H4.) We are but one of the champions of the rights of mankind. We shall be satisfied when these rights have been made secure, (H5.) We have no selfish ends to serve. We desire no conquest, no dominion. We seek no indemnities for ourselves, (H6.) A Steadfast Concert for Peace can Never be Maintained Except by a Partnership of Democratic Nations o (I1.) Old Glory The Colors That Won’t Run o (J1.) Firing Three Inch Guns, (J2.) Mess Time After a Day’s March, (J3.) Greetings, (J4.) Six Inch Gun Crew, (J5.) Firing a Torpedo, (J6.) C type Submarine, Gatun Locks, Panama, (J7.) Field Camp of US Army, (J8.) Twelve Inch Gun, (J9.) Newport R.I. Visual Signaling  (K1.) We will follow Old Glory wher’er she may lead, and we’ll stamp from the world false Autocracy’s creed, And we’ll give it to all people the freedom at last, That our fathers gave, (K2.) Are we ready to serve wher’er it may be? In our own beloved land, or over the sea? To sacrifice all? Ah, the answer we know, Is – Yes we are ready, ready to go, With, (K3.) With justice in view God will carry us through, As He ever has done; and the Red, White and Blue Will be nearer and

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dearer than ever before, And Liberty’s Light that will shine, (K4.) We’ve all heard the call and we know what it means, And whatever the picture may be in our dreams, Of the future awaiting, this one thing we know, That Humanity calls, and we’re, (K5.) Oh give us Old Glory, the fife and the drum And we’re ready to conquer whatever may come And we’ll fight for the right as we see it to be, Till the conflict is o’er and the world is o (L1.) Yes one and all we’ll head the call and bear Old Glory on, We’ll fight for her or die for her, till every man is gone, We’ll give our lives, our homes, our all, down to our last red, (L2.) From Washington we hear a voice that says: ‘Stand for the right’. And well we know it’s not from choice, the call is sent to ‘fight’. With patience gone, the battle’s on and now we, (L3.) The time is gone for argument, you’ve heard the Leader’s call, There’s a burden we must carry, there’s a service for us all. Form Portland Maine to Oregon, the call has now  Lot #153 – Lot of (11) Postcards – Fort Ticonderoga Museum Ft. Ticonderoga NY (L) Ref. (4H) o (1.) G106 Grenadier Noncommissioned Officers, 1776, (2.) G107 Brunswick Infantry Regiment, 1776-77, (3.) G108 Hesse-Hanau Infantry, 1776, (4.) G109 Brunswick Infantry, 1776, (5.) G110 Brunswick Infantry Regiment, 1776-1777, (6.) G111 Grenadiers, 1777, (7.) G112 Brunswick Infantry, 1776, (8.) G113 Brunswick Light Infantry Battalion, 1777, (9.) G114 Hesse-Hanau Artillery, 1777, (10.) G115 Winter Clothing issued to the Brunswick & Hesse-Hanau in Canada, 1776-77, (11.) Brunswick Dragoons, 1777  Lot #154 – Lot of (14) Postcards – Ref. (6A & 4J) o (1.) The true spirit of ’76 (The Robbins Bros. Co.), (2.) W. declining overtures from Cornwallis, at Yorktown, Va. (B.S. Reynolds Co.), (3.) 521. Battle of Bunker Hill. Death of Gen. Joseph Warren, June 17, 1775 (Copyright 1905 by Metropolitan New Co. Undivided), (4.) Department of the Pilgrim, Father from Delft Haven 1620 (Undivided), (5.) William Penn’s Treaty with the Indians, Philadelphia Pa. (Copyright 1908 Founders Week), (6.) Reading of the Declaration of Independence from the east balcony of the Old State house, Boston, July 18, 1776. o (1.) 612-Westward Ho, (2.) 613-Battle of Lake Erie, (3.) 614- De Sota’s Discovery of the Mississippi, 1541, (4.) 615-Baptism of Pocahontas, Jamestown VA, 1613, (5.) 618- Declaration of Independence, Hall of the Continental Congress, Philadelphia, July 4, (6.) 619- Surrender of Burgoyne, Saratoga Oct. 17, 1777, (7.) 620-Surrender of Cornwallis, Yorktown Oct. 19. 1781, (8.) 621-Resignation of General Washington, Annapolis Dec. 23, 1783  Lot #155 – Lot of (23) Postcards – Ref. (41, 4W, 4X, 4Y) Fort Ticonderoga Museum, Ft. Ticonderoga NY (A.R. Cattley; Historical Series No. 1; Copyright 1906 American-Journal- Examiner; Hartley Co., NY o (1.) Battalion Corporal 9th Regiment, (2.) Officer 20th Regiment, (3.) Battalion Soldier 20th Regiment, (4.) Grenadier, 21st Regiment (Royal North British Fusiliers), (5.) Battalion Soldier 24th Regiment, (6.) Soldier 26th Regiment, (7.) Officer 29th Regiment, (8.) Battalion soldier 33rd Regiment, (9.) Battalion Soldier 34th Regiment, (10.) Private, The Royal Highland Regiment The 42nd (The Black Watch) at the end of the American Revolution, 1783, (11.) Private of the Light Company 46th British Regiment, (12.) Grenadier Company Soldier 47th Regiment, (13.) Battalion Corporal 53rd Regiment, (14.)

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Private 60th Foot (Royal Americans), (15.) Battalion Soldier 62nd Regiment, (16.) Gunner Royal Regiment of Artillery o (1.) Bayonet Charge at Bunker Hill (June 12, 1775) American loss including General Joseph Warren 450 British loss 1054, (2.) Surrender of Cornwallis at Yorktown (Oct. 19, 1781) The decisive year of the war. The end of Lafayette’s five years of service in the army, (3.) Washington Crossing the Delaware (Dec. 25-26, 1776) The darkest hour is just before the dawn, (4.) Capture of the Serapis by the Bon Homme Richard (Sept. 23, 1779) Paul Jones great achievement off the Coast of England, (5.) Battle of Lexington (April 19, 1775) If the retreat had not been precipitate the British must have surrendered o (1.) Washington Crossing the Delaware o (1.) 1st in war in peace the hearts of his countrymen Truce  Lot #156 – Lot of (12) Postcards – Ref. (S & T) Tuck & Son Birthday Series #156 & #171 o (1.) Washington taking leave of his officers, (2.) Washington’s inauguration as President, (3.) Washington at the Battle of Princeton, (4.) Washington’s home life at Mount Vernon, (5.) Washington entering New York, (6.) Washington taking command of the Army o (1.) Washington Crossing the Delaware Dec. 25, 1776, (2.) Washington and Lafayette at Mount Vernon, (3.) Washington taking command of the Army, (4.) Washington’s Reception at New York, (5.) Washington’s Inauguration as President of the United States, (6.) Washington Taking Leave of his Officers  Lot #157 – Lot of (13) Postcards – Ref. (U) copyright 1908 by R.M. Donaldson divided backs o (1.) William Penn, (2.) Israel Putnam, (3.) Andrew Jackson, (4.) Winfield Scott, (5.) Robert E. Lee, (6.) Phillip Henry Sheridan, (7.) Paul Revere, (8.) Oliver Hazard Perry, (9.) Sam Houston, (10.) Abraham Lincoln, (11.) John Paul Jones, (12.) John Smith, (13.) David Glasgow Farragut  Lot #158 – Lot of (5) Postcards – Ref. (V) Copyright 1906 by The Rose Company o (1.) The Spirit of ’76 Washington’s Headquarters Crossing the Delaware, (2.) Benjamin Franklin His Epitaph Grave at Philadelphia, (3.) Liberty Bell Independence Hall George Washington, (4.) The Declaration of Independence Signing House of Thomas Jefferson, (5.) Ulysses S. Grant His tomb His cabin  Lot #159 – Lot of (9) Postcards – Ref. (F1, F2 & F3) C. E. Laird, Publishing, Erie PA o (1.) Gridley Circle, Lakeside Cemetery, Erie Pa, (2.) Captain Charles V. Gridley, (3.) Wayne Memorial Blockhouse Erie Pa, (4.) General Anthony Wayne o (1.) Commodore John Paul Jones, (2.) Bon Homme Richard and Serapis o (1.) Commodore Stephen Decatur, (2.) The Storming of Stony Point, (3.) President Washington  Lot #160 – Lot of (40) Postcards – Ref. (I) Copyright 1903 Am.Hist. Art Publ. New York City Series I o (1.) Index/An Indian Chief, (2.) land of the Pilgrim Fathers, (3.) William Penn’s Treaty with the Indians, (4.) Death of General Wolfe, (5.) Death of General Montcalm-Gozon, (6.) Burning of Stamp Act, (7.) The Boston Massacre, (8.) Boston Tea Party, (9.) John Malcom, (10.) Battle of Lexington, (11.) The Tea-Tax Tempest, (12.) The Oracle, (13.) Battle of Bunker Hill, (14.) Battle of Bunker Hill Death of General Jos. Warren June 17,

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1773, (15.) Death of Gen. Montgomery, (16.) Death of General Montgomery Quebec Dec. 31, 1775, (17.) Independence Hall Philadelphia, (18.) Seals of the Thirteen States which declared the Independence July 4, 1776, (19.) Declaration of Independence, (20.) Declaration of Independence, (21.) Index/The Star-Spangled Banner, (22.) George Washington, (23.) Evacuation of Boston, (24.) Washington crossing the Delaware, (25.) Thousand Hessian, (26.) American Troops, (27.) French Relief Troops, (28.) British Troops, (29.) Hessian Relief Troops, (30.) Burial of Gen. Fraser, (31.) Saratoga, NY, (32.) Franklin’s First Audience, (33.) Lieut. Moody Releases a Condemned Prisoner, (34.) Debarkment of French Relief Troops, (35.) Major John Andre’, (36.) Dispatches from Quebec, (37.) Death of Major Pierson, (38.) Parade at Yorktown, (39.) Surrender of Cornwallis, (40.) Washington’s Reception  Lot #161 – Lot of (3) Postcards – Ref. (X2) AMP Co. Series 813 o (1.) Braddock’s Defeat, (2.) Farnsworth’s Charge Gettysburg, (3.) The eleven-inch forward pivot – gun on the Kearsarge in action  Lot #162 – Lot of (7) Postcards – Ref. (PP & QQ) – Open Book No. 725 & No. 728 o (1.) To be prepared for war is one of the most effectual means of preserving peace, (2.) Observe good faith and justice towards all Nations, cultivate peace and harmony with all, (3.) The name America must always exalt the just pride of patriotism, (4.) Tis our true policy to steer clear of permanent alliances with any portion of the foreign world (from his farewell address), (5.) Labor to keep alive in your breast that little spark of celestial fire called ‘conscience’, (6.) I hope I shall always possess firmness and virtue, enough to maintain what I consider the most enviable of all titles, the character of an ‘Honest Man’ o (1.) Observe good faith and justice towards all Nations; cultivate peace and harmony with all  Lot #163 – Lot of (7) Postcards – Ref. (4B-4F) Copyright by Marken & Bielfeld Frederick MD; Philadelphia Art Co., Philadelphia PA 101356 o (1.) Grave and Monument of Francis Scott key Frederick MD, Home of Key Washington DC and words to the Star-Spangled Banner, (2.) Barbara Fitchie/her flag/her relics, her home (a long poem too o (1.) George Washington 1732 1779 o (1.) Our 25 presidents (pictures, names and dates of service Washington in center) o (1.) Born Feb. 22nd 1732 Died Dec. 27th 1799 George Washington with picture of Mt. Vernon – small picture of Washington to right. (2.) same saying as #1 with large picture of Washington in center, (3.) same saying as #1 & #2 with small picture of Washington and flag in center  Lot #164 – Lot of (19) Postcards – Ref. (WWW-ZZZ, 4A & 5K-5U) Gartner & Bender Publ’s Chicago; Series 1166; The Rotograph Co. NY City F.L. 225/1; Copyright 1909 N.G.Y. Printed in USA; B.W. No. 373 Printed in Germany; Copyright 1906 by The Rose Company; published by Leo Meyer, Office 32 Bixler Building Easton PA o (1.) Feb. 22d Washington’s Birthday G4B o (1.) Washington’s Birthday Feb. 22d, 1732 Dec. 27, 1799 ‘Speed our Republic, O Father on high! Lead us in pathways of justice and right’

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o (1.) Let us raise a standard to which the wise and the honest can repair. George Washington, (2.) G5771 Line of Entrenchments, used by Gen. Washington, Valley Forge Pa, o (1.) 28 – no words picture of Washington o (1.) Best Wishes to you on Washington’s Birthday, (2.) Washington’s Birthday Greetings, Feb. 22 o (1.) The Betsy Ross house o (1.) Northampton County’s Liberty Bell, Proclaimed Liberty, July 8, 1776, at the county seat, Easton PA, the First Stars and Stripes of the United Colonies o (1.) Philadelphia Aug. 26-29, 1907 Pennsylvania State Camp Session of the P.O.S. of A. o (1.) How Fortunate that G.W. did not cut down all the cherry trees o (1.) Washington at Prayer at Valley Forge o (1.) The Spirit that will never Die (artist Bunel) o (1.) Greetings for Washington’s Birthday (looks hand painted) o (1.) George Washington’s Birthday o (1.) Undivided back Headquarters of Gen. Lee, Somerville while commanding the left wing of Washington’s army the siege of Boston, in 1775-76, General Charles Lee occupied o (1.) How Fortunate that G.W. did not cut down all the cherry trees o (1.) George Washington born (Calvary scene at top), (2.) George Washington born (soldier with flag at top)  Lot #165 – Lot of (16) Postcards – Ref. (KK, L &E Series 2268 HBG artist; MMM No. 1059 Published by the American News Company New York, Leipzig, Berlin; NNN; OOO Copyrighted 1907 by E. Gaudin Chicago Ill. I.P.C. Co, PPP printed in Saxony, QQQ Series No. 522 T.P. & Co. NY printed in Saxony, RRR Copyright 1906 Rosch, SSS H.L. W.B. NYC hdemboss Made in Germany o (1.) I don’t think much of this find – Valley Forge was cold enough for me! North Pole discovered by an American, (2.) Strange that he who did so much, And with such honor too Should be remembered on this day for what he could not do, (3.) February 22nd this day we keep them in memory, (4.) Washington Liberty was a Fairy Godmother, (5.) Here’s a health to George and our country, (6.) George led the world’s Dance in his day, (7.) George receives birthday greetings from his adopted children, (8.) How easily I had crossed the Delaware in one of those!, (9.) A Greeting for the Day o (1.) Washington’s Headquarters at Newburg on the Hudson o (1.) George almost ruined this Country o (1.) We All Adore o (1.) Washington’s Birthday o (1.) Liberty or Death Washington’s headquarters, White Plains NY and flag carried at the Battle of White Plains October 28, 1776 o (1.) Washington Feb. 22d 1732-Dec. 27, 1799  Lot #166 – Lot of (7) Postcards – Ref. (FFF-LLL) Geo. V. Millar Co. Scranton PA 17,172; The Metropolitan Museum of Art, Illustrious Americans Series No. 137, Subject 2393 Published by the Ulmman Manufacturing Co. NY; The Old Book Store 42 S. Howard St. Akron OH, Published for Almours Securities Inc. Mt. Vernon Shops Mt. Vernon VA; Printed at Oxford University

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University Press, England Museum of Fine Arts, Boston; Published by the A.P.V.A. Fredericksburg VA o (1.) Washington’s Last Interview with his Mother o (1.) G. Stuart George Washington (Gibbs, Channing, Avery portrait) o (1.) G. Washington Born in Westmoreland Co. VA February 22nd, 1732 Died at Mount Vernon, VA December 14th, 1799 o (1.) 1732-George Washington – 1799 o (1.) Portrait of Martha Washington by Gilbert Stuart o (1.) Gilbert Stuart, 1755-1828 Athenaeum portrait of Martha Washington o (1.) 63095 Boxwood walk at the home of Mary, the mother of George Washington, Fredericksburg VA  Lot #167 – Lot of (12) Postcards – Ref. (FF & II) Washington Series No. 760 copyright by Julius Bien and Co. NY; No. 414 P. Sander o (1.) 7600 Washington Camp at Valley Forge NJ, (2.) 7601 Washington crossing the Delaware, (3.) 7602 Washington at the Battle of Trenton, (4.) 7603 Washington home at Mt. Vernon, VA, (5.) 7604 The Father of his Country o (1.) Washington crossing the Delaware (silver), (2.) Washington crossing the Delaware (gold), (3.) Washington entering New York 1732-1799 (silver), (4.) Washington taking command of the Army (silver), (5.) George Washington taking leave of his officers Feb. 22, 1798 Dec. 27, 1799, (6.) Washington’s Inauguration 1732-1799, (7.) Washington at the Battle of Trenton 1732-1799  Lot #168 – Lot of (12) Postcards – Ref. (4G, K,M,N,O,P,Q) published by J.U. Francis Oaks PA; G.G. Lange K. V.L. Schwalbach; Taylor Art Co. Philadelphia Copyright 1907; A.C. Bosselman & Co. NY; The Leighton & Valentine Co. NY City; Copyright 1908 by M.T. Sheahan Boston; No. 955 Educational Series copyright 2908 by the Rose Company o (1.) No. 1 Washington’s headquarters, Winter 1777-1778, Valley Forge Penna, (2.) No.11 Reproduction of the Old Hut occupied during the Winter of 1777-1778 as the Hospital built on the original site Valley Forge PA, (3.) (not numbered) Old school house by Letitia Penn. In 1705 and occupied by the Continental Army as a hospital during the winter of 1777-1778, repaired 1907 o (1.) 5- Surrender of Burgoyne Saratoga Oct. 17, 1777, (2.) 7- Battle of Lake Erie, Commodore Perry o (1.) No. 16 Washington’s headquarters Valley Forge Pennsylvania as in 1777, (2.) No. 20 Valley Forge, Pennsylvania Revolutionary Army in Winter Quarters, 1777 o (1.) 1938 The True Spirit of ‘76 o (1.) 216820 Surrender of Burgoyne October 16th 1777 in Schuylersville NY o (1.) 394 I have always labored to keep alive within me that little spark of celestial fire called Conscience, (2.) 922 is life so dear or peace so sweet as to be purchased at the price of chains and slavery! Forbid it almighty God! I know not what course others may take, but as for me give me Liberty or give me Death! Patrick Henry o (1.) The Spirit of ’76 Washington’s Headquarters Valley Forge 1777. Scene of the most severe trials of the American Army during the war. Washington crossing the Delaware  Lot #169 – Lot of (5) Postcards – Ref. (DD2) published by the Gibson Art Co. Cincinnati

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o (1.) Washington’s Birthday with hatchet & sword, (2.) Washington’s Birthday with hatchet & cherries, (3.) Washington’s Birthday with hatchet & drum, (4.) Washington’s Birthday with hatchet in tree stump, (5.) Washington’s Birthday -Washington crying  Lot #170 – Lot of (24) Postcards – Ref. (A, I X, W) Birthday Series 1; Series 9; No. 2161; No. 2244 o (1.) Washington taking the oath as First President of the United States of America, (2.) Washington adopting the five-pointed star, (3.) G.W. in private life, (4.) Washington taking command of the American Army, (5.) Father, I cannot tell a lie, I did it with my little hatchet!, (6.) As President of US in memory of the birthday of Washington o (1.) Washington’s farewell to his officers, (2.) Washington at Fort Duquesne, (3.) Washington & Lafayette at Valley Forge, (4.) The bivouac at Monmouth o (1.) I am not a Virginian, I am an American Washington Monument Washington Park Chicago IL, (2.) Ge gave Liberty to a Whole World. Washington’s old home, the White House. Washington Monument Washington DC, (3.) the Father of His Country Cultivate Peace and harmony with all (Washington), (4.) Your modesty is equal to your valour, and that surpasses the power of any language I possess (Robinson), (5.) Observe Good Faith and Justice toward all (Washington) Washington’s monument in Union Square NY, (6.) Washington’s Coach Washington’s Monument Philadelphia PA Washington’s first headquarters on Will Creek, (7.) In memory of birthday of Washington, (8.) In memory of Washington, (9.) In memory of the birthday of Washington, Washington’s telescope, bible used at the inauguration of Washington, (10.) For the sake of God and Country, W. Arch New York City NY with gold watch, (11.) No nobler figure ever stood in the forefront of a nation’s life (Green) Washington, a Virginian Colonel at forty Washington’s Headquarters near Newburgh o (1.) He gave liberty to the whole world. Washington’s old home. The White house. Washington Monument, Washington DC, (2.) The Father of His Country. Modern History has not a more spotless character to commemorate  Lot #171 – Lot of (28) Postcards – Ref. (JJ1, JJ2,4L,R,S,T,U,V & 5J) No. 605 P. Sander; Published by P. Sander Philadelphia & Atlantic City; Copyright 1907 Fred C. Lounsbury Memories of the War for Independence; copyright 1910 by W.H. Wodlums; Superior Quality SPCC CO.; Illustrated Post Card Co. NY; Copyrighted by Wolt & Co. 1909 K.G. Ferris o (1.) George Washington crossing the Delaware, (2.) George Washington picture on square, (3.) George Washington picture of Mt. Vernon o (1.) Signing of the Declaration of Independence July 4, 1776 Philadelphia PA o (1.) 2020/1 Battle of Bunker Hill June 17, 1775, (2.) 2020/2 The Battle of Trenton Dec. 25, 1776, (3.) 2020/3 Surrender of Burgoyne at Saratoga Oct. 17, 1777, (4.) 2020/4 The Surrender of Cornwallis at Yorktown Oct. 19, 1781 o (1.) Independence o (1.) 60536 Midnight Ride of Paul Revere – Revere entered Lexington April 19th, 1775 ‘Thus through the night rode Paul Revere’ Longfellow o (1.) 1034 Liberty Bell Philadelphia PA o (1.) The Drafting of the Declaration of Independence

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o (1) Valley Forge 1777, (2.) The Spirit of ’76, (3.) GW, (4.) Washington’s Birthday His Father owned a cherry tree in which he took great pride, (5.) Washington’s Birthday the cherry tree was full of fruit when George cut it down, (6.) Washington’s Birthday o (2.) Revere’s Ride – he said to his friend ‘If the British march by land or sea from the town tonight…, (3.) Revere’s Ride – meanwhile his friend, through alley and street, wanders and watches with eager ears… (4.) Revere – meanwhile impatient to mount and ride, booted and spurred…. (5.) Revere – he springs to the saddle, the bridle he turns … (6.) Revere – a hurry of hoofs in a village street, a shape in the moonlight … (8.) It was one by the village clock when he galloped into Lexington … (9.) It was two by the village clock when he came to the bridge… (10.) You know the rest in the books you have read …  Lot #172 – Lot of (23) postcards published by T. F. Ellis, Mt. Vernon Railroad Station; W.J. Burkhardt? Jersey City; Imprint-Souvenir Post Card Co. New York and Berlin; PR Co. Boston, Mass & Germany; Richard M. Cook, Marblehead, Mass, Made in USA – Ref. (4Z), (5CB, 5C, 5D, 5E, 5F, 5G, 5H, 5I, 5A) o Views of Washington’s Mansion Mt. Vernon (1.) 1735, (2.) 1737, (3.) 1738, (4.) 1739, (5.) 1740, (6.) 1741, (7.) 1742, (8.) 1743 o (1.) 1745 Gov. Shirley’s Expedition against Louisburg, (2.) 1773 Tense Old South Meeting Leads to Boston Tea Party, (3.) 1775 Gen. Washington takes command at Cambridge, (4.) 1775 Paul Revere gives the alarm to the countryside, (5.) the Declaration of Independence is Hailed in Boston o (1.) Where may the wearied eye repose, when gazing on the great (Byron) o (1.) 9159 Betsy Ross House, birthplace of Old Glory Philadelphia PA o (1.) 2398 Betsy Ross House birthplace of Old Glory Philadelphia PA o (1.) Mt. Vernon no words, (2.) W. Monument no words o (1.) Spirit of ’76 (Yankee Doodle) o (1.) Yankee Doodle The Spirit of ‘76/original painting at Abbot Hall, Marblehead MA o (1.) Betsy Ross, bright card, (2.) The Girl Behind the Gun bright card o (1.) G. Washington the First President of the United States  Lot #173 – Lot of (17) Postcards – Ref. (HH), (GG), (EE), (CC) – Series 605 Design copyright 1908 by M.W. Taggart, NY; S. 152 (Santway); No. 329 Copyright 1910 by H.I.R.; No. 722 o (1.) Washington at Valley Forge 1777-78 Washington’s Home Mt. Vernon VA & Coat of Arms First in War, First in Peace and First in Hearts of his Countrymen, (2.) Washington at Valley Forge 1777-78 First in War, First in Peace and First in the Hearts of his Countrymen, (3.) Washington’s Birthday Greetings Geo. Washington First President of the US 1789-1797, (4.) Washington’s Birthday Greeting, (5.) Washington Father of his Country o (1.) Washington First in the Hearts of his Countrymen, (2.) Washington Born Feb. 22, 1932 Died Dec. 14th, 1799, (3.) Washington Father of his Country, (4.) Washington First in Peace with Mt. Vernon, (5.) Washington First in Peace with eagle o (1. &2.) Washington’s Birthday Greetings, (3.) Let us raise a standard to which the wise and the honest can repair, (4.) Washington’s Birthday Greetings

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o (1.) Washington Feb. 22d 1732-Dec. 27th, 1799 – taking oath of office, (2.) Washington Feb. 22d, 1732-Dec. 27th 1799 – leading his men, (3.) Washington Feb. 22d – Dec. 27th 1799 (portrait with three flags)  Lot #174 – Lot of (23) Postcards – Ref. (Z), (AA), (OO), (BBB4, BBB5) – No. B96 or 896, No. 540, No. 51766 Printing only Copyrighted by S. Garre 1908 R. Verfleit artist o (1.) Washington Feb. 22, 1732 Art to his fame, no aid has lent. His country is his monument, (2.) Feb. 22 Thou day forever bright with freedom’s holy light that gave the world the sight of Washington, (3.) Washington Then, view Columbia’s Favorite son, her father, savior, friend and guide. Then see the immortal Washington, His country’s glory, boast and pride, (4.) G. Washington The far off centuries as they flow no whiter name, than his, shall know, (5.) G. Washington He stood for Liberty and Truth and darilngly led on till shouts of Victory gave forth the name of Washington o (1.) Washington First in peace, first in war and first in the hearts of his countrymen, (2.) Washington the Father of his Country, (3.) Father, I cannot tell a lie. I did it with my little hatchet …, (4.) Washington Fed. 22d 1732 Dec. 27th, 1799 o (1.) Here’s to the hatchet forever distinguished be fame, (2.) Here’s to the Birthday we celebrate, (3.) Patriotic Greetings, (4.) First in the hearts of his countrymen, (5.) Washington taking command of the Army Three cheers for the Red, White & Blue, (6.) Washington at Valley Forge Three Cheers for George Washington, (7.) Washington on his way to Trenton In Memory of George Washington, (8.) Washington at Yorktown My Greetings on Washington’s Birthday o Leaves and squares numbered (1.) Ser. 14-2 Washington Birthday Greeting, (2.) Ser. 14- 4 Geo. Washington, (3.) Ser. 14-8 No words – picture of Washington with flag & cherries o Leaves and squares 4258 (1.) Washington The Father of his Country (picture in circle), (2.) Washington The Father of his Country (picture in square), (3.) Washington Feb. 22d 1732 Dec. 14th 1799 (picture in parchment with red seal)  Lot #175 – Lot of (23) Postcards – Ref. (5Z) all miscellaneous Washington cards  Lot #176 – Lot of (20) Postcards – Ref. (YY), (U), (Y) – International Art No. 16250 Ellen Clapsaddle Artist; Tuck & Son Birthday Series #178; No. 564 o (1.) Three Cheers for George Washington, (2.) Liberty and Union Now and Forever, (3.) First in the hearts of his countrymen, (4.) My Greetings on Washington’s Birthday, (5.) Here’s to the Birthday we celebrate!, (6.) Three Cheers for George Washington o (1.) Washington cutting down tree, (2.) Washington talking to father about tree, (3.) Washington holding flag, (4.) Let us raise a standard to which the wise and honest repair, (5.) O Washington to thee our Country’s Father, we Hallow this Day, (6.) His candor, his patience, his love of justice were unexampled, (7.) All thou hast been reflects less fame on thee, far less than thou hast forborne to be, (8.) There is one treasure common to all & that is the fame & character of Washington, (9.) The Father of his Country, (10.) His Country is His Monument o (1.) Washington Feb 22d 1732-Dec. 27th 1799, (2.) Washington First in Peace, First in War and First in the hearts of his countrymen, (3.) Washington Feb. 22d, 1732-Dec. 27th 1799, (4.) Washington Feb. 22d, 1732 – Dec. 27th, 1799

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 Lot #177 – Lot of (25) Postcards – Ref. (BBB6), (CCC), (DDD), (EEE), (TTT), (MM), (RR), (SS1), (SS2), (SS3), (TT), (UU) – Leet Bros. Pub. For W.A. & Mt. V. RV; B.S. Reynolds Co.; Copyright 1910 G.A. Co. Cinti, O; o (1.) Leaves & Squares 4259 -Washington Father of his Country – picture with flag o (1.) ‘Geschutzi’ made in Saxony 0598 – A Salute on Washington’s Birthday o (1.) Dining Room, Mt. Vernon mansion, (2.) Library, Mt. Vernon mansion o (1.) George Washington The Stuart Portrait (39182), (2.) Washington’s Mansion, Mt. Vernon, Va (39184) o (1.) Washington 1732-1799 The father of his Country, (2.) Greetings for Washington’s Birthday, (3.) George Washington’s Birthday, (4.) George Washington First in War – First in Peace – First in the Hearts of his Countrymen o L&E Series 2228 –all read February 22nd – (1.) boy watching soldiers marching, (2.) soldiers shooting cannon, (3.) solider at campfire, (4.) Washington in uniform o Series No. 383 Washington’s Birthday (6) designs – (1.) G.W. 1732-1799, (2.) Feb. 22, (3.) February 22, 1732, (4.) Washington Feb. 22, 1732, (5.) Washington’s Birthday the father of his country, (6.) Washington Born Feb. 22, 1732 – My country is America… o (1.) No. 411 1905 Franz Huld, publisher NY – a tribute to the father of our country, George Washington o (1.) No. 413 1906 by Franz Huld NY – lest we forget First in War, First in Peace, First in the hearts of his countrymen o (1.) No. 806 1908 by Frans Huld Company Publishers NY – George Washington lest we forget o (1.) No. 465 Published by P.F. Volland & Co. Chicago USA – Let us run high the old flag, the old, the true flag… (Carl Schyrz) o (1.) Series No. 166 Reinthal & Newman Publ. NY Universal Copyright C.T. Artist – Washington crossed the Delaware and Napoleon crossed the Alps….  Lot #178 – Lot of (29) Postcards – Ref. (NN), (VV), (WW), (XX), (LL), (Q) o The Pink of Perfection The Fairman Co (1.) Daddy! Your cherry tree jes’ fell down, (2.) Greetings on the Great Day. This brings you hearty and patriotic greetings and wishes you health, wealth and a happy future, (3.) Washington’s Birthday in the name of our flag and of the father of our country, I greet you, (4.) Greetings for Washington’s Birthday, (5.) Washington’s Birthday Greetings and the Star-Spangled Banner in triumph shall wave, (6.) The Birthday of Washington – the whole world knows what we honor him for and in reverence answers Amen o International Art No. 16208 – (1.) Here’s to the hatchet which holds a high place, forever distinguished by fame, Greetings of G.W. Birthday, (2.) The little hatchet that made a mark in the world, (3.) A Happy Washington’s Birthday February 22 o International Art No. 16209 – (1.) Three Cheers for George Washington, (2.) My Patriotic Greetings on Washington’s Birthday, (3.) First in war, first in peace, and first in the hearts of his countrymen o International Arts with no number – (1.) My greetings to you on Washington’s Birthday o Series 17 – (1.) In patriotic memory of George Washington, (2.) Our nation’s flag by Betsy Ross first made, (3.) February Twenty-second the birthday of George Washington

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the boy who could not tell a lie, (4.) May you celebrate right merrily, (5.) A greeting from one patriotic heart to another on Washington’s Birthday o L&E Series 2242 HBG artist – (1.) What if the stork had dropped George Washington in some other country, (2.) Never tell a lie and (perhaps) fate will drop you all her cherries, (3.) Oh dear said George Washington IF I had known how many states there’d be… (4.) May you always enjoy a happy anniversary on Washington’s Birthday, (5.) His memory gives glory to this February day, (6.) May George Washington give you a large slice of prosperity from his birthday cake 1910, (7.) 1732-1910 Its all very well George for you to keep your birthday in sight… (8.) Hello George that you? This is 1910 – thought you might like to know that it is your birthday, (9.) If George Washington could see us now, (10.) Shall We Bury the hatchet?, (11.) Here’s to Columbia’s Favorite Son  Lot #179 – Lot of (14) Postcards – Ref. (UUU), (VVV), (BBB3), (BBB2) o No. 420 Green flowers around word post card (1.) First in War, First in Peace, First in the hearts of his countrymen, Washington, (2.) Of all the dispositions and habits which lead to political prosperity, religion and morality, (3.) It is substantially true that virtue or mortality is a necessary spring of popular government, (4.) Feb. 22nd 1732 Washington The father of his country (large ribbon), (5.) Feb. 22nd 1732 Washington the father of his country (circle of ribbon), (6.) Washington February 22-1732 December 27-1799 with cordial good wishes o No. 426 Green flowers around word post card – (1.) Washington February 22-1732 December 27-1799 with cordial good wishes, (2.) It is substantially true that virtue or morality is a necessary spring of popular government – Washington Farewell Address o Leaves & squares with tiger logo on back – (1.) The father of his Country 1732 1799 George Washington, (2.) Washington 1732-1799, (3.) Born Feb. 22nd 1732 Died Dec. 27th 1799 George Washington, (4.) 1732 1799 G.W. o Leaves & squares with PR Co. logo on back – (1.) no words – Washington crossing Delaware, (2.) no words – Washington sitting around table with family  Lot #180 – Lot of (35) Postcards – Ref. (DD), (V1), (V2) o Gibson Art Co. Cin. O – (1.) The First Inaugural Address G. Washington 1732-1799, (2.) Greeting for Washington’s Birthday To be prepared for war is one of the most effectual means of preserving peace (GW), (3.) Best wishes for your happiness on this day set aside to the memory of the father of our country, (4.) In honor of the day this greeting is sent with all good wishes, (5.) On Washington’s birthday In the name of our flag and of the Father of our country I greet you with best wishes for health and happiness, (6.) For Washington’s Birthday Please accept my best and most sincere greetings for happiness and good for you, (7.) Washington’s Birthday In the name of our flag and the one who first upheld the principles for which it stands, I send you friendly greetings, (8.) Washington’s Birthday In the name of our flag and of the father of our country I greet you with best wishes for health and happiness (red & blue border), (9.) Let our object be our country, our whole country and nothing but our country, (10.) May this memorable day be one of much happiness for you, (11.) Taking Oath of Allegiance at Valley Forge Washington’s Birthday Greetings, (12.) Washington’s Birthday the star spangled banner, O long may it wave O’er the land of the free, And the home of the brave - Francis Scott

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Key, (13.) All honor to the ‘Father of Our Country’ and best wishes to you, (14.) Washington’s Birthday In the name of our flag and the flag of the Father of our country, I greet you with best wishes for health and happiness (blue tinted card), (15.) Best wishes for your happiness on this day set aside …, (16.) Cherry trees are expensive now; Sp here’s advice to youth – find another way somehow to prove your love of truth o Whitney Made Worcester, Mass. – (1.) Greetings for February Twenty-Second, (2.) Greetings for Washington’s Birthday, (3) Greetings for the Twenty-Second of February, (4.) But what I wonder is did he get spanked for cutting down the cherry tree, (5.) Here’s wishing you lots of fun so give three cheers for Washington, (6.) Washington’s Birthday Greetings, (7.) George Washington was very good never told a lie they say, (8.) Let us remember on this day Our heritage of Liberty and may we guard with jealous care.. (9.) In every true and loyal son, live thou again, our Washington, (10.) let us remember this day that our heritage of Liberty and Democracy involves upon us.. (11.) he stood for liberty and truth and dauntlessly led us, till shouts of victory gave forth the (Eliza Cook), (12.) Thus mid the wreck of thrones, shall live unmarred, undimmed, our hero’s fame (Wm. Cullen Bryant), (13.) The birthday of the Father of his Country’ May it ever be freshly remembered by American (Choate), (14.) Fame was too earnest in her joy, too proud of such a son, to let a robe and title mask a noble (Eliza Cook), (15.) The love of my country will be the ruling influence of my conduct, (16.) If you had a little hatchet that was sharp as sharp could be wouldn’t you now just confess o Looks like Whitney but not marked – (1.) Greetings Feb. 22nd, (2.) The reflections which arise on justice and benevolence will be lastingly grateful, (3.) True friendship is a plant of slow growth and must undergo and withstand the shocks  Lot #181 – Lot of (9) Postcards – Ref. (BB1), (BB2), (L) o No. 952 – (1.) Washington the Father of his Country, (2.) Father, I cannot tell a lie, I did it with my little hatchet. Washington First in Peace… (3.) Washington Feb. 22nd, 1732-Dec. 14th, 1799 o No. 951 – (1.) Washington The Father of his Country, (2.) Washington Feb. 22nd 1765- Dec. 14th, 1799 o Series 12 – (1.) Washington First in war…., (2.) Washington the Father of his Country, (3.) Washington Whose memory will live forever, (4.) Washington Our Greatest hero  Lot #182 – Lot of (13) Postcards – Ref. (M), (N), (O), (P) o Series 13 – (1.) Washington’s camp chest, pistol holsters, sword and spurs, used during the Revolution, (2.) Washington’s camp utensils used during the Revolution, (3.) Washington’s candlestick used by G. W. when he wrote his farewell address, (4.) Washington First in war… o Series 14 – (1.) Washington at Ft. Duquesne, (2.) Washington & Lafayette at Valley Forge, (3.) Washington’s farewell to his officers, (4.) The Bivouac at Monmouth o Series 15 – (1.) Washington The President’s House in Phila. 1791, (2.) Washington’s Home Mt. Vernon, (3.) Washington The President’s House in NY 1789, (4.) Washington’s Tomb, Mt. Vernon o Series 16 – (1.) To greet you on Washington’s Birthday  Lot #183 – Lot of (14) Postcards – Ref. (R), (J), (K)

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o Tuck & Son Birthday Series #124 – (1.) G.W. and Martha Curtis, (2.) Washington as surveyor Washington at Ft. Duquesne in 1758, (3.) Reception of Pres. Washington at NY Washington taking the oath of office, (4.) Washington crossing the Delaware Dec. 25, 1776, (5.) Washington & family at Mt. Vernon, (6). Washington taking command of the army Washington’s farewell to his officers o Series 10 – (1.) Washington’s camp utensils used during the Revolution, (2.) Washington First in war…. (3.) Washington’s camp chest, pistol holders, sword and spurs used during the Revolution, (4.) candlestick used by G.W. when he wrote his farewell address o Series 11 – (1.) The President’s house in NY 1789, (2.) Washington’s tomb, Mt. Vernon, (3.) Washington’s Home Mt. Vernon, (4.) The President’s house in Philadelphia 1791  Lot #184 – Lot of (20) Postcards – Ref. (B), (C) o Series 2 – (1.) Washington his industry (gold), (2.) W. his industry (silver), (3.) W. his faithfulness (gold), (4.) W. his faithfulness (silver), (5.) W. his patriotism (silver), (6.) W. his patriotism (gold), (7.) W. unum e pluribus (gold), (8.) W. unum e pluribus (silver), (9.) W. his kindness (gold), (10.) W. his kindness (silver), (11.) W. his bravery (gold), (12.) W. his bravery (silver), (13.) W. his truthfulness (gold), (14.) W. his truthfulness (silver) o Series 3 – (1.) Washington as a surveyor, (2.) W. his boyhood days, (3.) W. First in war, first in peace … (4.) W. his first command, (5.) W. and the cherry tree, (6.) W. 1732 1799  Lot #185 – Lot of (40) Postcards – Ref. (ZZ), (AAA), (BBB1) o International Art No. 51646 - (1.) My patriotic Greetings on Washington’s Birthday, (2.) Three cheers for George Washington, (3.) First in war… (4.) Here’s to the birthday we celebrate, (5.) Here’s to the hatchet which holds a high place, forever distinguished by fame, (6.) who helped to make us free? Washington, (7.) I send you patriotic greetings on his birthday, (8.) My greetings to you on Washington’s birthday o International Art No 51896 Ellen Clapsaddle artist – (1.) February 22 A Happy Washington’s Birthday, (2.) Greetings on Washington’s Birthday – the little hatchet that made a mark in the world, (3.) Greetings on Washington’s Birthday – flag of the fee hearts hope and home by angel hands to valour given, thy stars have fit the welkin dome, (4.) Washington’s Birthday February 22, (5.) Who knew no glory but his country good, (6.) First in war, first in peace … o Leaves & squares but no identifying numbers (Nash?) printed in Germany – (1.) Washington The father of his country (w/cherries), (2.) Washington Feb. 22d, 1732 – Dec. 27th, 1799 (w/cherries), (3.) Washington Feb. 22d 1732-Dec. 27th, 1799 (w/cherries), (4.) Washington Feb. 22d, 1732 – Dec. 27th, 1799 (w/cherries & White House), (5.) Washington First in war…. (6.) Washington Feb. 22d, 1732 Dec. 14th, 1799 First in war….. (7.) Washington Feb. 22d, 1732 – Dec. 27th, 1799 (w/ big green frame), (8.) Washington Feb. 22d, 1732 Dec. 27th 1799 (Washington on horse), (9.) Washington First in war … (10.) The Surrender of Cornwallis, (11.) Washington Feb. 22d, 1732 – Dec. 27th, 1799 (ribbons on side), (12.) Washington Feb. 22d, 1732 – Dec. 27th, 1799 (scalloped bottom), (13.) Washington the Father of his country, (14.) Washington Feb. 22, 1732 – Dec. 14th, 1799 The Father of his Country, (15.) Washington First in War, First in Peace and first in the hearts of his countrymen (looks like torn paper), (16.) Washington First in Peace, First in War and first in the hearts of his countrymen (w/his

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monument), (17.) The Surrender of Cornwallis, (18.) Washington full portrait, (19.) Washington Feb. 22d 1732- Dec. 14th 1799 (ivy around profile), (20.) Washington Feb. 22d Dec. 27th 1799 (w/cherries), (21.) Washington The Father of his Country (w/cherries), (22.) Washington Father of his Country (riding horse), (23.) Washington Feb. 22d 1732 Dec. 14th 1799 (on monument), (24.) Washington Feb. 22d – Dec. 27th 1799 (monument and Mt. Vernon w/pink dogwood), (25.) No words w/cherries, (26.) Washington Feb. 22d, 1732 – Dec. 27th, 1799 (picture in octagon)  Lot #186 – Lot of (18) Postcards – Ref. (D), (E), (F), (G), (H) o Series 4 – (1.) Washington his strong will & energy has made our country great & free, (2.) Washington his victories in time caused independence bell to chime, (3.) Washington, he took great care that our flag floated on freedom’s air, (4.) Washington, he suffered at Valley Forge with his army for a great good cause, (5.) Washington, he crossed the Delaware and with his army caught Hessians there, (6.) Washington, he took command of the army that freed our land o Series 5 – black & white – (1.) Washington as a surveyor, (2.) G.W. taking command of the army o Series F – (1.) Washington as general, (2.) Washington at Valley Forge, (3.) Washington his boyhood days, (4.) Washington 1732-1799 First in War, First in Peace, First in the hearts of his countrymen o Series 7 – (1.) Nothing but harmony, honesty, industry and frugality are necessary to make us a great … (letter to Lafayette 1789), (2.) The name of American, which belongs to you in our national capacity must always exalt the… (farewell address Sept. 1796), (3.) With a heart full of love and gratitude I now take leave of you, I most devoutly with that your … (farewell to officers Dec. 4, 1783), (4.) To be prepared for war is one of the most effectual means of preserving peace (speech to both houses of Congress Jan. 8, 1790) o Series 8 – (1.) Washington Birthday – throughout our land let banners fling their glorious colors into the sun, (2.) Washington Birthday – he is our Washington, born on our soil, taught our ways…  Lot #187 – Lot of (17) Postcards – Ref. (X), (Y), (Z), (AA), (BB), (CC), (DD), (EE), (FF), (GG), HH), (II), (JJ), (ZZ) o (1.) Copyright 1908 NY – 155 picture of Abe Lincoln in front of flags o (1.) 470 Let us date to do our duty as we understand it Abe Lincoln, Published by P.F. Vollard & Co. Chicago USA o (1.) Historic Lincoln Series No. 48 Made in USA by E.C. Kropp Co. Miwaukee, Born 1809, Died 1865 God bless my Mother. All that I am, or ever hope to be… (3.) Prudential Ins. Co of America – Born 1809 AL Died 1865 With malice toward none; with charity for all… o (1.) Genuine Natural Color by Dexter Press Inc. West Nyack NY 21402-B symbolic Lincoln o (1.) Copyrighted & Pub. by G.H. Oldroyd Washington DC 19058 A. Lincoln through log cabin to the White House/birthplace Kentucky 1809 o Published by Mrs. H.N. Shonkwiler, Springfield IL natural color post card Made in USA by E.C. Kropp Milwaukee Wis. GBI - (1.) 29777 The Earthly Pilgrimage of AL from Log Cabin to the White House K52, (2.) 109692 AL from photograph on exhibition at Lincoln Tomb, Ridge Cemetery

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o The Finest American Made View Post Cards- the Albertype Co. Brooklyn NY – (1.) The Lincoln Funeral Car Souvenir 42nd National Encampment G.A.R… o The Union Co. (shield where stamp would go) – (1.) Chicago A. Lincoln Monument Lincoln Park (blue raised picture of Lincoln) o Published by Southern Bargain House Richmond VA – (1.) No. 93 President Lincoln’s Entry into Richmond VA (from Leslie’s Weekly – copyrighted) o Copyrighted 1908 by Franz Huld Co. Publishers NY – (1.) 804 When a Man is sincerely penitent for his misdeeds and gives satisfactory evidence;;; o (1.) 717 – Lincoln’s Emancipation Proclamation (same as A4) o Copyright by Viona H. Savon Nov. 10th, 190- All Rights Reserved (undivided back) – (1.) Lincoln’s happy moments with little Tad & his pony, taken Nov. 16, ’63 Soldier’s Home Washington DC o Miscellaneous – (1.) The Lincoln Home, Springfield IL – A. Lincoln 1864, (2.) A. Lincoln in memory of the Centennial of his birth (B&W), (3.) A. Lincoln (background pink & green ripples)  Lot #188 – Lot of (20) Postcards – Ref. (K), (L), (M), (N), (O), (P), (Q), (R), (S), (T), (U), (V), (W) o (1.) Lincoln Series No. 780 – 7800 A.L. 1809 1865 the Great Emancipator o (1.) Leaves & squares – Born 1809 Died 1865 o Copyright 1909 by Mrs. Harriet Blackstone C. Butler – (1.) With malice toward none, with charity for all, with firmness in the right as God gives us .. o (1.) Grafton Souvenir, Grafton W. VA – Curteichcolor Art from color transparencies – A. Lincoln o (1.) A.C. Bosselman Co. NY – No. 9635 Lincoln statue, Washington DC o (1.) Lincoln & the Contrabands – printing only copyright (can’t read) o (1.) Pub. by L.E. Smith, Wholesale Distributors, Gettysburg PA – Lincoln’s Address delivered at Gettysburg PA Nov. 19, 1863 o Gold Card 1809 1865 A. Lincoln – no other words – (1.) A. Lincoln in oval with flag & log cabin), (2.) A. Lincoln in large oval, (3.) A. Lincoln in circle w/ flag o In Commemoration of the 199th Anniversary of his birth 1809 1909 Feb. 12th Lawyer Statesman – (1.) The White House, (2.) Lincoln’s Birthplace Kentucky o In memory of the Centennial Anniversary of A. Lincoln – (1.) A. Lincoln holding axes (2.) A. Lincoln w/speech in hand, (3.) A. Lincoln writing speech o PFB S. Lincoln in memory of the Centennial Anniversary of his birth (card the same except color) – (1.) 9463 gold, (2.) 9464 red, white & blue o W.M. Grandy New Haven Conn. – (1.) Lincoln in oval w/capitol at top and log cabin bottom, (2.) A. Lincoln (no beard)  Lot #189 – Lot of (4) Postcards – Ref. (O), (P), (Q), (R) o 96 E.F Branning Pub. NY – (1.) North Branch NY o Copyright 1898 Universal Post Card Co NY War Series B Card No. 7 – (1.) Charge of the ‘Rough Riders’ upon the Spaniards in ambush LaQuasina June 24, 1898 o T.R. Lindsey Pub. Louisville KY – (1.) Lincoln’s birth place near Hodgenville KY o E.W. Humphrey’s Publisher Woodstown NJ – (1.) Memorial Day Mullica Hill NJ  Lot #190 – Lot of (15) Postcards – Ref. (H2), (I), (J)

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o P. Sander Series 606 AL – (1.)A. Lincoln in circle w/ribbon to left to right middle, (2.) A. Lincoln oval w/flag, (3.) A. Lincoln in sideways square w/ribbon across bottom, (4.) A. Lincoln in square w/ribbon on all four sides, (5.) A. Lincoln reading book in front of fireplace with flag o No. 276 Open book 1809-1865 AL – (1.) I intend no modification of my oft-expresses wish that all men everywhere should be free.. (2.) Let us have faith that right makes might & in that faith let us dare to do our duty, (3.) In giving freedom to the slaves we insure freedom to the free (4.) That this Nation under God shall have a new birth of freedom and that government (5.) A house divided against itself cannot endure permanently half slave and half free, (6.) you can have no oath registered in heaven to destroy their government o Copyright 1809 by T.M. Rose TR Co. – (1.) Lincoln the President the Noblest of all. Emancipation Proclamation, (2.) Lincoln the Candidate You can fool some of the people all the time (3.) Lincoln the Martyr With good will toward all and malice toward none, (4.) Lincoln the Youth birthplace of Lincoln, the Rail Splitter  Lot #191 – Lot of (11) Postcards – Ref. (G), (H1) o Series No. 1222 Lincoln’s Birthday (6) designs Made in US – (1.) you can fool part of the people some of the time and some of the people part of the time, (2.) If God had not loved the common people, he would not have made so many of them, (3.) Let us have faith that makes might, and in the faith let us to the end dare to do our duty (4.) Henceforth a Government without a Master and without a slave, (5.) With charity for all, with malice toward none, (6.) Gold is good in its place, but living a brave and patriotic men are better than gold o P. Sander Series 415 Feb 1809 Apr. 15 1865 – (1.) Lincoln’s early law studies, (2.) Assassination of Pres. Lincoln, (3.) Lincoln’s Speech at Harrisburg, (4.) A. Lincoln $100,000 REWARD, (5.) A. Lincoln as rail splitter 1809 1865 (does not have number on it)  Lot #192 – Lot of (13) Postcards – Ref. (F) o Sheahan’s Original Idea Made & Copyright (1908) by him at 297 Congress Street, Boston MA – (1.) 333 Lincoln’s Idea of Christianity Whenever any Church will inscribe over its altar, (2.) 887 do not worry, eat three square meals a day, say your prayers, be courteous, (3.) 888 Lincoln’s idea of Christianity Whenever any Church, (4.) 906 Lincoln on the right of Labor from a speech at New Haven, Conn. March 6, 1860, (5.) 962 Lincoln’s address at Gettysburg delivered Nov. 19, 1863, (6.) 970 I am not bound to win but I am bound to be true I am not bound to succeed but, (7.) 971 All that I am, or hope to be I owe to my angel Mother (also listed as 791 & 395), (8.) 972 I do the very best I know how, the very best I can and I mean to keep doing so, (9.) 973 Diligence from a lecture written by Lincoln about July 1, 1850, (10.) 974 Lincoln’s Ambition from an address March 9, 1832, (11.) 976 I feel that I cannot succeed without the Divine blessing and on the Almighty, (12.) 1291 Home of Lincoln at Springfield Ill, (13.) 1423 The famous Bixby letter, the model of perfect English  Lot #193 – Lot of (8) Postcards – Ref. (E)

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o Series 606 copyrighted 1908 by M.W. Taggart NY – (1.) interior of Lincoln’s log cabin in which he was born - Pres. Lincoln, (2.) The Lincoln Mausoleum, Springfield Ill, (3.) Assassination of Pres. Lincoln April 14th, 185. Ford’s Theatre draped in mourning, (4.) Signing the Emancipation Proclamation, (5.) Lincoln’s broad-axe. Made by Lincoln, (6.) Lincoln entering Richmond VA April 4, 1865, (7.) Lincoln & Douglas Debate in 1858, (8.) Lincoln delivering his famous address at the dedication of Gettysburg Cemetery Nov. 19, 1863  Lot #194 – Lot of (12) Postcards – Ref. (C), (D) o Tuck & Sons Lincoln’s Birthday Series No. 155 – (1.) Emancipation, (2.) Meeting of Pres. Lincoln & Gen. Grant, (3.) Inauguration of A. Lincoln, (4.) Lincoln’s birthplace, Lincoln’s home Springfield Ill, (5.) Lincoln Monument Springfield Ill, (6.) Lincoln’s address at Gettysburg o International Art Pub. Co. No. 51658 Artist C. Chapman – (1.) The St. Gaudens State The Capitol, (2.) With malice towards with charity for all, (3.) A. Lincoln 1809 1865, (4.) Sword & pen the home of A. Lincoln Springfield Ill, (5.) The White House the log cabin in which Lincoln was born Rock Spring Farm KY, (6.) Liberty A. Lincoln presenting the Proclamation of Freedom to a slave  Lot #195 – Lot of (10) Postcards – Ref. (A), (B) o Abraham Lincoln’s Birthday Series No. 1 copyright 1908 by E. Nash – all read 1809 Lincoln Centennial Souvenir 1909 Abraham Lincoln The Martyred President – (1.) with malice toward none, with charity for all (inaugural address), (2.) from the humblest origin by zeal and personal worth he reached the highest pinnacle of, (3.) a man of sorrows acquainted with grief, ever conscientiously struggling for right, (4.) Lincoln’s emancipation proclamation issues January 1st, 1863. Four million of slaves, (5.) The brave men, living & dead who struggled here, have consecrated far above our poor, (6.) Never idle, performing the humblest labor with the same enthusiasm that he pursues o Lincoln Series No. 2 – all read Abraham Lincoln the Martyred President and has picture of him in circle at top and tattered flags – (1.) girl in yellow dress, (2.) girl in pink dress w/sword, (3.) girl in pale pink dress, (4.) girl in lavender dress  Lot #196 – Lot of (10) Postcards – Ref. (Q) #179 o (1.) where loyal souls of love and faith are found, thank God peace is here, (2.) our fairest choicest flowers shall fall in fragrant showers where you rest, (3.) let us have peace US Grant 1822-85, (4.) flag of freedom grand and glorious ‘neath the flag we march victorious, (5.) let the stars and striped be waving o’er their generous sacrifice, (6.) a grateful land remembers all her promises today, (7.) oh! happy Decoration Day which binds in love both blue and gray, (8.) bring bright flowers the graves to garland, left the sweetest music rise, (9.) soldiers rest! thy warfare o’er sleep the sleep that knows not breaking, (10.) it is little we can do to show our love for you, o warriors blest  Lot #197 – Lot of (13) Postcards – Ref. (X),(YY), (ZZ) o Winsch Set 2 or Nash (?) pretty pale green cards – (1.) Souvenir of Decoration Day- Let them be quiet here where birds and blossoms be and hail to you who bring the tear and the rose of memory, (2.) Memorial Day Souvenir- Theirs’s is a deathless heritage, their deeds blossom like flowers upon the field of time and whether told in prose or glowing

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rhyme seem writ in shining gold to him who reads, (3.) we’re tenting to-night on the old camp ground, (4.) bring the good old bugle, boys we’ll sing another song, sing it as we used to sing it, fifty thousand strong, as we are marching through Georgia, (5.) all quiet along the Potomac tonight, (6.) bring garlands of gay flowers to deck the hero’s grave and let their country’s starry flag in memory o’er them wave o Nash (?) leaves and squares – (1.) Memorial Day souvenir The Monitor’s Great Victory, (2.) Memorial Day souvenir The Capture of San Juan Hill, (3.) Memorial Day souvenir Betsy Ross making the Flag with Stars and Stripes, (4.) Don’t Tread on Me Revolutionary Heroes at Bunker Hill fighting under our country’s first flag, the Rattlesnake Flag o Nash (?) leaves & squares look early American Printing – (1.) Nor shall their story be forgot while fame her record keeps 1861 1865, (2.) Memorial Day Greetings (old soldier remembering), (3.) Pride and glory and honor all live in the colors to stand or fall 1861- 1865  Lot #198 – Lot of (12) Postcards – Ref. (M) o Tuck & Sons Decoration Day #158 – (1.) There honor comes, a pilgrim gray to bless the turf that wraps their clay, (2.) Honor points the hallowed spot where valor proudly sleeps, (3.) For us their precious lives they gave, for freedom’s sacred cause they died, (4.) Their memory shines like a radiant star o’er the land they died to save, (5.) Let flora’s rarest banners wave and fold about the soldier’s grave, (6.) Wreaths for the living conqueror, and glory’s need for the perished, (7.) They fought like heroes, long and well and then like heroes they did, (8.) And blazoned on the scroll of fame shall shine each martyred soldier’s name, (9.) Forever sacred be their fame and green their honored graves, (10.) Ah! never shall the land forget how gushed the life-blood of the brave, (11.) Let the stars and stripes be waving o’er their generous sacrifice, (12.) And never may they rest unsung while liberty can find a tongue  Lot #199– Lot of (6) Postcards – Ref. (R) o Heroes of the South #2510 – (1.) Gen. Robert E. Lee in Confederate uniform, (2.) Gen. Lee and his favorite horse Traveler, (3.) Gen. Thomas J. (Stonewall) Jackson. (4.) Prayer in Stonewall Jackson’s Camp, (5.) Gen. Robert E. Lee and Stonewall Jackson, (6.) Lee in sitting pose  Lot #200 – Lot of (5) Postcards – Ref. (WW) o Published by A.P. Wooster & Sons Series A – (1.) 1st Regiment of Infantry Arkansas, (2.) Floyd’s Cavalry Georgia, (3.) Major Gordon’s North Carolina Cavalry, (4.) Jeb Stuart, (5.) The Louisiana Tigers  Lot #201 – Lot of (6) Postcards – Ref. (U) o A.C. Bosselman & Co. New York, Photo Copyright – (1.) Monitor and Merrimac, (2.) Destruction of the Merrimac, (3.) Virginia sinking the Cumberland March 8th, 1863, (4.) Destruction of the Virginia May 11, 1862, (5.) 6365 Jefferson Davis Prison, Fortress Monroe VA, (6.) 9176 Dead Confederate Artillery Soldiers April 2, 1863, Petersburg VA (T. S. Beckwith & Co. Petersburg VA)  Lot #202 – Lot of (12) Postcards – Ref. (S), (T), (XX), (YY), (ZZ), (AAA), (BBB), (CCC), (DDD) o Printed by J.P. Bell Co., Lynchburg VA – (1.) R-18131 603 Gen. Robert E. Lee and Stonewall Jackson, (2.) Spot where Lee made farewell address to his soldiers,

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Appomattox near Lynchburg (Pub. by G.F. Murrell Lynchburg VA), (3.) 255 Libby Prison, Richmond VA o Regensteiner Colotype Co. Chi. Copyright 1908 by E.W. McConnell – (1.) principal scene in the great naval battle spectacle ‘The Battle of the Monitor and Merrimac’ – a thrilling reproduction of the fight between the first iron-clads ever built. Now in exhibition at the Pittsburg Exposition, Pittsburg PA Sept. 1st to Oct. 23 o Published by the American News Co. York – (1.) No. A11842 A Remnant of the Grand Army of the Republic o Florida Division UDC – (1.) For ‘tis wreathed about with glory and ‘twill live in song and story o Tuck & Sons Series No. 2463 Chattanooga Tenn. – (1.) Brotherton House near Chattanooga TN, (2.) Snodgrass House, Chickamauga Park, near Chattanooga TN o Tidewater Pts. and B.B. Co. Norfolk VA – (1.) To Old Virginian Poem by W.H.T. Squires o Souvenir postal - card is cut short – (1.) Louisville the Kentucky Partisan Poem by Paul Hayne w/Brig. Gen. John Hunt Morgan o Copyright 1910 – (1.) The Four Leaf Clover of Confederate Hope: Davis, Lee, Semmes and Ryan o Copyright 1907 by Eugene L. Graves Flags and Leaders of the Confederacy – (1.) No.1 General R. E. Lee  Lot #203 – Lot of (14) Postcards – Ref. (SS), (TT), (UU), (VV), (V), (W), (X), (Y1), (Y2), (Z), (AA), (BB) o Commercial Colotype Co. Chicago (look like Curteich) – (1.) 62045 Robert E. Lee on Traveler his war horse taken from life in Lexington VA, (2.) 62046 Gen. Robert E. Lee The Confederate Chieftain o I. Stern New York – Made in Germany – (1.) Jefferson Davis Prison, Ft. Monroe VA o Pub. by H. Blackwell, copyright 1911 – (1.) our country united we stand divided we fall, the blue and the gray o Copyright 1906 by the Rose Company – (1.) Ulysses S. Grant born in Ohio, Gen. Grant’s Tomb, Riverside Drive NY, Gen. Grant’s cabin o Artvue Post Card Co. 225 Fifth Ave New York NY – (1.) Gen. Robert E. Lee in his Confederate uniform o 1977 by I/R Miniatures Inc. Ballston Spa NY – (1.) Confederate Infantry of the Civil War 1861-65 o Libby Prison War Museum Association Gast Lith Co. New York & Chicago – (1.) Libby Prison War Museum removed from Richmond VA to Chicago in 1889, open for exhibition daily, Sunday included, from 9AM-10PM Wabash Ave. bet 14th and 16th Sts o Detroit Pub. Co – (1.) 5115 Fort Sumter Charleston SC where the first gun was fired in the Civil War Jan. 9, 1861, (2.) 8928 Gen. Lee at the grave of Stonewall Jacson o ‘Phostint’ Card Made only by Detroit Pub. Co – (1.) 13024 Gen. Lee on horseback o Pub. by Venable’s Drug Store, Lithochrome – (1.) 33699 Confederate Monument Front Royal VA o Pub. by Shendandoah News Agency Winchester VA Tichnor Quality Views – (1.) 72648 Stonewall Jackson’s Headquarters Winchester VA W10

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o The Churchman Series Historic Virginia Churches Pub. by the Churchman Co.- (1.) State Capitol Richmond. It dates from 1785. Aaron Burr was tried for high treason(1807) in the House of Delegates to the left. The chambers to the right was used as the Confederate House of Representatives during the Civil War  Lot #204 – Lot of (18) Postcards – Ref. (DD), (EE), (FF), (HH), (II), (JJ), (KK), (LL), (OO), (PP), (QQ), (RR) o Plastichrome by Colourpicture Publishers – (1.) P437410 Join the Rebels and see the Nawth o Curt Teach & Co. – (1.) P257 No Sir-ee-bub – I ain’t fergettin! o Pub. by Southern Bargain House Richmond VA – (1.) 39086 No. 94 Human Confederate Flag – And ‘twill live in song and story though its folds are in the dust, (2.) 42880 No. 12 Libby Prison Richmond VA o MN Co. Made in Germany (undivided backs) – (1.) Shot Tower East Fayette Street Baltimore MD, (2.) 9327 Entrance Confederate Soldiers Home Pikesville MD o Stamp – not card – (1.) Confederate Veterans Reunion Memphis TN June 8,9,10 1909 o Pub. only by W.M. Cline Co. Chattanooga TN – (1.) Miss Varina Anne (Winnie) Davis the Daughter of Confederacy o Copyright by Michael Bliss 12924, 50 Houston Street Atlanta GA – (1.) Confederate Generals – Jefferson Davis, Robert E. Lee, Stonewall Jackson o Souvenir Soldier’s Home Richmond VA (8-10 in set w/4 generals Order #9 & Old Sorrell) - (1.) Gen. R. E. Lee’s Farewell Address (undivided back), (2.) The Chapel Interior chapel, (3.) The Chapel, Cottage Row, Cook Cottage , Fleming Hall and Hospital, (4.) Picture of home (no words), (5.) Fleming Hall, Hospital and Park o Black & white (undivided back) – (1.) Destruction of the Virginia May 11, 1862 Destruction of the Merrimac o Post Cards of Quality – The Albertype Co. Brooklyn NY – (1.) Old Historic Hotel at Spotsylvania Court House VA. Battle May 8-21, 1864 (W.I. Bond hand-colored) o Kemptor Pub. No. 110 – (1.) Gen. U.S. Grant’s house before the war, Galena Ill o Headquarters Grand Army of the Republic (invite to exhibition of paintings in Atlantic City NJ) – (1.) Battery Robinette at Corinth  Lot #205 – Lot of (11) Postcards – Ref. (E), (EEE), (FFF), (GGG), (HHH), (III), (JJJ), (ZZZ) o The Rotograph Co. NY City Real Photo (undivided backs) – (1.) B15 An Old Battlefield the softest whisperings of the scented South and rust and roses in the cannon’s mouth with songs of larks, low-lingering in the loam and blue skies bending, (2.) B16 the blue and the gray no more shall the war cry sever or the winding river be red they banish our anger forever when they laurel the graves of our dead, (3.) B17 the army of Grant and the army of Lee are together they are one now in faith in hope in fraternity in purpose and in an invincible patriotism, (4.) B204 Gen. Grant, (5.) B996 Gen. F. D. Grant copyright 1905 Pach NY Photograph Series o Made in USA by E.C. Kropp Co. Milwaukee – (1.) stand still, Major, My steed and view the scene of carnage! Richard Menefee Redd Commander of the John C. Breckenridge Camp CSA

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o S.A. Cunningham Founder and Proprietor Nashville TN – logo in an eye w/4 Cs around it – (1.) 10931 Confederate Veterans. The Confederate flag o Real photo – Gen. R. E. Lee (standing in his uniform) o American Post Call Pub. by the Ullman Manuf. Co. NY – (1.) view number 3077 Soldier’s Home Washington o Witt Bros. Publishers Atlanta GA and Berlin, Germany – (1.) Battle of Atlanta GA July 22, 1864 o Copyright 1908 by E.W. McConnell (Fan logo) – (1.) The beautiful Marine Causeway at Riverside Chicago Ill USA showing the immense arena of the ‘Battle of the Monitor and Merrimac’. A great marine battle spectacle costing $240.000. o (1.) Lookout Mountain  Lot #206 – Lot of (11) Postcards – Ref.(N2), (R) o Thompson’s Community Service 1220 Chicksaw Paris Tenn. Curteichcolor 3-D Natural Color Reproduction – (1.) Battle of Franklin Nov. 30th, 1864, (2.) The Battle of Fort Donelson, (3.) Surrender Scene at Appomattox Court House, (4.) Battle of Corinth Mississippi, (5.) Sheridan’s Final Charge at Winchester, (6.) Leaving Home o Pub. by Walter H. Miller Williamsburg VA K – (1.) 9639 The Surrender of Lee to Gen. Grant April 9, 1865, (2.) 13430 Fredericksburg after the Battle, (3.) 215314 The Battle of the Crater, (4.) 25249 Robert E. Lee Lieutenant of Engineers US Army, (5.) 113422 Gen. Robert E. Lee (color photo by Glenn L. Hinsdale)  Lot #207 – Lot of (8) Postcards – Ref. (I), (J), (K), (L), (O), (P), (Q) o Copyright 1907 by J.H. Roth Made in Germany – (1.) Flags of the Confederacy Hallowed and sacred though faded and fallen. Greetings from Dixieland o Similar to above – (1.) Flags of the Confederacy And twill live in song and story though its folds are in the dust o Pub. by Shenandoah New Agency Winchester VA, Tichnor Gloss – (1.) Flags of the Confederacy (New) o Copyright 1906 by P.J. Plant Washington DC – (1.) No. 06 He wore the gray and he wore the blue. General Joseph Wheeler o Pub. by Taylor, Platt & Co. New York – (1.) And twill live in song and story, though its folds are in the dust, (2.) No words but Confederate and Union flags w/wreath and dove o The Times Dispatch Series of Picture post cards Richmond VA – (1.) Confederate Monument Hollywood Cemetery Lee Monument Richmond VA o Everett Waddey Co. Richmond VA – (1.) Robert E. Lee on his horse Traveler  Lot #208 – Lot of (6) Postcards – Ref. (N1), (F), (G), (H) o Thompson’s Community Service 1220 Chickasaw Paris Tenn., Tichnor Quality Views – all read ‘From original painting by W.L. Sheppard Courtesy of Confederate Museum – (1.) The cavalryman, (2.) The artilleryman, (3.) Infantryman o Pub. by The Echo-Pilot Co. – (1.) 4132 Spot where first Union soldier, Corporal William H. Riel, First NY Lincoln Cavalry was killed on Northern soil In the Civil War June 22, 1863 near Greencastle PA o Pub. by B.S. Reynolds Co. – (1.) K-45532 Proclamation of Emancipation US Capitol

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o Hungerford-Holbrook Co. Publishers Watertown NY – (1.) Gen. Grant, Maj. Mallory, Lieutenant Forman, Maj. Mallory reporting to Gen. Grant the arrival of the 12th infantry at Pine Camp, real photo  Lot #209 – Lot of (7) Postcards – Ref. (M) o Made by Curt Teach & Co. Chicago USA – (1.) 10590 James R. Randall post card souvenir Maryland! My Maryland!, (2.) 60246-C Gen. Robert E. Lee Confederate Chieftain, (3.) 62049-C Gen. Stonewall Jackson photo from life by Miley, (4.) 9CK837 Defense of Marye’s Height Dec. 13, 1862, (5.) IDK596 R22 Lee and his generals (Cusson, May & Co. Inc. Richmond VA), (6.) 7AH2218 Battle of Atlanta-Cyclorama Building, Atlanta GA R&R News Co., (7.) 4AH1415 Grant and his generals (Copyright 1934 by Blue, Washington DC)  Lot #210 – Lot of (5) Postcards – Ref. (III) Union & Confederate Misc. o T.F. Ellis Pub. Mount Vernon Railway Station – (1.) 1692 Death of Col. Ellsworth in his attempt to capture the only Confederate flag flying in Alexandria VA on the Marshall house on May 24, 1861 o Pub. by T.H. Payne Co. Chattanooga TN – (1.) Gen. Grant and staff on Lookout Mountain 1863, Chattanooga TN o Souvenir Post Card Co New York – (1.) 1250 The Battlefield of the Crater fought July 30, 1864 Petersburg VA, (2.) 2434 Jefferson Davis Monument Hollywood Cemetery Richmond VA o Copyright 1907 American Spec. Pub. Co. NY – (1.) Statue of Gen. Franz Sigel Riverside Drive and 106th St NY unveiled Saturday Oct. 19, 1907  Lot #211 – Lot of (9) Postcards – Ref. (D) o Sheridan’s Ride – (2.) Asif he knew the terrible need he stretched away with his utmost, (3.) The first that the General saw were the groups of stragglers, (4.) The heart of the steed and the heart of the master were beating, (5.) Still sprung from those swift hoofs, thundering South the dust, (6.) Under his spurning feet, the road like an arrowy Alpine river, (7.) And the steed, like a bark fed with furnace ire, swept on, (8.) But there is a road from Winchester town a good broad highway, (9.) Be it said in letter both bold and bright ‘here is the steed’, (10.) And when their statues are placed on high, under the dome  Lot #212 – Lot of (23) Postcards – Ref. (A2), (A3), (A4), (A5), (A6) o (155.) Negro log cabin, (157.) Cotton Picking Time, (160.) Capitol Square Richmond VA, (161.) US Naval Hospital, (162.) Battery Park, Fortress Monroe on Hampton Roads VA, (163.) Chamberlin Hotel Old Point Comfort VA, (164.) Monticello Hotel Norfolk VA, (166.) Ocean View Hotel Ocean View VA, (167.) Pine Beach Hotel Pine Beach VA, (168.) Princess Anne Hotel Virginia Beach VA, (170.) The Lorraine Norfolk VA o Jamestown A.C. Bosselman & Co. NY, Photo, copyrighted – (1.) 5529 Jamestown Exposition 1907 The Old Fort Old Church Jamestown (signed A. Spiegel NY), (2.) 5530 Capt. John Smith and Pocahontas (signed A. Spiegel NY), (3.) 5531 Pocahontas interceding for Capt. John Smith Old Church Jamestown (signed A. Spiegel NY), (4.) 5585 Textile, Copper, Silver and Wood Building Jamestown Exposition 1907, (5.) 5589 Iron Building Jamestown Exposition 1907, (6.) 6007 Pennsylvania Building at Jamestown Exposition 1907

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o Black & white cards of Jamestown Exposition – (1.) University of PA/Memorial Tower Dormitories/Benjamin Franklin/ The University Buildings in 1740 o Compliments of the Prudential Insurance Company of America – (1.) Jamestown 1622 W. VA o Pub. by The Merrimac & Monitor Post Card Co. Norfolk VA 1607 – Jamestown Exposition Souvenir 1907 - (1.) 2 ‘Merrimac’ in dry dock being converted into the iron battery ‘Virginia’, (2.) 5 ‘Virginia’ (Merrimac) in battle with the ‘Monitor’ in Hampton Roads March 9, 1862 o Made in Germany – (1.) 467 Manufacturer’s and Liberal Arts Building, Jamestown Expo 1907, (2.) 469 Mines and Metallurgy Building Jamestown Expo 1907  Lot #213 – Lot of (30) Postcards – Ref. (T1), (T2), (U) o Jamestown Expo 1607-1907 The PCK Series – (1.) Pres. Roosevelt Paul Jones Navy Yard Norfolk VA o Black & white w/no mark – (1.) Auditorium, (2.) Pennsylvania Building o Logo of bird on top of mask looks like P.H. in eyes – undivided back – (1.) Yankee Doodle Long may it wave o (140.) Silver, Copper and Textile shops, Jamestown Expo 1907, (141.) The Winding Trail, Jamestown Expo Grounds, (142.) The Rustic Bridge, Jamestown Expo Grounds, (174.) Gov. or Rhode Island and Staff at opening of State Building, (181.) US Gov.t. Building A, (182.) Swiss Village, (184.) US Soldiers Parading on Lee’s Parade, (185.) Administration Building, (186.) Food Products Building, (187.) Pure Food Exhibit Building, (188.) Palace of Liberal Arts, (189.) Machinery and Transportation Building, (190.) Palace of Manufactures, (191.) Connecticut, Rhode Island and Massachusetts State Building, (192.) Louisiana State Building, (193.) Delaware State Building, (194.) New York State Building, (195.) West Virginia State Building, (173.) Pres. Theodore Roosevelt, (147.) US Life Saving Drill, Cape Henry VA – To the Rescue, (148.) US Life Saving Drill, Cape Henry VA – Beaching Life Boat, (150.) Cape Henry, Virginia, (151.) Sand Hill at Cape Henry VA, (152.) The Dismal Swamp Canal, (153.) The Great Dismal Swamp, (154.) The Great Dismal Swamp  Lot #214 – Lot of (36) Postcards – Ref. (Jamestown Exposition) o (101.) Bird’s eye view Jamestown Expo 1907, (102.) Harbor View Jamestown Expo 1907, (103.) Pride of the Navies Jamestown Expo 1907, (104.) Auditorium Jamestown Expo 1907, (105.) Palace of Manufactures and Liberal Arts Jamestown Expo 1907, (106.) States’ Exhibit Hall Jamestown Expo 1907, (107.) Mines and Metallurgy Building Jamestown Expo 1907, (108.) Arts and Crafts Village Jamestown Expo 1907, (109.) Raleigh Court Jamestown Expo 1907, (110.) United States Government Pier Jamestown Expo 1907, (111.) Official seal of the Jamestown Expo 1907, (112.) an official seal of the Jamestown Expo 1907, (113.) Powhatan Oak Jamestown Expo Grounds, (114.) Lovers Lane, Jamestown Expo Grounds, (115.) Soldiers’ and Sailors’ Club Jamestown Expo 1907, (116.) Inside Inn Jamestown Expo 1907, (117.) Army & Navy Club Jamestown Expo 1907, (118.) US Life Saving Station Jamestown Expo 1907, (119.) Negro Building Jamestown Expo 1907, (120.) Old Time Virginia Corn Cracker Mill, (121.) Virginia Building Jamestown Expo 1907, (122.) Baltimore Building Jamestown Expo, (125.) Ohio State Building

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Jamestown Expo 1907, (126.) New Jersey State Building Jamestown Expo 1907, (128.) Georgia State Building Jamestown Expo 1907, (129.) Rhode Island State Building Jamestown Expo 1907, (130.) Missouri State Building Jamestown Expo 1907, (131.) Connecticut State Building Jamestown Expo 1907, (132.) New Hampshire State Building Jamestown Expo 1907, (133.) Kentucky State Building Jamestown Expo 1907, (134.) N. Carolina State Building Jamestown Expo 1907, (135.) Maryland State Building Jamestown Expo 1907, (136.) Illinois State Building Jamestown Expo 1907, (137.) PA, VA, MD, MO & OH State Buildings, (138.) State House Row, Jamestown Expo 1907, (139.) US Government Building B Jamestown Expo 1907  Lot #215 – Lot of (24) Postcards – Ref. (US Navy – Jamestown Expo) o (71.) American Navy in 1812, (72.) USS St. Mary, (73.) USS Saratoga, (74.) USS Jamestown, (75.) USS Hartford and Admiral Farragut, (76.) USS Maine, (77.) On USS Kearsarge, (78.) USS Olympia and Admiral Dewey, (81.) USS Texas, (83.) Torpedo Fleet, (84.) USS Porpoise and Shark, (86.) Big guns of the USS Connecticut and signal practice, (87.) USS Missouri, (88.) USS Tennessee, (89.) USS Atlanta, (90.) USS Charleston, (91.) USS Oregon, (92.) Officers and Crew of the USS Pennsylvania, (93.) USS Massachusetts, (94.) USS Alabama, (95.) USS Pennsylvania, (96.) USS Maryland, (97.) USS New York, (100.) USS Virginia  Lot #216 – Lot of (34) Postcards – Ref. (Historical Churches-Colonial Days-Jamestown Expo) o (20.) Jamestown Church Tower & Communion Service, (21.) St. John’s Church Richmond VA, (22.) Interior of St. John’s Church Richmond VA, (23.) St. John’s Church Hampton VA, (24.) Bruton Parish Church Williamsburg VA, (25.) Interior of Bruton Parish Church, (26.) Blandford Church Petersburg VA, (27.) Old Blandford Church Petersburg VA, (28.) St. Paul’s Church Norfolk VA, (29.) St. Paul’s Church Norfolk VA, (149.) Christ Church Alexandria VA, (30.) Speaker’s chair & warming machine of the House of Burgesses, (31.) The famous speech of Patrick Henry in the House of Brugesses, (33.) First Prayer in Congress, (34.) The Old Powder Horn, Williamsburg VA, (35.) Flight of Lord Dunmore, (36.) Washington at Princeton, (37.) Washington headquarters Richmond VA, (38.) Lord Cornwallis at Yorktown, (39.) Washington at Yorktown, (40.) William & Mary College Williamsburg VA, (41.) Washington’s Headquarters Williamsburg VA, (42.) Cornwallis’ Cave Yorktown VA, (43.) Westover on the James VA, (44.) Main Street Yorktown VA, (45.) Portrait of Washington by Stuart, (46.) Mt. Vernon, (46 ½.) Tomb of Washington, (47.) Monticello, (48.) Montpelier, (49.) The Hermitage, (123.) Independence Hall Philadelphia, (124.) Liberty Bell of Independence Hall, (127.) Faneuil Hall Boston Massachusetts, (158.) Scene in Raleigh Tavern  Lot #217 – Lot of (19) Postcards – Ref. (Book 3 of 1 – Interesting Series) o Official Souvenir Postcards of the Jamestown Exposition – (1.) Baptism of Virginia Dare, (2.) Colonist leaving England for Jamestown, (3.) Landing in Jamestown in 1607, (4.) English and Indians meeting at Jamestown in 1607, (5.) Pocahontas saving John Smith, (6.) John Smith making toys for Pocahontas, (7.) Jamestown in 1607, (8.) Arrival of Lord Delaware at Jamestown, (9.) Baptism of Pocahontas, (10.) Marriage of Pocahontas, (11.) Pocahontas at the Court of King James, (12.) Pocahontas, (13.) Marriage of Pocahontas to John Rolfe, (14.) John Smith and his coat of arms, (15.) Landing of the Maidens at

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Jamestown, (16.) Jamestown Church Tower and Foundation, (17.) Ruins of Ambler House Jamestown Island, (18.) Jamestown in 1907, (19.) Virginia Indian of 1607  Lot #218 – Lot of (16) Postcards – Ref. (Jamestown Expo – Civil War) o (50.) Jefferson Davis, (51.) Beauvoir, (52.) White House of the Confederacy Richmond VA, (53.) Monument of Winnie Davis, (54.) Portrait of Gen. Robert E. Lee, (55.) Gen. Robert E. Lee and Officers, (56.) Last Meeting of Lee and Jackson, (57.) Surrender of Lee, (58.) Arlington, (59.) Lee’s Statue and Coat of Arms, (62.) Emancipation of Slaves, (63.) President Abraham Lincoln in camp at Antietam, (64.) Battle between the Monitor and Merrimac, (65.) Libby Prison, Richmond VA, (66.) VanLew House Richmond VA, (67.) Leading Statesmen of the Confederacy  Lot #219 – Lot of (8) Postcards – Ref. (A1 & A2) o No. 497 Made in Germany (Guy in uniform holding flag) – (1.) Thou land were strength and labor are growing and flourishing any where in mankind’s favor ‘Stars and Stripes’ unfold their wings, (2.) Lift up the star spangled banner lift up and let them see Americans true, fair manner well known over land and sea, (3.) Uncle Sam has sons of iron, steely nerves, cool their blood every ready for the defense but their hearts do trust in God!, (4.) I love thee dear sweet home and I will stick to thee! and when I die my fellowmen with heart and blood may take my place I know they would, (5.) Here we are as proud as ever and not fearing storm nor heat our keenest enemies never could Americans put in need, (6.) Americans forever America strong and true they children leave you never their colors red white and blue, (7.) In God we Trust while that we say we can all foes defy always sure that while we owe Him depend He will be with us to the end o A&S 308 same card as in A2 – (1.) May all thy children ever be from Kingcraft caste and crozier free and to all principles be  Lot #220 – Lot of (57) Postcards – Ref. (J1), (J2), (J3), (H), (I), (O1), (O2), (M1), (M2), (D), (G1), (G2), (E), (N) o Printed in Saxony No. 790 – (1.) On festive days she loves to wave the Old Red, White and blue and when she cheers the free and brave what better could she do, (2.) Dear patriotic girl the foe must blanch at war’s alarms you kiss the soldier boy to show you love the call to arms, (3.) To fling the starry banner forth let freedom’s sons rejoice from east to west from south to north we greet it with one voice, (4.) When shouting rings the air above and hands play Annie Laurie it thrills to see the girl we love and have her wave Old Glory, (5.) Oh emblem that has ne’er been furled on thee no tyrant gloats wave on the one flag in the world that still unbeaten floats o Sweet Dreams Series No. 247 made in USA – (1.) Same Old yarn (2.) Caught in a U net, (3.) Camouflage Music Soldiers Arms, (4.) Don’t be anybody’s Soldier Boy but mine o Fond Memories Series No. 246 Made in USA – (1.) With thoughts of you my heart is beating, (2.) A little bit of heaven, (3.) The end of a perfect day, (4.) he escorted her home from Buckroe and when they reached her gate she wondered should she ask him in as it was getting late o Copyrighted 1908 by Julius Bien & Co. NY Flag Series No 710 – (1.) 7100 Our Jolly Tars so brave and true, (2.) 7101 Our emblems of Liberty, (3.) 7102 With freedom’s soil beneath

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our feet and freedom’s banner streaming o’er us, (4.) 7103 Be land and sea it shall ever be Old Glory, (5.) 7104 Three cheers for the Red, White and Blue, (6.) 7105 The Nations Pride o Copyrighted 1909 by Julius Bien & Co. NY Flag Series 715 – (1.) 7150 The Stars and Stripes Forever, (2.) 7151 Old & Young Glory, (3.) 7152 Our Country Forever o Copyrighted by G.V. Milar & Co. 1907 The American Girl – (1.) 1078 Parade Rest!, (2.) 1081 Mark Time!, (3.) 1082 Forward March!, (4.) 1083 To the Colors!, (5.) Attention! o Same girl as G1 – No pub. – (1.) S787-6989 A glorious Fourth, (2.) S787-6991, (3.) S787- 6994 o Same girl as G1 AH – (1.) The Flag Series o S. Langsdorf & Sons New York (Germany) – (1.) L1 Sailor on Guard US Navy, (2.) L4 Corporal US Cavalry, (3.) L5 Lieutenant US Infantry o S&B – (1.) 1003 Captain US Cavalry, (2.) 1006 Captain US Navy o Copyright L.F. Pease 257 Laurel Street Buffalo NY – (1.) Who will work for right and truth with the courage and strength and joy of youth? Who will work till an end shall come of ruined homes through licensed rum?, (2.) Oh Spirit of Honor, of Freedom, of Peace! Guard will with a vigil that never shall cease our banner beloved, (3.) List No.12 – Greater Love hath no man than this that a man lay down his life for his friends John 15:15 ‘As He died to make men holy let us die to make men free… o Copyrighted L. F. Pease 258 Laurel St. Buffalo NY (LFP on all cards, JAP on #1-31, RN on #4) – (1.) List No. 4433 A Salute to Old Glory All Hail to Old Glory thrice hail and repeat to the flag which has never yet suffered defeat…, (2.) List No. 4454 We think of you early and often dear lad and our thoughts are both proud and tender for whether you’re sad or merry and glad we know you’re Old Glory’s defender, (3.) List No. 4460 Here’s to you soldier boy loyal and true as you give of your best to the Red, White and Blue we pledge you our best and we never shall stop till you carry Old, (4.) List No. 4485 Three cheers for the boys of the USA who so gallantly fight for the right we’ll guard the home nest while you are away Nor forget you by day or by night o Pub. by Christy Col. Print Eng. Inc. Rochester NY Series 1- (1.) Sherman said that war was – well he put it rather strong, we hope you’ll fall in hands like these and prove that he was wrong, (2.) Don’t worry ‘bout the folks I’m looking after them you know I put the flag out every day and back it with the hoe, (3.) The time has come the call for you to go I would not have you dally while others face the foe, (4.) To our soldiers and sailors let us sing their praise to the Blue and the Brown our hats let us raise, (5.) I’m sending you this little card and hope ‘twill surely find you it comes to you from one that’s true the girl you left behind you, (6.) We miss you awfully old man so drop a line when’er you can the fellows join me in a cheer and wish to goodness you were here o Pub. by Christy Col. Print Eng. Inc. Rochester NY Series 2 – (1.) Across the miles dear friend of mine that separate us two my thoughts are turning far today and reaching out to you, (2.) We hope that should a straggling shell by some misfortune come your way fate will be kind and send to you aid such as we portray, (3.) Oh we live the life of jolly Tars whether at peace or embroiled in wars we’ll fling Old Glory to the breeze and Liberty shall ride the seas, (4.) Hurray for the good old navy Hurray for our Uncle Sam if

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the Kaiser is looking for trouble just tell him here I am!, (5.) I’m off to the war and I’m running on high for I’d prove to the public no slacker am I o Pub. by Christy Col. Print Eng. Inc. Rochester NY Series 3 – (1.) I’m off to the war and I’m running on high for I’d prove to the public no slacker am i!, (2.) Oh we live the life of jolly Tars (same as J3), (3.) The flags at home are waving so true awaiting to give a welcome to you  Lot #221 – Lot of (24) Postcards – Ref. (4J1), (4J2), (4K), (4L), (HH1), (KKK), (LLL), (MMM), (NNN), (OOO) o Pub. By H.H. Stratton Chattanooga Tenn – (1.) Arrived in Camp Today and Were Received with much Cordiality, (2.) Keeping the Powder Dry, (3.) Special Field Service, (4.) On Shore Leave, Refused Shore Leave o H.H. Stratton, Chattanooga Tenn – (1.) 2577 Nothing in sight for days, but 16 ships and the horizon o Copyright 1907 Tower M & N Co NY 106 S-1- (1.) Here’s to Liberty but don’t take too much o Knights of Columbus Committee on War Activities – (1.) Greetings I’m in the Good Old USA o Natural colortint views made by Grinnell Litho Co. NYC – (1.) Yes! You’re doing a wonderful job you’re a dandy handy man you’ll fill the sky lanes north and south for good old Uncle Sam o Leaves & squares – (1.) A-289 here’s to happiness here’s to the health of the girl who is queen of them all, (2.) A-403 we cannot vote we’re only tots but you can bet we’re patriots, (3.) 260 Missouri Gem of the West I sing of thee sweet homes to all thy sons are free where honest hearts and willing hand bring forth ripe fruit from the rich lands o Britain and her Friends pub. By Henry Frowde and Hodder & Stoughton – (1.) work and play (USA) o A1558 copyright printed & pub. By J. Salmon Sevenoaks England – (1.) Peace with victory o P.F. Volland & Co. Chicago – (1.) Your flag and my flag by Wilbur D. Nesbit (long poem), (2.) America o’ thou America Messiah of Nations! By James Whitcomb Riley (long poem) o Pub. By The Gibson Art Company Cincinnati no number – (1.) Many happy returns my greeting has far to travel but every inch of the way increases the warmth of my wishes for happy returns of the day, (2.) May this memorable day be one of much happiness for you, (3.) a loving greeting from all at home, (4.) A hearty greeting from the folks at home, (5.) Happiness to you bright as the rainbows shining when storm and darkness cease is the happy thought in all our hearts of victory and peace, (6.) best wishes to you there’s a deeper note of gladness in all our hearts this year when the light of peace and victory is shining bright & clear, (7.) boldly we wave its colors our veins are thrilled anew by the steadfast bars the clustered stars, the red the white and the blue, (8.) I pledge allegiance to my flag and the republican for which it stands, (9.) Now that you are over there you’ll do the job fine and not a wish that comes to you is more sincere than mine for victory  Lot #222 – Lot of (24) Postcards – Ref. (HH2), (DD1), (DD2), (DD3)

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o Pub. By the Gibson Art Co, Cincinnati – (1.) 61117 if you cannot tote a gun to help your flag in this extreme or if you can’t go nurse the sick just dig a hole and plant a bean, (2.) 61117 if for war you are not fit in some way try to do your bit just plant a garden or knit some hose to keep our boys in food and clothes, (3.) 61117 an ear of corn and a can of beans will feed a soldier a day so plant a garden and help to show your patriotism that way, (4.) 61127 the army and the navy boys no matter where they roam will fight together for our flag our honor and our home, (5.) 61127 the spirit of seventy six still lives seventeen rally round the flag boys fill up the old canteen, (6.) 86037 be prepared for a sudden attack o Patriotic Series No. 235 – (1.) I hate to brag but our service flag means the finest fellow who has ever fought on land or sea for the old red, white and blue, (2.) Doing our bit we cannot all be soldiers and fight across the sea we cannot all knit sweaters that fit them to a t but we can follow Hoover with meatless, wheat less days (3.) My friend I’m proud of the country we live in proud of its red, white and blue the emblem of truth and liberty and I’m proud of a friend like you, (4.) Our mission no greed for empire nor lust for power have led us onward to this hour the slow persuasion of the just is our that strike because it must, (5.) My friend I’m proud of the country we live in proud of its red, white and blue the emblem of truth & liberty and I’m proud of a friend like you o Patriotic Series No. 251 – (1.) To my soldier boy on substitutes we’re thriving well to our systems they seem suited but the friendship warm I feel for you can never be disputed, (2.) Our mission not greed for empire no lust for power have led us onward to this hour the slow persuasion of the just is ours that strikes because it must so beat the drum, (3.) We miss you we miss you boy of course we do each old time smile and glance and we pray that God will guard and bless our precious boy in France, (4.) Memorial Day May Memorial Day bring to our minds new resolves more faith in each other and guide us in a better path through life, (5.) Our soldier boy dear lad I’ve hung a service flag a star of blue you see before my door that all may know how dear you are to me, (6.) Memorial Day just a few words of comfort and cheer from one of your dear friends and although I cannot be with you in person I am indeed with you in spirit, (7.) From Home Folks here’s a line from the folks at home just to say we’re well and prouder of you every day than any card could tell, (8.) Memorial Day May all sweet memories return as you strew the flowers of remembrance on the resting place of your dear one, (9.) Memorial Day let this Memorial Day be seasoned with kind thoughts and remembrances for those who will ever live in your memory o Patriotic Series No. 252 – (1.) O may its stars forever shine so bright that all men see to walk in justice, love and truth and glorious liberty, (2.) O flag born of the spirit and the blood our fathers shed we have no fear while thy bright stars and bars wave overhead, (3.) Wherever you lead we will follow we’ve come in millions strong by the stars and stripes we’ll stand and fight till right shall conquer wrong, (4.) For mothers wives and children for home and country pride our flag will guard the freedom of land and ocean wide  Lot #223 – Lot of (18) Postcards – Ref. (VV2), (VV3), (VV4), (VV5), (VV6), (VV7), (Y7), (Y8)

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o Squares 1000 Victory – (1.) Old Glory waves proudly o’er foreign soil where the Hun held cruel sway and I’m proud to think that your courage and toil helped to drive the scourge away, (2.) The Lord of Battles heard our prayer and brought us victory everywhere now may he bless our valiant men and bring the safely home again, (3.) Liberty holds her torch high to dispel autrocracy’s might and we’re proud to think that our own dear boy helped to keep her flame alight o Squares 1005 Victory – (1.) Proud though we were that you were called our hearts were torn with yearning now that you’ve helped to win the war we long for your returning o Squares 1010 Victory – (1.) From your old friend you’ve helped to wage a righteous war you’ve helped a great wrong to right and a hero’s wreath forever more shall I tell of your glorious fight o Squares 1015 Victory – (1.) My Sincere Wishes can you picture the nations’ song of joy when we learned that the war was won and the pride we felt that our own dear boy did his share to defeat the Hun? o Squares 1025 Victory – (1.) From Washington head of the nation came news of the victory won accept my congratulation on the task you’ve so nobly done, (2.) Greeting when you first sailed to join the allies and break the Teuton’s blood stained sword the star of fate to victory led you a laurel wreath was your reward, (3.) Same as #1, (4.) Victory the heroes that fought at Bunker Hill are enshrined in song and story but you who have won the fight against the Hun will share in their earthly glory o Squares 1030 Victory – (1.) Greeting Hurrah for our lads who went over the sea to fight for our civilization hurrah for the boys who achieved victory we acclaim them the pride of the nation, (2.) Here’s a toast to the allied flags and the flag of our own fair nation and a cheer and a prayer for the boys over there who preserved our civilization o 606 Hands Across the Sea (12 designs) – (1.) Good luck to you here’s to the laddie so far away we know you have the pluck to make you a winner where you are that is why we wish you luck, (2.) Over There we think of you so often in the midst of our care you’re not forgotten it’s for us you’re over there o No 615 Soldiers 16 des – (1.) A combination that can’t be beat, (2.) The best of friends must part, (3.) For my flag and country, (4.) Protected  Lot #224 – Lot of (29) Postcards – Ref. (Y3), (Y17), (Y18) o Series 604 To My Soldier Boy (12 des) – (1.) The memory of you dearest brightens every hour that’s passing and very soon we’ll meet again to join once more in joy that’s lasting, (2.) Altho’ for a time we’re parted in thought you are ever near and I pray that God will keep you safe until we meet again my dear, (3.) To my soldier boy somewhere far across the sea you’ll read this little line from me and this little card will bear a freight of love to the lad in khaki, (4.) To my soldier boy when you are absent dearest away from home and friends we are looking for the day when you’ll return, (5.) we cannot meet as we would like but it helps us both to know that though far apart we are today in fond remembrance we are near, (6.) Though far apart out ways may be yet in my heart rise thoughts of thee, (7.) To my soldier boy the days seem long while you’re away but the time will soon be here when you’ll be home again with me and the things we hold so dear, (8.) I hear you calling me from the far away and my heart is fondly longing for that

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glad day, (9.) The Lord watch between thee and me while we are absent one from the other, (10.) To my soldier boy the parting was sweet when you went away but o the joy when you come back to stay, (11.) To my soldier boy though many the dangers through which you roam you’ll never forget the old friends at home, (12.) To my soldier boy I send you love my soldier boy from the longing of my heart so dear to me you ne’er have been tho’ we’re so far apart o No. 698 War Mottoes with US flags (12 designs) – (1.) Form some soldier we’re feeling mighty proud of you folks saw you march away and you would feel some proud yourself if you’d heard all the say, (2.) Remember your friend we’ve read about the heroes from old Greece and Rome but the one we like to hear from is the one from home, (3.) From a friend you left behind the bugle call that cheers you on the flag that flies above you finds stirring echoes in the hearts of the friends you left behind you, (4.) A reminder may this single card remind you that you’ve left some friends behind you friends who think of you with yearning hoping for your safe returning, (5.) Never forget to write home the folks at home are thinking of you everywhere you roam and long to hear so don’t forget to write home, (6.) Good luck this little card is just for luck good luck wherever you roam for health and courage, hope and pluck till you come marching home o No. 688 War Motto Pennant (12 designs) – (1.) For somebody in – to my soldier friend here’s an everyday wish to an everyday man who is serving his country the best he can, (2.) From – some soldier we’re feeling mighty proud of you folks saw you march away and you would feel some proud of yourself if you’d heard all the say, (3.) From – to a soldier friend memories of by gone days before you went away keep coming up before me every hour of the day, (4.) Remember you friend in – we’ve read about the heroes from old Greece & Rome but the one we like to hear from is the one from home, (5.) A message from – in airship or submarine wherever you may be on earth air or water send a thought to me, (6.) To the soldier boy from – I never supposed I could miss you so till you went so far away but I’ll bet I will waken the echoes though when you come back to stay, (7.) Three cheers for the soldier boy from – because he has red blood in his veins his record is white he’s a true blue, (8.) Never forget to write home to – the folks at home are thinking of you everywhere you roam and long to hear so don’t forget to write home, (9.) A reminder from - - may this single card remind you that you’ve left some friends behind you friends who think of you with yearning hoping for your safe returning, (10.) From a friend you left behind you in – the bugle call that cheers you on the flag that flies above you finds stirring echoes in the hearts of the friends you left behind you, (11.) Just a word from – here’s a happy greeting till our next meeting may it just remind you of one you left behind  Lot #225 – Lot of (33) Postcards – Ref. (8A), (Y1), (Y2), (6O), (6P), (6Q) (6R), (6E), (6F), (6G), (6H), (6I) o (2.) Flags of all Nations =girl holding American flag w/others behind her, (3.) Here’s to the girl behind the gun, (4.) In love as in war a fortress that parley’s is half taken, (5.) Miss Columbia, (6.) 48 star flag, no words, (7.) National Hymn for the land where we were born for the to us that’s dear for the land where freedom’s dawn brightens every day and year we will rise and stand together, (8.) Unites Spanish War Veterans 1898

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1902 Sixth National Encampment Tacoma Washington Sept. 8,9,10 1909, (9.) Above the sea below the sea and on the sea we are ready to fight for our country Pres. Wilson, (10.) Picture only of soldier in front of flag w/glitters, (11.) Back to his home after the war Ahelluva railroad, (12.) For the stars and stripes and Cuba’s cause we honor the boys in blue, they are near to us and dear to us and so is Old glory too o Series 601 Soldier Boys (12 des) – (1.) Somewhere far across the sea you’ll read this little line from me and this tiny card will bear it’s freight of love to the lad in khaki, (2.) I hear you calling me from the far away and my heart goes out with longing to that glad day, (3.) Altho for a time we’re parted in thought you are ever hear and I pray that God will keep you safe and bring you back my dear o No. 603 Sailors (12 des) – (1.) we sailors know how to make love, (2.) Lots of joy with a sailor boy, (3.) Duty calls me, (4.) Do you love your sailor boy o WCA 145 C International News Service NY – (1.) 3 The Reality of War, (2.) 44 The Pathetic Side or War o Pub. By The American News CO. NY copyright by Walden Fawcett Washington DC – (1.) Wireless telegraph station and operator’s on US Flagship Chicago o Copyright 1908 NY Diamond w/letter – (1.) PC 112 Young sailor w/flag o WR&S printed in Britain – (1.) The General Election o Black & white picture of couple – (1.) Kiss me darling goodbye, (2.) Whisper darling a fond goodbye o Logo is ship with words Silk & Terry Birmingham – (1.) Serious News o Edward H. Mitchell, Publisher San Francisco copyright 1907 by Enrique Muller – (1.) 1322 Mascots on board US warship, (2.) 1324 Musicians on board US warship o WRS Reliable Series printed in Britain Registered Copyright – (1.) The General Election he couldn’t move his audience so they moved him o National Art Co – (1.) When time hangs heavy on my hands and everything seems blue there’s nothing quite as welcome as a nice long letter from you, (2.) I wasn’t so happy last night but today all seems cheery and bright it made me feel better to get your nice letter and I don’t care how often you write o Douglass Post Card Co. 27 N. 10th St. Philadelphia PA – (1.) American Girl No. 4  Lot #226 – Lot of (27) Postcards – Ref. (4U), (4V1), (4V2), (4V3), (4V4), (4W), (4S), (V5), (V6), (V7), (V8), (5V), (5W), (5X), (5Y), (5Z) o Underwood & Underwood NY – (1.) Ready to defend the justice of all, (2.) Our boys in camp, (3.) USA boys on parade, minute men of today, (4.) Our country is calling us o HCH Off to the Front Series – (1.) A letter from Home Sweet Home o HCH Patriotic Series – (1.) One of our boys in 1917 this space for portrait – name & regiment of ship in space below o HCH Specialty Series – (1.) Teddy the Fighter but you ought to see the other fellow o HCH Correspondence Series – (1.) To the folks at home, (2.) From the folks at home o E.C. Kropp Co. Milwaukee – (1.) 19537 Resting banner & badge & name alone at our president’s call we tender the loyal truth that guards our land will keep and No Surrender!

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o The Friendship Check Book – (1.) Your flag and my flag, (2.) Mine eyes have seen the glory of the coming of the Lord, (3.) Strike manfully for Liberty stretch helping hands across the sea and keep you own hearts clean and free Americans! Americans (Amelia Josephine Burr) o Series 50 American Flags (6 des) – (1.) Old Glory symbol of liberty & victory, (2.) Ever victorious the symbol of liberty and justice to all mankind, (3.) one for all, all for one ever victorious for justice & right o Series 57 Patriotic message (6 des) – (1.) Victory how proud we are of victory Proud of Old Glory too we are glad and proud that right has won but prouder still of you o 104 - (1.) Drafts we only call it a draft but Bill he’ll think it’s a cyclone o No. 130 Printed in Germany – (1.) When you’re coming homeward dear I’ll be waiting at the pier o Copyright 1908 The Ullman Mfg. Co American Post Card Series No. 138 – (1.) Subject No. 2500 Birds of a Feather o Copyright E. Mack King Henry Rd. Hampstead London – (1.) 832 Good-bye Dearest! o E.M. Currier Co Boston Mass USA (Uncle Sam is not so slow- stick on a stamp and let it go) – (1.) 57 Uncle Same & his Navy Uncle Sammy with his navy is as proud as he can be and when it comes to marksmanship we’re the best upon the sea the Germans thought o Copyright by F.A. Moss Denver Colo – (1.) Hero of the Nations o AH Co. Love me and the World is Mine – (1.) I wander on as in a dream my goal a paradise must be, (2.) For there as angel waits ‘twould seem yet lo dear hear tis only thee, (3.) Stars may shine to light my way dear wealth be mine for aye dear, (4.) I only know I love you love me and the world is mine  Lot #227 – Lot of (28) Postcards – Ref. (AA), (BB), (EE), (FF), (GG) o Loyalty Series (no number) – (1.) Our country stands for humanity & may we be loyal and true to the flag that ever protects us Old Glory the red white and blue (2.) As the rifles you have is loaded so this card is loaded too with friendly love for the one who fights for our honor and the red white and blue, (3.) We boys who shouldered arms all hope when we get home again there’ll be another pair of arms around our shoulders then, (4.) You answered the call to colors you proved you were loyal & true and we who can’t go will let others know the debt that we all owe to you, (5.) As the rifle you have is loaded – (same as #2) o F.A. Owen Co. Dansville NY – (1.) 983 Whatever route you choose to take by auto train or aeroplane I hope a happy trip you’ll make and soon we’ll see you home again o Pub. By Commerical Colortype Co. Chicago – (1.) Industry Upholding the Flag, (2.) Agriculture Upholding the Flag, (3.) For the Freedom of the Seas, (4.) The Emblem of Democracy o Liberty Series No. 224 (also under Birthday) – (1.) Lest you forget No matter where your journey, (2.) Missing you When Freedom called I knew you’d hear, (3.) My Soldier Boy I’d like to take you by the hand, (4.) Thinking of you Though fate will not permit me to march by your side, (5.) My Soldier Of course there are brave soldiers who seek the battlefield, (6.) Greetings Let’s bridge the distance with a word of kind good-will and cheer, (7.) Best Wishes We simply wait from day to day to hear the latest news

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o O.C.P. Co The Mark of Distinction Owen Card Pub. Co Elmira NY – (1.) 137A A Toast to America were I Grand Nation to give thee a toast ‘tis this I would say without idle boast Great land of freedom to Liberty given, (2.) 137B Earth’s Greatest Nation the greatest nation earth can boast I love each state from coast to coast I love thee for my freedom most My Country ‘tis of Thee, (3.) 137C Liberty May Liberty gather mankind in her girth till her anthem of peace be the song of all earth, (4.) 137D Our Country America America where Liberty began we love you for your strength & worth, (5.) 138D Grand Old Eagle the grand old eagle soaring high guards the banner in the sky the eagle stands for liberty beside the banner of the free, (6.) 138C The Stars and Stripes Forever what ‘tho we brag about our flag it well deserves renown, (7.) 1164A Flag of the Brave glorious vision oh flag of the brave, (8.) 1164B The Land of the Free America! America! The land of hope’s desire, (9.) 1164C Our Flag! Great Columbia’s bright banner we glory in the fame! Guerdon undefeated let the world thy might proclaim, (10.) 1164D Old Glory Forever may old glory wave in Columbia’s glad sky, (11.) 1165A The Star-Spangled Banner And the star spangled banner in triumph shall wave o’er the land of the free and the home of the brave  Lot #228 – Lot of (20) Postcards – Ref. (Y4), (Y5), (Y6), (P), (Q), (R), (F) o Series 605 Patriotic Service Message (12 des) – (1.) Time flies on just as fast tho’ the war cloud seems so dread and soon the storm will be past and peace will shine in its stead and we’ll all be glad when Johnny comes marching, (2.) Faithful to our country’s call the home where there is a man in the service let’s honor it, (3.) In the home he has left behind Old Glory hangs starry and grand, (4.) Mother Hurrah for the Army man! Hurrah for the Navy man! Hurrah for the Mothers who gave them to win in the name of freedom, (5.) There are homes everywhere with their boys over there to these homes we know our gratitude shall go, (6.) The Roll of Honor I’m proud to sign myself a friend to one who is fighting for this flag, (7.) Keep the Home Fires burning tis only for a white we trust that our dear ones have bravely marched away soon comes the glad returning o Series 605 Patriotic Service Flag Des. Patented Nov. 6th 1917 – (1.) Keep the Home Fires Burning, (2.) There are homes everywhere with their boys over there, (3.) A Merry Christmas all honor to the home that flies the Service Flag, (4.) The flag of service the flag that’s tried and true the home that flies them loyal to the red and white and blue o Series 605 Service Flags (12 des) (Same as NN1 except different flag) – (1.) Time flies on just as fast tho’ the war cloud seems so dread and soon the storm will be past and peace will shine in its stead and we’ll all be glad when Johnny comes marching home, (2.) Mother Hurrah for the Army man! Hurray for the navy man! Hurrah for the mothers who gave them to win in the name of freedom, (3.) The Roll of Honor I’m proud to sign myself a friend to one who displays the flag! o Copyright E. de Villeneuve NYC – (1.) For the Triumph of Democracy o Imp. P. Gaultier Boulogne-s-Mer Artist F. Moekain – (1.) Sketches of Tommy’s life out on rest. No. 9 Dear Dolly I am at present staying at a farm and am in the pink.. o The Rotograph Co. NY City Copyright 1907 – (1.) F.L. 426 When nobody’s looking, (2.) F.L. 427 Good Fellows, (3.) F.L. 429 Welcome Bella Italia o Copyright G NY 1908 – (1.) 74 words soldier sitting on ground smoking pipe

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 Lot #229 – Lot of (38) Postcards – Ref. (X12), (X13), (X14), (15), (X16), (W1), (X20), (21), (X24), (25) o Series 594 Allies Flags (6 des) – (1.) Our most popular ally (Red Cross), (2.) To make the world safe for democracy, (3.) Flags of the allies, (4.) United in a great cause, (5.) Uncle Sam and his allies o Series 595 Army Training (12 des) – (1.) Training for service, (2.) Training on Reproduced European Battlefield o No 215 Soldier Pennants (32 des) – (.1) Right now on the job at – and ‘m not a bit lonesome, (2.) I’m thinking of you at – why don’t you write, (3.) This is great like at – but I’m lonesome for the girl I left behind, (4.) Your soldier boy is at – and wants to hear from you, (5.) My duty calls me to – don’t forget to write o Series 572 Soldiers Pennants – (1.) from that girl in – when you are signaling far away if my wishes would come true, (2.) A reminder from – while you’re doing your bit for Uncle Sam, (3.) A message from – when at night the camp fire burns and in the smoke things you see I hope the thing you see most clear will be the face of me o Series 574 Soldier Lovers (6 des) – (1.) That’s how popular I am o Series 575 Army (24 des) – (1.) One of Uncle Sam’s Army Aviation Schools o Series No. 576 Allied Kid Series – (1.) United States (Marine) o 576 US & Her Allies (12 des.) – (1.) Great Britain o Series 590 Military Mottoes (24 des) – (1.) Can the Kaiser – we’ll can the Kaiser, (2.) Preparing for a clean-up they think Americans can’t fight, (3.) Hello how goes it with you this gives you some idea just how we’re trained to beat the Dutch and use cold steel up here, (4.) This training has pep and ginger in it, (5.) Hello and how are you? We’re doing our bit, (6.) Training to beat H--- yes Hell was made in Germany of that no proof we lack, (7.) Are we downhearted? NO we’re too busy training, (8.) Listen! T’was Kaiser Bill who put the germ in Germany no doubt but just you watch the cleanup when go in and take it out o Series 591 Soldiers Message (12 des) – (1.) Mother go little card with a loving thought, (2.) Seeing It through Uncle Sam never begins a game unless he can see it through and this is the time he’ll win again, (3.) To one who is missed I’d rather hear your cheery voice and see you face to face, (4.) To the Marine here’s to the fellow that’s first to land, the fellow that’s first to fight, (5.) Hands Across the Sea today this card lies in my hand one day it will lie in yours, (6.) Wishing you luck clover and horse shoes are signs of luck but the very best signs I know are the unmistakable signs of Pluck, (7.) Good luck to you here’s to the laddie so far away we know you have the pluck to make a winner where you are, (8.) In to win atta boy! You’re in to win you’ll hand it to ‘em hot, (9.) I’m glad to know you’re keeping fit, tho’ hard at work all day, (10.) To my soldier friend somewhere miles and miles away you’ll hold this card in your hand, (11.) Here’s to you I know a man he’s the real thing too when it comes to a show down he’s true blue  Lot #230 – Lot of (39) Postcards – Ref. (CCC1), (CCC2), (DDD), (EEE), (FFF), (GGG1), (GGG2), (GGG3), (GGG4), (VV8), (GGG5), (GGG6), (GGG7), (PPP), (QQQ), (HHH), (VVV), (WWW), (XXX), (YYY), (ZZZ)

ROAN Inc. Auctioneers & Appraisers Saturday, February 18th 2017 Catalog of Patriotic Post Cards & Similar o Arthur Capper North Pole Series F.A. Moss Copyright 1909 – (1.) 6435/You can’t lose me!, (2.) 6438/The lids on here to stay!, (3.) 6439/ Well I’ll be durn’d!, (4.) 6440/Arrived at Last! o Arthur Capper Topeka Kan. Sentimental Series Copyright 1909 – (1.) may you friendship for me never o Twelvetrees No. 40 Edmund Gross Co. NY Painted by C.H. Twelvetrees – (1.) I’m the little handy man mending done while you wait o Either 41 or 47 on front – (1.) I did not expect you to go off so soon o Independence Liberty Bell A Patriotic Melody – (1.) Word and music to song o AA in circle Ferris Wheel around C in Post Card – (1.) 98/? Summons now the hour has come at last don’t you hear the bugle blast, (2.) 98/2 Consolation Sweetheart dear he cries dry your weeping eyes I’ll come marching home to you in my uniform of blue, (3.) 98/4 Departure Dry you sweetheart’s tears and say good-bye, (4.) 98/5 Arrival You’re a hero never mind, (5.) 98/6 At Home my happiness you now must share each word brings joy to my heart o Same as 4H1 except black & white – (3.) Departure Dry you sweetheart’s tears and say good-bye don’t let her hear your parting sigh o Anglo Life Series Ferris Wheel around C in post card copyright 1908 by DeWitt C. Wheeler - (1.) 926 Don’t be so coy, but fill my heart with joy o Anglo Song Series copyright 1908 by DeWitt C. Wheeler – (1.) My little blue jay girl for you my heart’s awhirl (904), (2.) My little blue jay girl you are my only pearl, (3.) By stars brightly shining my heart dear is pining for you just you o Squares K – (1.) We will all be glad when the battle’s done and the victory won, (2.) Your cause is mine may this single card remind you that you’ve let some friends behind, (3.) YOU good luck to you my boy over there the Lord be with you everywhere, (4.) My soldier boy we are thinking of you o AA in circle Ferris Wheel around C in post card – (1.) 510-26 United we stand Divided we fall let’s divide Salke Chanteeler Series copyright 1910 by S. M. Salke o AA in circle Ferris Wheel around C in Post card no number – (1.) A sailor boy for mine o AA 504 – (1.) 33 Welcome Home, (2.) 34 Goodbye little girl good bye, (3.) 35 Farewell my dear my country call, (4.) 36 True soldier love o 1875 American Post Card Little Breeches Series number 74 – (1.) Little Breeches says I want to be a soldier when I grow up o B.B. London Series No. E1901 Made in England – (1.) A wish/long may this flag float fair and fee that all the universe may see a Talisman in every fold, proclaiming what we have we’ll hold, (2.) Greetings/ Not in tones of defiance but freedom’s loud voice shall the eagle proclaim to the world that in liberty free shall Americans be wherever Old Glory’s furled o JMP in shield Made in America Series 584 – (1.) I pray for your safe return o 23010 Copyright 1912 by Comrade Robert McCain – (1.) United Spanish War Veterans (US & Cuba)

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o Copyright MCMXVIII by C.L. Barnhouse Oskaloosa Iowa International copyright secured – (1.) When taps are softly blowing (we are dreaming all of you) chorus from the song by Harry L. Watson (copy of music) o TR Co. – (1.) When the flag is passing by and loyal hearts are beating high your memory and your honored name shine in each colors glowing flame, (2.) Hurrah! Ice will be cheap next summer (copyright 1909 by H.M. Rose) o Rudolph Bros. Art Publishers Syracuse NY – (1.) Returning from a hike, Syracuse Mobilization Camp o Pub. By Imperial Post Card Co. Atlanta GA – (1.) 5 points showing reception Gen. Wood USA Commander South Eastern Division received in Atlanta on May 19, 1917 flag raising day  Lot #231 – Lot of (22) Postcards – Ref. (MM), (PP2), (QQ) o No publisher but post card is in green w/swirls around it – (1.) America is always ready when the cause is just, (2.) The liberty we claimed in 1776 is the same we enjoy today, (3.) our country and our flag, (4.) Oh! Say can you see (signed Gesner), (5.) America Forever can’t be beat, (6.) Gee but I wish I was growed up recruits wanted, (7.) America- Scandinavia (Pub. By Baker Bros Eng. Co. Omaha NE Made in USA), (8.) My Country ‘Tis of Thee Sweet Land of Liberty, (9.) America first last and all the time, (10.) Dewey did a might feat down in old Manila Bay and Uncle Same has some tricks which he can put across today, (11.) Our flag a cheer for the stripes of red and white a cheer for the field of blue a cheer for every separate star and three big cheers for you (Gem City Business College) o Letter M or W front right corner – (1.) I’m thinking of you boy o mine, (2.) I’ve given up a lot of things and I will give still more, (3.) Our thoughts are with you I hope the censor won’t refuse to let me send this bit of news, (4.) I’m awful glad to know that you have gone to get a crack or two at Uncle Sammy’s foe, (5.) Send ‘em oftener! Your letters are like milestones all along on friendship’s path o Letter W or M front center – (1.) Mother Mine a mother’s heart holds many charms, (2.) Bearer is entitled to ten days furlough every month – (Officers signature), (3.) Thinking of you when you are near I love you dear, (4.) To You in Service whether in camp or on the sea or fighting cross the foam, (5.) To My Jackie we will miss you jolly sailor when you cross the Bounding Main, (6.) If every man was as true to his country as he is to his wife God help the USA  Lot #232 – Lot of (25) Postcards – Ref. (Y10), (Y9), (Y11), (4X1) o No. 676 Soldier Remembrance Series (12 des) – (1.) I Miss You good luck and safe return, (2.) I Miss you the days are lonely without you, (3.) Ever in My Thoughts good luck and a safe return, (4.) Across the Miles my thoughts fondly roam to you, (5.) Memories Sweet from heart to heart, (6.) I Miss You sweet is the memory of distant friends, (7.) I am thinking of you, (8.) You are not forgotten the thoughts that come to friends apart together weld those friends at heart, (9.) Remembrance happy thoughts of you, (10.) My thoughts are with you, (11.) Greetings As I think ‘o you a friendly feeling sort o’ o’er me comes stealing good luck, (12.) Ever in my thoughts

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o Copyright 1909 L.R. Conwell NY The Army – (1.) 174 A Misfire, (2.) 175 Between Two Fires, (3.) 176 Target Practice, (4.) 177 Close Order- march! (5.) 178 Facing the Powder Charge, (6.) 179 In the Power of the Enemy o No. 629 Lady Soldiers (6 des) – (1.) Man Wanted, (2.) Protected, (3.) The Boys Haven’t Anything on Us o Series No. 678 Sailor Message (12 designs) – (1.) Hurrah for the sailor boy hurrah for the fellow who sweeps the sea who dares every hazard and chance with a steady eye on the long sea lanes, (2.) Good Luck and Safe Return here’s to the ladies so far away, (3.) Never Forget to Write Home the folks at home are thinking of you everywhere you roam o No. 379 Soldier Lovers – (1.) What wouldn’t I do for one like you?  Lot #233 – Lot of (18) Postcards – Ref. (Y19), (Y20), (Y21), (Y22), (Z1), (Z2), (Z3), (Y15), (Y16) o No. 690 Flag Series with Mottoes (12 designs) – (1.) A Good Wish for You no better emblem for a card to send my greeting to, (2.) Boldly we wave its colors our veins are thrilled anew, by the steadfast bars the clustered start the red the white and blue, (3.) Our flag the olden golden flag that holds our hearts within its fold, God bless the stars and stripes, (4.) One for all all for one, (5.) The Bugle Call the bugle call that cheers you on for the flag that flies above you finds stirring echoes in the hearts of the friends you left behind you o No. 694 Patriotic Messages (12 des.) – (1.) How are you? There is nobody in the world I would rather shake hands with than you o No. 695 New Dream Sailor 6 designs – (1.) My Thoughts are all of you o Series 698 Soldiers Lovers (12 des) – (.1) I salute you, (2.) You’ve got me guessing, (3.) To arms – who wouldn’t rush to your arms, (4.) Good bye and good luck, (5.) You’ve enlisted my affection for you, (6.) Keep a cozy corner in your heart for me, I’d prefer to hike with you o Series No. 700 Army Life 24 des – (1.) Training to charge the enemies’ trenches to give them cold steel o Series 701 Cantonments 24 des – (1.) 7586 Gun Practice o Series 702 Sailor Love Message 6 Des. – (1.) The Lord watch between thee and me while we are absent one from another o No. 684 Sailor Comics 12 designs – (1.) It’s great to be a sailor with a sweetheart in every port and two in some o No. 687 Sailor Lovers 6 des – (1.) Got my eyes on you, (2.) No words but some couple  Lot #234 – Lot of (16) Postcards – Ref. (4R9) o Verses, some Biblical, some inspirational – (1.) The God of Jacob defend thee Ps. Xxx 1 O Lord our Banner God of might who was with Joshua in the fight and Moses on the hill be with thy servants far away, (2.) God send you back to me though we are parted love lives forever, (3.) When the war is over Mother Dear when the bands all play and people cheer as the boys come marching thro’ the dear home town, (4.) Be strong in the Lord O Jesus I have promised to serve Thee to the end, (5.) When you come home cheer up my love there’s nothing to fear the end of the war will soon be here, (6.) A Prayer for my Dear Dad See I kneel before Thy presence hear O’ Father when I pray thou wilt guard and bless my Daddy fighting for us far away, (7.) Love from Daddy’s Boy now how can I

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write what I’m wanting to say, (8.) To our absent one the kiddie and I are missing you dear but we don’t wear sad looks and we wipe each stray tear, (9.) Draw nigh to God nearer my God to Thee nearer to Thee, (10.) Somebody’s Boy a little cottage with the light turned low the door is open there, (11.) To greet the Dad we’re proud of sometimes we two get dreaming toward the close of day, (12.) Across the sands of time there’s a calling calling calling far across the sands of time, (13.) God guard the always altho’ twas hard to part with you and send you forth to fight I’m happy in the parting (14.) Memories Very Dear way yonder in camp you are doing your bit just training as hard as you can good health love and fortune be found in your kit, (15.) For Auld Lang Syne some night some waltz some girl it was a dream of delight I shall never forget, (16.) Loving Thoughts the ringing song of victory sounds through our sunny land may He sho doeth all things well guide you by His hand  Lot #235 – Lot of (27) Postcards – Ref. (5R), (5S1), (5S2), (5S3), (5S4) o K. 1021 – (1.) The Corral o US Army Series 1 – (1.) US Field Artillery ready for action o US Army Series 2 – (1.) Machine guns ready for action, US Army o Army Series No. 3 Made in the USA – (1.) As I cannot be where you are and as you cannot be near here’s a truck full of the kindest thoughts from your friend in the Army here, (2.) When the road seems long and dear while you’re marching to the fray let this keep you in good cheer love is with you all the way, (3.) Don’t think that I would be surprised if I picked up a journal and found you’d been promoted to a Major or a Colonel, (4.) The Army mules with their big packs strapped so strongly on their back remind me what I wish to do to send a pack of greetings to you, (5.) I’m mighty glad you answered the call of Uncle Sam but don’t think I’m not missing you, (6.) I’m glad you joined the army because you see such men as you my friend will peace restore to this old world again, (7.) A Foraging Party US Army, (8.) Wig Wag Signal Corps US Army, (9.) Rations US Army, (10.) A Detachment of US Cavalry, (11.) Giving out Rations US Army, (12.) US Soldier in action, (13.) Consulting War Maps, (14.) US Army Mules, (15.) Rapid fire gun in action o US Army Series (misc.) – (1.) 5 Loading a four point seven siege gun US Army, (2.) 7 Three Inch Gun in action US Army, (3.) 9 US Army Motor Trucks, (4.) 22 Explaining the mechanism of a US Army rifle, (5.) 23 Drilling US Army recruits, (6.) 26 Teaching a newly enlisted Cavalryman to Mount US Army, (7.) 28 Wireless Auto Truck and Outfit US Army, (8.) 32 US Troops crossing Pontoon Bridge, (9.) 33 US Troops at Attention  Lot #236 – Lot of (25) Postcards – Ref. (Z7), (Z8), (Z9), (Z10), (7U), (7V), (7W), (7X), (X8), (X17), (X18), (X19) o Series 569 Army Life 24 des. – (1.) A close shave Dynemite, (2.) Troops stacking arms, (3.) Troops attacking arms at military camp, (4.) Field hospital ambulance practice at military camp o Valentine’s Series – (1.) In ambush o Carbon Photo Series No. 479 – (1.) I’ve got my eye on you o 48 – (1.) Spinning a yarn

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o D inside Diamond – (1.) 401 Sweetheart we two must now part although it will nigh break my heart, (2.) 403 For you are the girl I love the best so fond and true, (3.) 405 It seems to me when you are near I care not for the rest, (4.) 406 For you must know I love you so you are the girl I love the best o Series No. 583 Army 12 des – (1.) Bayonet practice, (2.) Rifle practice o Series 587 Comical Soldiers (12 des.) – (1.) Plenty of rubber necks here, (2.) How it feels when I start out and when I come back it feels like this o Series 589 War messages (12 designs) has 572 on front – (1.) Remember your friends we’ve read about the heroes from Old Greece and Rome but the one we like to hear from is the one from home, (2.) Good luck may fortune follow where ever you roam! Good luck to you till you get home, (3.) Everyone is proud of you we’re feeling mighty proud of you, (4.) From one you left behind you here’s a happy greeting till our next meeting o 710 Keep the Home Fires Burning (12 designs) – (1.) Keeping the Home Fires Burning to wish you all success lad from the good old USA, (2.) Keeping the Home Fires Burning while you’re away to do your bit, (3.) Our soldiers over there march on to fame to keep earth’s torch of liberty aflame o Series No. 716 Sailor Life 12 Des. – (1.) 564 Jackie’s learning how to heave the load o Series 722 Bone Dry Prohibition 12 des. - (1.) On the water wagon not yet but soon (Uncle Sam driving water wagon0 o 961 (1.) Peace the glories of war have oft been sung since the days of ancient Greece but today the heart of the whole world longs for the joy of peace  Lot #237 – Lot of (28) Postcards – Ref. (III) WWI All one series w/squares around the word post card or feather through word post card o Patriotic Message No. 2144 – (1.) A friendly greeting this little card brings a greeting from me as friendly and warm as a greeting can be, (2.) With Kindest Regards to hold all have to say would take a good many cards but I’ll only send one today with love & kindest regards o American Flag Greetings No 2147 – (1.) United we stand Divided we fall, (2.) Our first duty is to maintain peace our next duty is to prepare for war, (3.) America asks nothing for herself that Humanity does not demand for itself (Wilson), (4.) One flag, one land, one heart, one hand, one Union evermore (OW Holmes), (5.) our flag, (6.) After God our first allegiance is to our country (John Ireland), (7.) The flag that stands for Liberty and Justice Among the Nations America first, (8.) The flag that stands for Liberty and Justice among the nations America asks nothing for herself that humanity does not demand for itself (Wilson), (9.) The flag that stands for Liberty and Justice among the nations in time of peace prepare for war (Washington), (10.) Liberty and Union Now and Forever One and Inseparable (D. Webster) o No. 2154 (10 des.) Flag and Scene Message – (1.) I am staying longer than I expected there’s a reason, (2.) A railroad ticket may cost you something but think of the fun we’ll have, (3.) Bring your trunk and stay awhile the change would do you good o 2155 – (1.) An everyday occurrence can you beat it?

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o No. 2156 (10 des.) Patriotic Sentimental Message – (1.) I can’t get away don’t worry I’m in safe hands, (2.) Can you imagine me doing anything like this? (3.) I wish you could stay forever and ever, (4.) This is the center of the spoon industry when may we expect you? o No. 2168 10 designs Upright Patriotic Lover – (1.) I know I shall enjoy myself here don’t worry, (2.) We spent many pleasant hours together wouldn’t you like to come again, (3.) You won’t be bashful long here it’s a sure cure, (4.) A royal welcome awaits you when you return o 2169 – (1.) Only a Friendly Message just a little message to a dear friend of mine that I may be remembered as a true friend of thine, (2.) A Friendly Greeting across the miles I send you a word of friendly greeting with best of wishes, (3.) My Wish I’ve been dreaming sweet dreams of my friends old and new, (4.) As a Friend as friends are accustomed to exchange greetings true  Lot #238 – Lot of (29) Postcards – Ref. (HH), (II), (JJ), (KK), (LL), (MM), (NN), (OO) o 2224 All read Advice to the Boys at the Front and (signed) Bington Board of Strategy – (1.) NEVER mind if you do get a bump once in a while you can’t expect to preserve the fruits of democracy without a few JARS, (2.) WHEN Kaiser Bill holds out the olive branch be sure it isn’t POISON IVY, (3.) CHEER UP some of the fellows who got married in order to stay at home are doing more fighting than YOU are, (4.) TRY wearing X-Y-Z garter the manufacturers guarantee that no metal can touch you, (5.) YOU might SMOKE OUT the enemy by consuming all the cigars and cigarettes we are sending you from home, (6.) DON’T worry if you can’t talk French you can SHOOT in any language you know, (7.) REMEMBER that united we stand divided we crawl o 2331 A Message to the Home Folks C. Frank Nelson – (1.) Forget me not don’t forget that cookies and some huckleberry jam make the dandy eating for the Boys of Uncle Sam o 2233 all read Letter Reminder by C. Frank Nelson – (1.) Number Five – when a soldier boy is lonely and his heart a little sad a letter from the home folks is the thing that makes him glad, (2.) Number Six – we have a lot of pleasures as the camp days pass along, (3.) Number Seven – somehow I hate to tell you that you owe a little debt, (4.) Number Ten – if you want to make me happy make me feel more mighty fine you can do it in a minute o 2238 For Home and Country – (1.) A typical YMCA Hut o No. 2252 10 designs War Time Juvenile Comics by Witt – (1.) Gee I’d like to take a good smash at th’ Kaiser myself, (2.) If I get ‘overt here ‘I’ll get you a (helmet) o No. 2253 10 designs Military Comics – (1.) Halt! Who goes thar? Chaplain All right Charlie come ahead a very natural mistake o No. 2273 10 designs Victory Greetings – (1.) Flags of the Allies in war’s dark day this trinity led countless hosts to victory with colors pridefully unfurled to bring peace to a grateful world, (2.) The Flags of the Allies we watch them go by with a smile on our lips and a tear in our eye, (3.) Tried and True flags of the allies tried and true with grateful hearts we honor you and may your colors ever be Emblems of peace and Liberty, (4.) Welcome Home these flags were made to proudly wave in honor of the true and brave and when our Boys begin to land they’re going to wave to beat the band, (5.) The

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Message of the Flag wave flags above the lands set free proclaim your deeds across the sea til all the world has understood your message of true brotherhood, (6.) Three Cheers for the Allies when our own boys are marching home with laurels on their brow, (7.) Light the Way Home to serve these flags you marched away to fight for truth and liberty so may they light the victor’s way and bring my soldier back to me o No. 2274 10 designs Flags of Victory – (1.) Only Write I know while valiant as to deeds you’re modest as to story, (2.) Waiting For You we saw you ready for the fray we cheered you when you went away now a grateful welcome waits the victors at our country’s gates, (3.) One of Many if loving thoughts and prayer hopes could serve to help a soldier through I’m proud to feel in this glad hour I’ve been a faithful Ally too, (4.) Cheers and Congratulations the news that comes across the foam is truly grand and glorious we’re thankful that you’re coming home twice thankful you’re victorious, (5.) Hurrah for the Victors with faces turned toward the east we wait with eager hands to greet the hosts of victory our loyal soldier bands, (6.) I’ll Be Your Ally if you are ever in the fray I hope you’ll understand I’d be your ally any day  Lot #239 – Lot of (18) Postcards – Ref. (ZZ), (AAA), (BBB1), (BBB2), (CCC), (DDD), (EEE), (FFF), (GGG), (HHH), (ZZZ) o No markings flag to the left and words of song to right – (1.) America, (2.) Star Spangled Banner o AZO Real Picture? – (1.) A Naval Engagement o Ullman’s ‘Gold Border’ Series American post card – view number 3077 – (1.) Soldier’s Home Washington DC o Copyright 1905 The Ullman Mfg. Co NY – (1.) Paying Toll o Wall, Nichols & Co. Publishers Honolulu, Made in Germany T. Chrome – (1.) No. 36 Royal Hawaiian Coat of Arms o Pub. By the American News Company New York Leipzig, Dresden copyright 1905 by Enrique Muller – (1.) 7949 Shooting crap on board a US Man O’ War, (2.) 7951 Morning Drill, Sailors from US Man O’War, (3.) 11859 Light Artillery at Drill United States Army o Copyright 1903 by Detroit Photographic Co. – (1.) 6780 Entrance to National Military Cemetery Vicksburg Miss. o A.C. Bosselman & Co New York – (1.) 2146 US Sailors helping the cook o Advertising? – (1.) Complete $11.50 If you are going on a journey North or south or east or west take a Bailey outing hammock o Copyright by E. Bachamnn 1906 Artillery Race – (1.) Leaving Picket Line, (3.) Starting Off, (4.) In Action – Fire, (7.) Back to Starting point o Misc. – (1.) Hands Across the Sea, (2.) US Zouaves With Buffalo Bill’s Wild West  Lot #240 – Lot of (47) Postcards – Ref. (5B), (5C), (5D1), (5D2), (5F3), (5F4), (5U), (5F1), (5F2), (5S5), (5S6), (5T) o Fun in the Navy Series No. 2 copyright by the Penn Publishing Co. 1915 – (1.) Rendering Honors o Soldier Series 16 des. – (1.) Duty calls darling I must leave you, (2.) We’re not on parade today, (3.) A Sailor Boy for mine o T.P. & Co. NY (Deer logo) Soldier Series 259 – (1.) The boys in blue are charging!

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o T.P. & Co. NY (Deer logo) Young American Cute Children Series 950 – (1.) Playing soldier o 105 Army Silhouettes 6 des – (1.) On the move to somewhere, 92.) Cavalry on the move, (3.) Gunners in action waiting for signal, (4.) Over the top, (5.) Good Bye Old Town, (6.) In the still of the night o 106 Drilling 6 des – (1.) When the cause is just o 103 Marching 12 Des. – (1.) On Review, (2.) How would you like to be with us? o 104 Active Army Life 26 Des. – (1.) Training for the enemy, (2.) New type of Army Motor Kitchen, (3.) Battery Guns fording a stream, (4.) The busy Berthas o US Army Cantonment Series Life in the US Army Cantonment – (1.) 55 A group of noncommissioned officers, (2.) 58 Interior K. of C. Building, (3.) 62 Parapit Drill, (4.) 63 Guns down, (5.) 64 Platoon at right shoulder arms, (6.) 65 Platoon Formation, (7.) 66 Interior of YMCA building, (8.) 74 Social Room US Army YMCA, (9.) 81 Skirmish Drill, (10.) 84 Bayonet school formation waiting orders, (11.) 89 Signal Detail o US Navy – (1.) Morning exercise on board a US battleship o Sackett & Wilhelms Corp. New York and Brooklyn Famous Superior Quality throughout the world Passed by Censor Washington DC CIFS – (1.) Series No. 24 222659 Camp Singing Practice o Published by American Colortype Co. Chicago – (1.) Firing from Skirmish Line, (2.) Machine Gun Squad, (3.) The Armored Machine Gun Car, (4.) Cavalry Scouting, (6.) Engineers Building Pontoon Bridge, (7.) Type of our coast defense guns, (12.) Contact Mines ready to be laid, (15.) Arrival of Recruits Aboard Training Ship, (17.) Motor Cycle Machine Gun, (18.) 12 Inch Mortars, (20.) Light Field Artillery, (21.) Field Hospital US Army, (23.) Just before taps, (25.) A Battery of 4.7 Inch Guns on the March, (26.) Practicing Trench Fighting in Texas  Lot #241 – Lot of (22) Postcards – Ref. (S2), (S2) o 87 No words on any of them – (1.) Man & woman saying goodbye, (2.) Group of soldiers putting up tent, (3.) Tents up and belongings on ground in front, (4.) Soldiers sitting around campfire moon in background, (5.) Closer look at soldiers with officers talking in background, (6.) Fire is out in campfire with officers still in back, (7.) Backs of soldiers shooting, (8.) Front of soldiers shooting, (9.) Some soldiers down, (10.) All soldiers down o 94 US Sailors Life – (1.) Music on board, (2.) A boxing match, (3.) A wrestling match, (4.) Fancing aboard ship (should be fencing), (5.) Assisting the Cook, (6.) Sport aboard ship, (7.) Cock fighting, (8.) Cleaning up, (9.) sewing class, (10.) Washing, (11.) Marines Drill, (12.) Landing  Lot #242 – Lot of (44) Postcards – Ref. (T1a), (T1b), (T2), (T3), (T4), (T5), (T6), (T7), (T8), (T9), (T10a), (T10b), (T11), (T12), (T14) – All Ts are Thel Theochrom o Series 1078 – (1.) United States of America Long may she wave! o Series 1085 – (1.) Her eyes always shine like big diamonds her smile it is simple and sweet o Series No 1102 – (1.) Long may she wave! Souvenir of – lady in red waving flag, (2.) Long may she wave! Souvenir of – lady in white waving flag o Series 1121 – (1.) And all that is left of her soldier boy true are his sword and his cap and the red white and blue, (2.) Oh how can I leave how say good bye with love words on

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your lips and that tear in your eye, (3.) That is right my brave darling wave me a farewell for the fate of a soldier is hard to fore tell, (4.) How happy we’d be dear could we not forget that our parting must come when this bright day is set, (5.) Alas-new has reached her, her soldier boy is dead she sinks down with sorrow and bowed her head o Series No. 1140 – (19.) I’d die for the dear red, white and blue and so I would sweetheart for you, (20.) Love to my soldier boy, (22.) Goodbye little girl goodbye o Series 1232 – (50.) I must leave you now my darling (#21 was the same) o Series 1234 – (1.) I’ll heartily welcome you, (2.) Now cheer up I’ll be back soon o Series 1235- (1.) The two I love the most, (2.) Golden Days of love, (3.) How happy are the hours which I spend with you, (4.) I’ll shoot the fellow who does not leave my girl alone o Series 1278 – (1.) I was amidst shot and shell where the powder was the thickest, (2.) The Rookie as he looks to himself – as he looks to others, (3.) I love my Army but oh you now and then, (4.) The fellow who thinks he looks like Napoleon, (5.) His Ideal, (6.) The makings of a great soldier, (7.) There’s Something about a uniform o Series 1335 – (1.) Arrival at the camping ground o No. 1805 Photo only copyright 1907 De Witt C. Wheeler (same as T10b except in green) – (1.) For the stars and stripes and you sweetheart I go with the boys in blue, (2.) You are near to my heart and dear to me and this are old stars and stripes, (3.) It is time to leave farewell sweetheart your soldier is true, (4.) The duty calls I have to go and do my share you know for THE STARS AND STRIPES AND GIRL, (5.) I’ve been called and I must go I must do my share you know for the stars and stripes, (6.) For old gory and you my honey I go with the fellows in blue o No. 1805 Published b Theodor Eismann New York printed in Germany (same as T10a except in gold) – (1.) It is time to leave farewell sweetheart your soldier is true, (2.) The duty calls I have to go and do my share you know for THE STARS AND STRIPES AND GIRL o No. 1808 (Photo copyright 1907 De Witt C. Wheeler) – (1.) Honey Boy I hate to see you leaving Honey Boy you know my heart is grieving, (2.) When you are sailing, sailing o’er the sea, Honey Boy Honey Boy, (3.) And if you should take a notion to come sailing home across the ocean, (4.) Honey Dear never fear I’ll be waiting, waiting, waiting for you Honey Boy o No. 1121 – (1.) And all that is left of the soldier boy true are his sword and his cap and the red white and blue o No. 1232.36 – (1.) It’s hard to kiss you sweetheart when the last kiss means goodbye o Series 1151 – (1.) The Summons, (2.) A Word of Consolation, (3.) Farewell  Lot #243 – Lot of (36) Postcards – Ref. (F1), (G), (H), (I) WWI o 1356 (Navy) Dark Cards – (1.) Till we meet again, (2.) God have you in His keeping, (3.) Worth fighting for o 1357 (Army) Dark Cards – (1.) O East or West it’s home that’s best, (2.) I gaze into your eyes and see how real is your love for me, (3.) The memory of your loving arms shall still my heart mid war’s alarms, (4.) Though we must part at Duty’s call you had my thoughts my heart and all, (5.) God be with you, (6.) For the flag and you

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o 1360 – (1.) Company Orchestra, (2.) Roll call, (3.) Signaling, (4.) Inspecting Bridge, (5.) Shelter Tent Inspections, (6.) Company Tent, (8.) Machine Gun Practice, (10.) Regiment Tailor, (11.) Target Practice, (12) Pontoon Bridge (could be 22), (13.) The Charge, (15.) Rifle Drill, (17.) Cleaning Rifles, (18.) Picking Them Off, (19.) Typhus Inoculation, (22.) Setting up Exercise, (23.) Washing Dishes, (24.) Company bunks o 1361 – (1.) Practice March, (3.) Resting by the Wayside, (14.) Band Practice, (15.) Lined up for Mess, (17.) Digging Trenches, (18.) Field Kitchen, (20.) Instructing Company, (22.) Getting Ready for Action, (24.) On the Firing Line  Lot #244 – Lot of (21) Postcards – Ref. (5M), (5N), (5P), (5Q), (4Q), (NN), (OO), (PP1) o Defenders of Humanity on Land Series – (1.) As I cannot be where you are and as you cannot be near, (2.) I’m glad you joined the army because you see such men as you my friend will Peace Restore to this old world again o The Ostdiek Co. Minneapolis Minn. Sole Distributors R-77203 – (1.) The Emblem represents the coat of arms of the United States in War Times. The Eagle represents the Spirit of the Citizens of the United States Calling Them to the Colors o Rotary Photographic Series 8256 – (1.) A little boy called “Taps’ (4) There he lies that night by the camp fire light with his bugle on his breast and they raise their caps as their own dear ‘Tas is laid to his final rest o Different publishers but looks like same series – (1.) Tidings from home, (2.) Goodbye Son, (3.) His Ideal, (4.) The Girl I left behind o This card is a Genuine Photograph hand colored Made in the United States – (1.) 51 Attention!, (2.) 52 This is the Life, (3.) 56 Rally Round the Flag Boys, (4.) 58 American Forever, (5.) 59 Forward-March o American YMCA – (1.) Allies’ Flags & Flowers, (2.) Well done Men America Greets YOU Statue of Liberty New York City o Curtice S. McCain 35 Warren Street NYC Copyright 1918 – (1.) Flowers of the Allies o Copyright 1908 by I. Grollman Logo is a fan top left on back – (.1) Here’s to the lady of whom the soldiers brag the one who wears their uniform and bears their national flag, (2.) Ah Love he cried in keen delight ‘tis bliss to have you here it seems as if ‘twere heaven, (3.) From the only girl I love He had just sent me away, (4.) Dear Girlie I must leave you though it breaks my heart in two but all the while I’m gone Love I’ll be thinking of you, (5.) Tho’ his heart is fairly bleeding his orders he must take and leave his sweetheart sobbing as if her heart would break  Lot #245 – Lot of (32) Postcards – Ref. (4R10), (4R11), (4R12), (4R13), (4R23), (4R24), (4R25), (4R26), (4R27), (4R28), (4R29), (4R30), (4R31), (4R32), (4R33), (4R34) - Bamforth o Soldiers at camp – all have Irish look – (1.) Remembrance I’m keeping here my promise that I would to you write, (2.) To My Friend We’re jogging on all right here, (3.) For Auld Lang Syne should auld acquaintance be forget and never brought to min? Should auld acquaintance be forgot and days o’lang syne?, (4.) From Yours Truly a few lines to my friend just to say I am well, (5.) To One of the Best I am doing my bit with a heart that is light here in camp just agoing it strong for my friend make no mistake we are learning to FIGHT and the GERMANS will, (6.) To My Pal don’t you just wish you were here ‘long

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with me? The drilling is fine, (7.) Greetings to All dear mate here’s a line or two and tho’ the missive’s small o Patriot Series No 1035 – (1.) Writing a letter to Daddy o 399 The Vacant Chair – (2.) At our fireside sad and lonely often will the bosom swell at remembrance of the story how our noble Willie fell how he strove to bear our banner, (3.) True they tell us wreathes of story evermore will deck his brow but this soothes the anguish only sweeping o’er our heart strings now, sleeps today oh early fallen in thy green o 73 or 143 Blue Bell – (1.) Blue Bell, the dawn is waking sweetheart you must not sigh Blue Bell my heart is breaking, (2.) Blue Bell a wrong wants righting brave men must risk their lives foemen in arms are fighting each for the victory strives there on the hillside lying there mid the guns, (3.) Blue Bell they are returning each greets a sweetheart true Blue Bell your heart is yearning never a one greets you, (4.) Sadly they tell the story tell how he fought and fell no thought of fame and glory only of his Blue Bell (Refrain) o Bight Eyes Good-bye – (1.) Hark hear the trumpets a-calling louder the wild notes grow soldiers in line are falling forth to the front we go, (2.) News from the front tells a story tells of a hard won fight victory and deathless glory crowning the cause of right, (3.) Bright Eyes with gladness are beaming Home comes her soldier true gone are the days of dreaming o When you are a long, long way from home – (2.) When you are a long long way from home it makes you feel like you’re alone it’s hard to find a pal that’s true o It’s a long long way to Tipperary – (3.) Paddy wrote a letter to his Irish, Molly O, saying should you not receive it write and let me know! If I make mistakes in spelling Molly dear said he Remember it’s the pen, (4.) It’s a long way to Tipperary it’s a long way to go it’s a long way to Tipperary to the sweetest girl I know Good-bye Piccadilly farewell Leicester Square o Down in the Valley – (3.) I can see the moonlight gleaming on the river I can hear the whip-poor-will so far away in the Verdant meadow I can see her strolling where the fields are fragrant with the golden hay o Tip-Top Tipperary Mary – (1.) Tip-top Tipperary Mary I love you true Tip-Top Tipperary Mary my love’s true as your eyes of blue I dream of your endearing young charms ev’ry night thro’, (2.) Tipperary Tommy was a soldier boy brave as any lad could be Tipperary Mary was a pretty lass waiting for her Tommy ‘ross the sea in her heart in her heart a beating feeling tells o Kid Comic No 1336 – (1.) Start Something Kid! I want some action Dreadnought o Sincere Wishes – (1.) I’m counting the days to the end of the War tho’ I don’t quite know when that will be but each day that is done I just knock off as one from the time when you dear face I’ll see o Abide With Me – (1.) Abide with me fast falls the eventide the darkness deepens Lord with me abide o My Heart is With You To-night – (1.) I’m dreaming of you to-night dear one just you and the long ago as here in the glooming all alone I gaze in the fire’s bright glow, (3.) I

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treasure a rose you gave to me a beautiful rose of red it brings back the garden of our dreams o When the War is Over Mother Dear – (1.) Soldier laddie somewhere in France in the trenches at the close of day writes a letter to someone he loves in the hometown far away cheer up Mother you needn’t sigh, (2.) Soldier laddie dreaming of home sees the light in mothers dear eyes shine all in fancy he’ll list to her prayer God protect you son of mine how he longs for dear England’s shore o Ever of Thee – (1.) Ever of thee I’m fondly dreaming thy gentle voice my spirit can cheer thou wert the star that mildly beaming shone o’er my path when all was dark and drear still in my heart o I Want to See the Dear Old Home Again – (3.) Long years cannot soothe my pain absence only makes the heart grow fonder oft-times down the village lane in some happy dream I seem to wander  Lot #246 – Lot of (62) Postcards – Ref. (J), (K), (L), (M), (N), (O), (P), (Q) WWI o 1362 (Look like soldiers and their dream some not numbered) – (1.) Thoughts of love and memory dear keep our hearts full of cheer, (2.) Hello Central give me well give me the one that I hold true, (3.) A letter from one so far away makes the outlook brighter, (4.) We never know how dear friends are until they’re far away, (5.) There is a face I seem to see through all our duty’s call, (6.) Off at night I fancy I can see a dear form walking close beside, (7.) Here’s to the one that holds me true while duty calls, (8.) A letter from you with good news and cheer makes Duty seem lighter and home coming near, (9.) Round the campfire’s ruddy glow scenes of home life come and go, (10.) When duty calls I know my place (11.) If dreams would only just come true, (12.) Just a dream yet very plain comes the familiar strain of the voice s of my friends, (13.) A letter from one so far away makes the outlook brighter clears the way and cheers the day, (14.) A soldier has his duty and he has to do it well but when my thoughts of home come fast I wish the huns in well I wish they all were dead and gone, (15.) What! You wish that I was home? So do I, (16.) Here’s a scene to make you laugh go ahead and do it, (17.) Across my vision comes a scene of home and loved ones dear and as the wreaths of smoke go up the vision grows more clear, (18.) While I’m thinking of the past scenes of old come crowding fast love and laughter dance and song mingled with the happy throng, (19.) Friend my thoughts of you come fast stick we must til war is past fight we shall for victory do our bit for Liberty!, (20.) A peep through my glasses and I seem to see the dear ones that watch, (21.) Gee! Zip! What a trip for our soldier boys for the strife here’s the life full of healthy joys, (22.) Now what is this I seem to see? The parting kiss you gave to me o 1364 – (1.) With eyes to eyes and breast to breast dear love we know few words are best, (2.) Though skies awhile be overcast there’s blue beyond the clouds above soon shall the storm of war be past, (3.) The memory of loving arms shall still my heart mid war’s alarms, (4.) Though we must part at Duty’s call you hold my thoughts my heart and all o 1365 – (1.) I’m Proud of you, (2.) Call to arms, (3.) A Military Engagement, (4.) Worth Fighting For, (5.) Pleasant Memories

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o 1366 – (1.) O East or West it’s home that’s best o 1367 – (1.) You’ve turned me completely, (2.) A call to arms o 1368 Archie Gunn 0 (1.) Army, Navy & Reserve, (2.) If wishes came true, (3.) When the last goodbyes are whispered, (4.) None but the brave deserve the fair, (5.) Repairing a man of war, (6.) Lest you forget, (7.) Don’t worry about me, (8.) Shoulder arms, (9.) Parting is such sweet sorrow, (10.) Rosemary! That’s for remembrance, (11.) Pals! o 1369 Wall – (1.) Just think I walk only 100 miles a week, (2.) Our elbows don’t get a chance to get rusty, (3.) I’m training for this, (4.) I’ll bring you back some souvenirs, (5.) I’m some Laundress, (6.) This is one of the bosses, (7.) I went into the army to shoot not to dig sewers o 1370 – (1.) We miss the Janes sometimes but we’re game and make the best of it, (2.) Say! I’d like to surround you and bombard you with kisses, (3.) Gee! If you only knew what the mail meant to us fellows, (4.) Hurrah! News from home, (5.) We gotta present a swell front to the enemy, (6.) Yes Sir! Sherman was right, (7.) I wonder If there’s any other guy in this army doing anything besides me, (8.) If your liver’s out of order and you don’ sleep nights try this, (9.) Don’t worry about me nothing troubles me except a growing appetite, (10.) It gets mighty lonesome sometimes  Lot #2470 – Lot of (37) Postcards – Ref. (R), (S), (T), (U), (V), (W), (X) WWI o 1371 YMCA – (1.) keeping in touch with home, (2.) Movies always popular, (3.) Homelike in camp, (4.) Mail for the folks at home, (5.) Gathering around the phonograph o 1371 Archie Gunn – (1.) Warmth in the camp and warmth in me heart for you, (2.) Don’t worry we’re alright, (3.) Liberty and union now and forever, (4.) Letters are always welcome, (5.) Guardian spirits, (6.) We won’t come back ‘till its over –there, (7.) The sentry moon, (8.) Worth fighting for, (9.) A parting message, (10.) Pleasant memories, (11.) This rose for remembrance o 1375 Wall – (1.) Help your Uncle Sam to do this, (2.) Our old eagle won’t screech till we bring victory to his flag, (3.) Say Bill my hat’s in the ring, (4.) We will win Pershing Democracy Sacrifice Humanity, (5.) In Berlin our friend the enemy said Uncle Sam won’t fight watch the old boy, (6.) The end of a perfect day, (7.) 3-4-1 causes Humanity, (8.) For the red, white & blue True Blue thru and thru me and you, (9.) In Berlin Unter Den Linden, (10.) I LIKE DOGS but not this breed, (11.) I’ll lick any two HUNS o 1376 Has blue flower like border around it – (1.) Stars and Stripes fearlessly floating for humanity and democracy, (2.) Here’s to our glorious flag untarnished unsullied unbeaten, (3.) The fairest flag that fearless floats fair in war & peace, (4.) Stand by your colors & your colors stand by you, (5.) Flag of the Free Fight to keep it free, (6.) Our flag your flag victorious in a thousand battles here’s to another victory, (7.) 1776 1812 1845 1865 1898 and NOW Never Saw Defeat o 1555 (1.) I ought to enlist but goodness me I know I’ll get dirty in the trenches o 1556 – (1.) I’m gonna fight but gee I hope I don’t get stuck in the trenches o No Number Archie Gunn – (1.) 1861-1917 The American Spirit  Lot #248 – Lot of (40) Postcards – Ref. (Y1), (Y2), (Y3), (Y4), (Y5), (Z) WWI o No Number Wall – (1.) I spill only 7000 beans a week, (2.) I’m going to be an express wagon when I come back, (3.) You sent me away with a smile, (4.) Over the top Hurrah,

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(5.) We’ll dig a trench that’ll end in Berlin, (6.) My latest portrait Just Me Gas who it is, (7.) The Hun ain’t born yet that is to get me, (8.) We’re happy when the ghost walks, (9.) He & I with blood in eye side by side march in even stride nuf sed, (10.) We cuss him for Reveille We love him for Recall We cuss him for Drill We worship him for Mess Call, (11.) Some bonnet I eat & drink out of it It protects my brains, (12.) This is our alarm clock, (13.) I’m going to be an express wagon when I come back, (14.) In France we’ll make him dance (unsigned), (15.) Gee! You at home will miss all the excitement, (16.) I’ll go over the top for him any old time o No Number Wall Uncle Sam – (1.) I thought I was serving Uncle Sam t’aint so He’s serving me the best of the land o No number Wall Navy – (1.) A smoke would save my life at times, (2.) On pay day we feel like Admirals, (3.) We like his mess call best of all, (4.) My next souvenir will be a periscope for U, (5.) Some shipmate! With some record! Me & Him, (6.) We’ll keep it waving over the waves, (7.) Germany doesn’t mind a scrap of paper do when it’s from you o Wall No Number but they look like a set – (1.) General Orders Smoking permitted when you can get some, (2.) As boys of the USA we’re stickers, (3.) I can hit a fly at 5000 yards The Kaiser must be more careful now, (4.) Say – when the Heinnies hear US coming they will forget there is a Kaiser, (5.) On guard for Democracy o Wall – (1.) Germany doesn’t mind a scrap o’ paper I do especially when it’s from you Post Office, (2.) I’ll bring you this, (3.) I’m sticking to the job, (4.) The Hun ain’t born yet that is to get Me, (5.) Say I’ll bring home the bacon, (6.) My latest portrait JUST ME GAS who it is, (7.) Over the top Hurrah o Flags of Allies in circle – (1.) United for the Principles of Right and Fair Play, (2.) Rounding them up, (3.) United for Humanity and Democracy, (4.) In Honor Bound with malice toward none with justice to all  Lot #249 – Lot of (35) Postcards – Ref. (M), (N), (O), (P) WWI o 2189 – (1.) A railroad ticket may cost you something but think of the fun we’ll have, (2.) If you were here rain or shine any old weather would be fine, (3.) I should like so much to see you the latch string is always out, (4.) For having a good time this place is hard to beat, (5.) I am staying longer than I expected there’s a reason, (6.) No matter how far you roam you’re not forgotten here at home, (7.) The only fault with the scenery here is that you are not a part of it, (8.) Bring your trunk and stay awhile the change would do you good o 2190 All say Patriotic Greetings – no words – (1.) Country lane (man, boy & dog), (2.) People canoeing, (3.) People along lakeside, (4.) Sheep, (5.)The old oaken bucket, (6.) Country lane (two girls), (7.) Girl at duck pond, (8.) Cattle at pond, (9.) House in field, (10.) Cattle crossing creek o 2191 All say For the Sake of Old Glory @Pict. News Co. – (1.) Sending a wireless message, (2.) From the deck of the Flagship O21524, (3.) Artillery, (4.) Digging Trenches, (5.) Wigwagging from flagship, (6.) Automatic Searchlight, (7.) Meal Time o 2192 All say What can we do For Home and Country – (.1) We can economize by making our own clothes, (2.) We can help the farmers with their crops, (3.) We can economize

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by elimination Meat certain days f the week, (4.) We can enroll in the Hospital service, (5.) We can give our sons for service for Old Glory, (6.) We can join the Red Cross, (7.) We can help by raising our own vegetables and doing our own canning, (8.) We can assurance to our German American friends of our full confidence in their loyalty to Old Glory, (9.) We can increase our efficiency by eliminating intoxicants, (10.) We can work for the boys at the front  Lot #250 – Lot of (52) Postcards – Ref. (Q), (R), (S), (T), (U), (V), (W), (X), (Y), (Z), (AA), (BB), (CC), (DD), (EE), (FF), (GG) o 2194 – (1.) Calling to you are you thoughtlessly throwing your money away? (2.) Be serious Forget the frivolous things of life be serious through this time of strife forget the clubs, the cards, the dance and work for the boys who will go to France, (3.) Stop and think if you’re asked by a friend to take a drink for the sake of Old Glory,(4.) It depends on you you and I may never go and stand on the firing line but the boys at the front belong to us, (5.) Let’s all get bus if you’re not called to go to war for this great land of ours there’s other things you can do to utilize your powers, (6.) God Bless our mothers the greatest gift that a mother can make for the land she loves and Old Glory’s sake is a loving son she would die to save God bless our mothers, (7.) You’re Flag and Mine Ah! This is Old Glory the Flag that we love and as long as she floats on breezes above which will be just as long as the bright stars will shine, (8.) The Red Cross is Calling Oh Womanhood there’s a work to do The Red Cross now is calling you lend to this cause your greatest powers to serve this grand Old Flag o 2195 For the Sake of Glory – (1.) Girl tending garden & reading letter from soldier, (2.) Girl writing letter to soldier, (3.) Girl waving goodbye to soldier, (4.) Girl cheering as soldier w/flag goes by, (5.) Soldier reading letter from girl, (6.) Soldier showing girl his rifle o 2196 – All read For the Sake of Old Glory @Pict. News Co. – (1.) USS Connecticut, (2.) USS Nebraska o 2197- All read For the Sake of Old Glory @Pict. News Co. – (1.) Reviewing Troops, (2.) A War Aeroplane, (3.) Hiking o 2198 – All read For the Sake of Old Glory @Pict. News Co. – (1.) Wireless in the field, (2.) Firing six-pounder gun, (3.) Football team from the Connecticut, (4.) Submarine Shark, (5.) Cavalry unsaddling horses, (6.) Auto truck fitted with railroad running gear, (7.) Infantry drill o 2199 – All read For Home and Country @Pict. News Co. – (1.) A military camp, (2.) Auto truck with railroad running gear, (3.) Cavalry marching, (4.) Cavalry drill o 2200 - All read For Home and Country @Pict. News Co. – (1.) USS Georgia, (2.) USS South Carolina o 2201 – All read For the Sake of Old Glory @Pict. News Co. – (1.) Col. Roosevelt and Gen. Wood reviewing parade, (2.) Cavalry charge, (3.) Wireless station, (4.) Six-pounder guns ready for action o 2203 – All read For Home and Country @Pict. News Co. – (1.) USS Massachusetts, (2.) USS Iowa, (3.) USS Indiana

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o No. 2205 10 designs I Wish I Were a Soldier – (1.) Dog-gone it! I’ve got to stay home and look after the women, (2.) Gee! A guy here at home ain’t got no chance a-tall o 2210 – (1.) Just a line from the old home town (lake side), (2.) Here’s to your early return to the old home town o 2211 – (1.) Greetings from the old home town (man pushing woman in swing) o 2212 – (1.) The wish of a friend May it only be just a little while, (2.) From a friend I would never want to let you ever think I could forget you, (3.) Show the Kaiser show the Kaiser plainly when you meet him over there, (4.) For the safe return of a solider boy while you’re doing the deeds, (5.) Over There now the Kaiser is the fellow that you’re going there to meet, (6.) he Wish of a Friend of a Soldier Boy may it only be just a little while till we hear your voice o 2212 10 designs Soldier Boy Message – (1.) Soldier Boy if you but knew how I think of you dear old friend of mine, (2.) To a soldier boy over there now the Kaiser is the fellow that you’re going there to meet o 2218 A Message from Camp Cody – (1.) Don’t Worry I haven’t had a minute to myself since I arrived, (2.) Friendly Greetings I’m trying awfully hard to be good while I’m here o 2222 – (1.) To Ask a Favor I’m going to ask a favor which I hope you won’t refuse o 2223 – (1.) Why Why do many folks we like dwell in a distant land while folks we care much less about we meet on every hand?  Lot #251 – Lot of (12) Postcards – Ref. (EE), (HH), (II), (JJ), (KK), (LL), (MM), (NN1), (NN2), (OO), (PP) o Black & White – (1.) The Crater Birdseye View of the Crater scene of the mine explosion July 30, 1864, (2.) 48th Pennsylvania regiment carrying powder into the tunnel for the explosion o No. 1492 Coat of Arms of the United States of America o A-430 USS Going Up o Camp Barber Shop Next! o All in but my shoe strings Keep Dry o Copyright 1906 by USSPC Co. The Liberty Bell o The Ranger and the Drake Seal of Captain John Paul Jones o 341 A Toast Here’s to the stars and stripes to the land of our birth to the American girl the best things on earth o Designed by Frank Walter French same verse as above with different girl o Copyright 1910 By Harry Lauder – (1.) Don’t Let Us Sing About War Anymore Just Let Us Sing of Love o E.S. Fisher, Des. Blodgett Boston – (1.) Our Country And for your country (by Edward Everett Hale Arranged by Charles F. Atkinson)  Lot #252 – Lot of (44) Postcards – Ref. (PP), (QQ), (III), (CC) – WWI o Copyright 1905 by D. Goldberg Newark NJ – US Army & National Guard Series – (3.) On Dress Parade, (6.) Boys will be Boys, (14.) First Aid to the Wounded, (15.) A Friendly Game of Seven-Up, (16.) 5 A.M. Excuse our Appearance, (17.) Rations Aplenty, (23.) Erecting a Skyscraper, (30.) Earning their Pay

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o No. 2282 10 designs Pro-Ally Sentimental - (1.) Sunshiny Thoughts in rural scene or City Street in summer’s bloom or winter’s sleet (2.) Hand In hand where roads are fair and skies are blue I hope sometime to walk with you, (3.) And Old Place where pathways glow at sunny noon where rivers flow beneath the moon o No Number – (1.) Shake How I wish I might travel all the way to your door for the pleasure of shaking your hand once more, (2.) Fourth of July Greetings Liberty and Union Now and Forever One and Inseparable, (3.) The Armory Worcester Mass, (4.) One of the Many Quiet Nooks What do you think of? (5.) Fifty-fifty I take this opportunity to send a card dear friend to thee o Camp Lee – A. Genuine Photos, Camp Lee copyrighted and published by Thompson Illustrations Co. Camp Photographers, Camp Lee Va. – (1.) Fire Dept., (2.) At the Veterinary School, (3.) Engineers at work, (4.) Pontoon Bridge Building, (5.) Street Scene, (6.) The Hostess House, (7.) Interior of YMCA auditorium, (8.) The Kaiser’s necklace, (9.) Over the Top and at ‘em all it lacks is ‘em, (10.) Looking West from water tank, (11.) Recruits learning to salute, (12.) On the Rifle Lee, (13.) Looking East from water tank, (14.) Where do we go from here boys?, (15.) YMCA Building No. 53, (16.) YMCA Building No. 81, (17.) Mess Time, (18.) Physical Drill, (19.) YMCA Building No. 54, (20.) Troops passing in review, (21.) Champion trip roper of the world, at veterinary school, (22.) New recruits first mess line, (23.) Bayonet combat, (24.) The engineers building a pontoon bridge, (25.) The signal Corps spelling C-am-m-p-L-e-e, V-a. in their own language, (26.) Troops on review div. headquarters, (27.) Snake game, physical drill, (28.) Old Glory  Lot #253 – Lot of (12) Postcards – Ref. (5F7), (5G), (5H), (5I), (5FS), (5F6) o 107 Soldier Lovers 24 Des – (1.) Somewhere in America, (2.) Don’t forget to write, (3.) A Soldier in Arms, (4.) You’ve got me guessing o 108 Sailor Lovers Aeroplanes 12 Des – (1.) How would you like to be with me o 109 Sailor Lovers Battleships 12 Des. – (1.) When shall we meet again, (2.) Where do we go from here, (3?) We’ll be leaving you soon, (4.) Just in for a good time o American Theatre Wing Stage Door Canteen (Berry?) – (1.) Welcome to the Stage Door o Desarts Studios Inc. Boston Mass USA 150 – (1.) OUR FLAG Behold the Colors-the stars and stripes the flag of our country…. (long poem) o Published by The Union News Co. NY City Made in Germany 5770 – (1.) Sea Girt NJ ‘Pranks’  Lot #254 – Lot of (28) Postcards – Ref. (X4a), (X4b), (X5), (X9), (X10), (X22), (X23), (X26) o Series 560-A Soldiers Lovers (12 des) – (1.) I am always ready to do my duty, (2.) None but the brave deserve the fair, (3.) I miss you o Series 560-B Sailor Lovers (12 des.) – (1.) Don’t forget the one who loves you o Series 560 Soldier & Sailor Lovers (24 des) – (1.) When duty calls I’m there, (2.) Doing my duty, (3.) I’m proud of you my boy, (4.) I’m thinking of you last good bye, (5.) Home was never like this, (6.) Don’t forget the one you left behind you, (7.) How we serve our country, (8.) I’m always ready o Series 570 Soldier Lovers 6 des – (1.) When you come home, (2.) Forget-me-not, (3.) I love a soldier boy, (4.) A soldier boy for mine, (5.) To my soldier boy

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o Series 570A Soldier Lovers 6 des – (1.) Don’t forget the one you left behind, (2.) I’d like to capture someone’s heart o Series 592 Soldier Love Dreams 9 des – (1.) In my thoughts by day and in my dreams at night, (2.) My thought fondly roam to you o Series 593 Sailor Lovers 6 des – (1.) My thoughts fondly roam to you, (2.) Comrades in Arms, (3.) Though far apart heart speaks to heart o Series 596 Soldier Lovers (12 des) – (1.) I’ll keep on loving you forever, (2.) My heart is with you to-night, (3.) I often think of you, (4.) Somewhere a voice is calling  Lot #255 – Lot of (28) Postcards – Ref. (5E1), (5E2), (5E3), (5E4), (5E5), (5E6), (5E7), (5E8), (5E9), (4R17), (4R18), (4R19), (4R20), (4R21a), (4R21b), (4R22) o ZED 514 Fabrication Francais – (1.) Remembrance Souvenir o FURIA –(1.) 2069/6 Friends for ever, (2.) 2073/3 All kind thoughts, (3.) 2072/4 Love and kisses o LAX – (1.) 2025 And when I return the same shall I be shall whisper as ever Oh How I love thee! o DIX Paris – (1.) 1266 La mair dans la mair jusqua a la victoire Hand on Hand to Victory, (2.) 1358 On les a eu vive les pollus We caught them Glory at Pollus and Sammies o LaPensie – (1.) 667 I think of you o REX – (1.) 943 C’est l’Amour qui nous elie! It is the love that unites us! o Alias – (1.) 126 Kind remembrance souvenir, (2.) 126 a kiss for you Un baiser, (3.) 126 Oh! how comfortable we are Ah qu’on est bien!, (4.) 144 Joy for both Bonheur a deux o N.D. Paris – (.1) 1348 Je pense a Vous de Loin Kind thoughts from afar o Artist Truchel – (1.) Bravo! Camarade, A l’ombre de ton drapeau, nous marc herons vers la vistoire. Bravo comrad under the protection of your flag we will win the Victory! o No. 42 Soldiers Lovers –Bamforth – (.1) Good-bye don’t forget me, (2.) I wish you were with me, (3.) I hope you got my letter, (4.) From an Old Friend, (5.) I’ve got all I need but you (same people as 1-4 but not labeled as Soldier Lovers) o No 712 Witty Comic Series Bamforth – (1.) Do you know what USA will mean soon kid? No? Uns Singing Amen! o Songs Series No 4990/3 Mother Machree- Bamforth - (3.) Ev’ry sorrow or care in the dear days gone by was made bright by the light in your eye like a candle that’s set in a window at night o Advice to Soldiers - Bamforth – (1.) Don’t forget your old friend, (2.) When you’re lonely think of me o Song Series No. 4924/1- Bamforth -There’s a long, long trail – (1.) Nights are growing very lonely days are very long o Song Series No. 4876/1- Bamforth - Somewhere a voice is calling – (1.) Duck and the shadows falling o’er land and sea o Your World in My World- Bamforth – (1.) The parting years are clouds gone by bright sunshine fills the sky, (2.) Your world is my world all the years to be  Lot #256 – Lot of (23) Postcards – Ref. (N2), (5A1), (4Z), (5A3), (5A2)

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o Copyright MCMV by P.J. Plant (not numbered) Published by H. Finkelstein & Son NY 0 (1.) Fall In! (2.) Fours Right! (3.) Guide Right! (4.) Quick Time! (5.) Shoulder Arms! (6.) Fall Out! (7.) Fire! o Anglo-American Post Cards Co. New York & Berlin S.L. _ copyright 1907 by I.M. Kline – (1.) A Soldier’s life a happy life, (2.) My country calls, I have to go, shall do my duty and fight the foe, (3.) Dear boy I know you’re true that’s why I love you, (4.) Don’t cry my girl don’t cry good-bye my love good bye, (5.) In my uniform of blue I’ll come marching back to you, (6.) Shall return to you with colors gay and bells shall ring for our wedding day o Des. Pat. 174634 Oct. 30, 1917 by Carrie Pickett Moore, Bon Air, Va. – (1.) With the star spangled banner to the front supported on either side by the Union Jack and the French Tri-Color there is bound to be a victory for the Allies o Same pictures as 5A1 and 5A2 with no words but in color 360 – Anglo American – (1.) Same as 6A2-6, (2.) Same as SL3, (3.) Same as SL5 and 5A2S, (4.) Same as SL6 and 5A24, (5.) Same as SL1 and 5A2 3 o Same pictures as 5A1 with no words in black & white 542 – (3.) Same as SL 1, (4.) Same as SL6, (5.) Same as SL5, (6.) Not like the ones I have, sitting and kissing  Lot #257 – Lot of (26) Postcards – Ref. (W2), (W3), (W4), (W5), (X1a), (X1b), (X2), (X3), (X4) o No. 216 Soldier Series – (5.) Don’t forget your soldier boy o Soldier Series 216/5 – (1.) Don’t cry little girl don’t cry I’ll be back with you soon, (2.) I’ll always be true to you, (3.) I know you will receive me with open arms, (4.) I’ll fight for you and the stars and stripes, (5.) Wait for me and I’ll marry you o 495 Made in Germany no words – (1.) Sailor with arms around girl getting ready to kiss her, (2.) Sailor kissing girl, (3.) Girl holding sailor back with smile o 496 Made in Germany no words – (1.) Soldier kissing girl o Ser. 528 Soldier comic (12 des) – (1.) A PRISONER I’ll capture you yet! o Series 556 Pennant Message (24 des) – (1.) Hurry Up and Hurry Back to – Hurry! Hurry! o Copyright 1905 by P.J. Plant Washington DC – (5.) Attention, (27.) Oh Joy!, (28.) A Toss Up, (58.) Fire!, (65.) Guide Right, (102.) The Sweetest Story Ever Told, (125.) On Outpost o Copyright 1906 by P.J. Plant Washington DC – (95.) A line up for mess, (96.) Next! (98.) Reveille, (101.) Watching the enemy o P.J. Plant Washington DC – (9.) On a hike, (94.) Filling Mattresses, (99.) Limbering Up  Lot #258 – Lot of (34) Postcards – Ref. (X5), (X6), (X7), (X8), (Y1.), (Y2.), (Y3.) o Copyright 1905 by P.J. Plant Washington DC Calcium Light Series A – (5.) Attention, (6.) The Star Spangled Banner, (6.) Present Arms Both look like 6A, (7.) Carry Arms! (8.) Inspection Arms, (9.) Stack Arms! (10.) Fours Right! (12.) Quick Time! (13.) Mount! (14.) General Inspection, (15.) Rest! (16.) Shoulder Arms! (17.) Load! (18.) Aim! (19.) Fire! (20.) About Face! (21.) Fall Out! (22.) Fall In! (23.) Tattoo o Copyright 1905 by P.J. Plant Washington DC Calcium Series – (50.) Present Arms, (68.) Kiss me in your dreams o Copyright 1904 by P.J. Plant No number black & white – (1.) Kiss me in your dreams o Copyright MCMV by P.J. Plant – (1.) Guide Right! o Copyright 1905 H.H. Stratton Chattanooga Tenn. – (1.) Field Maneuvers – Present Arms! (2.) Field Maneuvers-Fall In! (3.) Field Maneuvers – Close Ranks! (4.) State Military

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Encampment – Field Maneuvers Soldiers administering a blanket court-martial to a female spy o Published by H.H. Stratton Chattanooga, Tenn. Copyright 1906 State Military Encampment – (1.) A soldier on pass, (2.) Refused pass to go to town, (3.) My dear.. o Published by H.H. Stratton Chattanooga, Tenn. No year – (1.) US Army Field Maneuvers – A young sergeant captures a blushing beauty during a sham battle, (2.) State Military Encampment A country girl visits to see the soldier boys – ain’t that nice, (3.) State Military Encampment Office of the Chief Quartermaster Will you (meat) me as agreed? (4.) State Military Encampment Two girls engage in a boxing contest over a soldier in front of headquarters and are separated by the Colonel’s Orderly  Lot #259 – Lot of (21) Postcards – Ref. (4R2), (V1), (V2), (V3), (V4), (U1), (U2) o Patriotic Lover No. 440 – Bamforth - (not all have 440 on them but all are in circles) - (1.) I’ll stand by this man who stands by his country, (2.) Finding the range, (3.) Good-bye sweetheart, (4.) These are the kind I like, (5.) Jack’s the boy in love or war, (6.) But if love’s the best of all than can a man befall, why Jack’s the king of all for they all love Jack, (7.) When Jack comes back, (8.) I’m proud of you o Series 25 6 Designs – (1.) Ship Ahoy o Series No. 28 (16 designs) – (1.) You’re the only one for me, (2.) Will you be a soldier’s sweetheart? (3.) The girl I left behind o Series No. 37 Chas. Clark – (1.) Greetings I’ll say hurray and wave my flag! I hear you’ll soon be back and when your train pulls in you’ll see we camped upon the track! o Series No. 50 – (1.) Sailor’s smug Harbor o Series 395 (horseshoe has I.G.U. Co. NY) – (1.) Be brave I won’t run, (2.) Come and camp with me awhile, (3.) Front face and then forward, (4.) You rank high with me, (5.) Yes I’ll live for you, (6.) Fire when you are ready o Series 396 (horse has I.G.U. Co. NY) – (3.) You’ll always find a harbor with me  Lot #260 – Lot of (38) Postcards – Ref. (RR), (SS1), (SS2), (SS3), (4X2), (4X3), (4T) o Bergan Quality – (1.) The Spirit of 1914, (2.) Volunteers, (3.) A friendly exchange, (4.) Landing a party, (5.) Under arms, (6.) Our Navy, (7.) Not Afraid of Powder o S. Ltd. Tommy Lad Series London Artist A. Barrett – (1.) Home, (2.) Off to the War o No. 4005 Printed in England The Regent Pub. Co. Ltd. London N.W. Artist Rez Maurice – (1.) I am thinking ever thinking of me dear one on the sea I am waiting ever waiting till you return to me o Allan Series No. 514 British Manufacture – (1.) To let you see me heart is true, and that I always think of you o Copyright 1909 L.R. Conwell NY The Navy – (1.) 168 Will you be true to me! (2.) 170 A Sailor’s Knot, (3.)171 Always on Guard, (4.) 172 Doing his Duty, (5.) 173 A Recruiting Station o Copyright 1909 L.R. Conwell NY – (1.) 305 Hammock Days Caught in the Act! o Published by C.O. Buckingham Washington DC Copyright 1917 – (1.) Present Arms! (2.) Aim! (3.) Tattoo, (4.) Fall Out! (5.) Rest, (6.) Doing his duty, (7.) Load! (8.) Inspection of arms, (9.) About face! (10.) Relieving the Guard, (11.) Surrender! (12.) Close Order

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March! (13.) Taps, (14.) Charge! (15.) Fire, (16.) Carry Arms! (17.) Attention! (18.) Double Time! (19.) Target Practice, (20.) Inspection, (21.) Facing the Powder  Lot #261 – Lot of (25) Postcards – Ref. (Z4), (Z5), (Z6), (7S1), (7S2), (7T), (BBB), (4R1) o Series No. 703 Comical Kaiser Series (12 des) – (1.) Hock Der Kaiser! A visit to uncle, (2.) Who said the Yanks can’t fight? (3.) The place for you Garbage o 705 Soldier Lovers – (1.) From me to you, (2.) I am aiming straight at a pair of red lips o Series 706 Flag of our Allies (12 des) – (1.) Open my heart and you will see Graved inside of it, Italy such lovers old are I and she so always so shall ever be Robert Browning o Copyright by Palmer Pub. Co. 225 5th Ave NY All say ‘Joys of Army Life’ (Leo Ark) – (1.) THAT WOODEN HORSE – We fellers snicker when the tenderfoot tries to mount, (2.) AFTER THE LAST LONG MILE, (3.) REVEILLE - A Joyous Sound with which to begin the Day o Copyright by Palmer (Stockwell) Our boys on the job – (1.) Home the flag Mother and for these reasons I am here please write soon yours truly o Printed in Germany (Green writing on back w/ribbons in 2 corners of front) Men are not in uniforms – (1.) My nights are now fully occupied, (2.) Would you like a job like this? (3.) Now then hurry on o Celesque Series P Co. – (1.) 1397 A Pilgrim from the East (Ellett?), (2.) 1405 From the Wild and Woolly West (Flora White), (3.) 1406 Now we shan’t be long (Flora White), (4.) 1407 Some flag (Flora White), (5.) 1408 Advance America (Flora White), (6.) 1409 Good Old Uncle Sam (Flora White), (7.) 1410 For Liberty(Flora White), (8.) 1412 Now Glory for Old Glory o 3. Artist Fred Spurgin – (1.) Our Commander in Chief/God Bless him, (2.) Who’s Prepared? (3.) Away with toys – give me a gun! o Sentimental Series No. 765 – (1.) Love and Good Luck till the boys come home keep the home-fires burning while your hearts are yearning though your lads are far away they dream of home  Lot #262 – Lot of (39) Postcards – Ref. (LL), (JJ), (K1), (K2), (K3), (X7), (VV1), (II), (WW) o Hometown Series Made in USA – (1.) I wonder if ‘twould cheer you to know while you’re away that there is one in – who misses you night and day, (2.) This is to let you know I’m well and quite contented too and stationed now at – where I’d like to hear from you, (3.) If you would like to cheer me up and tickle me all through just drop a line to – that’s all you have to do, (4.) There’s a soldier who is being missed both day and night-time too by a lonely friend in – and that soldier man is you, (5.) I’ve bought a brand new aeroplane and as soon as I get through flying over – I’m going to fly to you, (6.) Kind of lonesome without you dear since you went away to camp and the nightfall in – find a lot of pillows damp, (7.) If you’ll look in the mirror somebody there you’ll see whom a soldier boy at – is missing awfully o No. 2001 – (1.) All to the front! o JMP Series 510 – (1.) I am prepared in – to keep peace o JMP Series 515 – (1.) Good luck to our soldier boy o JMP Series 531 – (1.) Defend the flag and me, (2.) I need you, but our country needs you more, (3.) Till peace and you return

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o Series 567 War correspondence (12 des) – (1.) A Salute I pledge allegiance to the flag as every man should but my whole duty isn’t done til I’ve saluted you, (2.) Write! If I were there and you were here ‘tis neither here nor there I wouldn’t fail to write to you, (3.) Am I learning how to fight? Well you’ll find out if you don’t write! (4.) Thanks! ‘Tis sweet to hear from folks at home (we all like homemade candy) we’re seasoned troops already that box of grub was dandy, (5.) Left! Left! Left! I always get left when the mail comes round why don’t you write? o ‘Squares’ only Made in USA C 1917 W.W.B. – (1.)40 Good luck to you my boy over there the Lord be with you everywhere, (2.) 53 No time to write as we learn to fight morning night and noon, (3.) 55 We’re about to sail for Europe soon somewhere in France we’ll roam, (4.) 56 It’s in the Blood they don’t fight the same in Europe as they did in ’63 and the new fangled ways of killing don’t seem just right to me, (5.) 61 Although we parted with a smile our feeling best to hide my ever wish and prayer is that you were by my side, (6.)62 To our allies we have been blessed with Liberty with sons that are loyal and true Uncle Sam will do his bit somewhere over there with you (Jack Lynas C1917), (7.) 70 May our glorious flag and this lucky star guide you and keep you wherever you are, (7.) 73 Miss Liberty hold on! nor any longer fear that Huns will ravish, murder, rob, a shield a mighty help is near for Uncle Sam is on the job (C1917 W.W.B.) o Henry Heininger Co. Pub. NY – (1.) Miss Preparedness I’m very small but growing fast (34 signed W.R.), (2.) Sherman said that war is hell Grant said it was a curse but I think I’ll do very well with such a pretty nurse, (3.) American Beauties, (4.) He played Villa! (Signed W.R.), (5.) with such a nurse to bind my wounds campaigning can’t be hard away with doubt I’ll go at once and join the National Guard, (6.) I’m neutral BUT not afraid of any of them (Wallace Robinson-1915), (7.) Our Stalwart Defenders of the red, white and blue preparedness is the best guarantee of peace o Small eagles on either side at top of back – (1.) Stop! Piracy, 92.) No words Uncle Sam protecting country form Kaiser dog, (3.) No words Uncle Sam spanking the Kaiser, (4.) No words Uncle Sam knocking Kaiser out while boxing, (5.) No words Uncle Sam pulling Kaiser’s ear, (6.) No words Kaiser thrown on sheet with spikes  Lot #263 – Lot of (50) Postcards – Ref. (4R16), (4R14), (4R15), (4Y), (5O1), (5O2), (5O3), (4A), (4C), (4D), (4E), (4F), (4G), (6J), (6K), (6L), (6M), (6N), (6B), (6C), (6D1), (6D2), (RRR1), (RRR2), (SSS), (TTT), (UUU) o No. 39 Soldier Comics How you feel (Joe Rankin US Army) – Bamforth – (1.) when you receive that letter from HER, (2.) when your captain is introduced to you best girl, (3.) the first time you wear your chevrons, (4.) in your first uniform, (5.) at the first inoculation, (6.) when the top sergeant bawls you out o In Dear Old Georgia- (1.) when e’er the sun begins to shed its ray of golden hue when birds begin to cease their songs of joy o No. 38 War Comics – (1.) Gee Whiz! I’ve served years without a scratch now I come home and get shell shock first day (Tempest) o T-E Co. – (1.) Oh Boy! (2.) The Best souvenirs are not picked up on the battlefields self- confidence self-respect/health determination good citizenship/new ideas Gordon Grant Capt. USA, (3.) Pvt. Potts wonders why pickets won’t stay buttoned – Duty Poster, (4.)

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Our boy our Army, (5.) The American soldier with high ideals, health confidence and determination on his side he conquered selfishness indifference and laziness and awakened a nation, (6.) Listen to that Bugler sounding sick call and me feeling the way I do, (7.) We should worry let the Hun have the Grouch, (8.) I am a soldier of the United States I know my duties and perform them smartly and cheerfully when Uncle Sam no longer needs me I shall go out proud of having served o Copyright J.B. Murphy El Paso Comic strips – (1.) of all the glad words of tongue or pen the gladdest ae these it’s payday again, (2.) when a feller needs a friend on the Mexican border, (3.) Gosh darn the band I was just snoozing off, (4.) They called us rookies the day we joined the army but we are not yellow o Lamoree 1st Penna Cavalry Hosp. C El Paso printing – (1.) Two days before pay day all dressed up and no place to go o Hand drawn comics – (1.) The new slogan PEP! PEP! PEP! (2.) The Sunny South (by A. H. Ginn Battery F 107 F.M.) o Design, Poem and Copyright by Frances Adams Halsted 2 East 56th St NY Dedicated to the People of the United States of America – (1.) Columbia Calls (long poem) o I can’t read signature but looks like Wall – (1.) US boy holding large gun with military belt & musket o W735 Printed in Great Britain – (1.) Now we sha’nt be long! Bombs, blasting Gelatine Jam o Signed J. Jarrest USN – (1.) Two Proud to Fight o A Mutoscope card printed in USA – (1.) A Winning Combination o PP. Printed in Germany - (1.) no words woman dressed in stars and stripes riding white horse o Pub. by M.N. Co NY Greetings from Camp – (1.) 107-3 in a camp like this there’s a lot to do and no duty we ever shirk but nevertheless I’m telling you it isn’t always work, (2.) 107-4 From our camp I send you greeting with hopes for a future meeting, (3.) 107-9 We don’t have every convenience here that’s part of the fun no hot and cold water o Pub. by M.N. Co. NY Greetings – (1.) 207-8 Greetings what care you for war? Or for wars alarms so long as you have such a comrade in arms? o 2152 – (1.) I am strictly private here o 1203 – Printed in Germany – (1.) Best Wishes o 3900 – (1.) Young America o Copyright 1918 E.O. Renech Chicago Best I can read – (1.) Our Daddy what hopes and fears and anxieties filled the hearts of American mothers, (2.) Soldier’s Return wives and babies rejoice when their soldier hero returns happy hours pass as he relates his stories of want and privations of daring and heroism o Samuel Levinson Publisher San Francisco Cal. – (1.) Then conquer we must for our cause is just and this be our motto In God Is Our Trust and the star spangled banner in triumph shall wave o’er the land of the fee o Art and Humor Pub. Co. Limited Chancery Lane London W.C. A.H. Chee O Series Artist Fred Spurgin (1.) No. 290 Cheery-O! Just a card for the front

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o Cards have gold trim and very fancy lettering on back for Post Card (may be unmarked TheoChrome) – (1.) Will you be true Dear, (2.) We shall part no more o C-1916 Standard Art Co. NY The proceeds from these cards go to relief of the Allies – (1.) The Allies Montenegro-Japan-Italy-G. Britain-France-Belgium-Russia-Serbia-Portgual o Copyright 1908 by The Middlesex Company Middletown Conn. All say read signals from lower left hand corner – (1.) Mother in rocking chair, (2.) Sailor sitting chair with girl, (3.) Girl looking at picture of sailor o Anglo Life Series Good-Bye Little Girl Good-bye – (3.) N211 From afar come the sound of a battle bugles call soldiers fall on the ground mid the roar and the rattle lies a boy soldier boy there’s a rose in my breast my comrade, (4.) N204 – Good-bye little girl good-bye Good-bye little girl good-bye o British Manufacture 19 It’s a long long way from Tipperary – (1.) In Action – driving back the Huns Molly wrote a neat reply to Irish Paddy O’ saying Mike Maloney wants to marry me and so leave the strand and Piccadilly o British Manufacture No. 1042 – (1.) I wish you were billeted with ME!  Lot #264 – Lot of (22) Postcards – Ref. (XX), (YY), (ZZ), (AAA), IIII), (1112), (1113), (1114), (1115), (4M1), (4M2), (4M3), (4N), (4O), (1116), (JJJ) o The words on back look like calligraphy (kids playing soldier) – (1.) Forward! March! and straight ahead as fast as I can go I’m bringing my new toys to you that’s why I’m hurrying so,(2.) We wish that you would come and stay and help us march and drill each day this is the way we do our bit please tell us what you think of it, (3.) If you want to be a sentry and carry a long gun just come around and look at us and see just how it’s done o Sole Distributer Edward Gross NY Copyright 1908 Moffat Yard & Co. – (1.) Love and Duty, (2.) The man behind the gun o A. Baetz & Co. NY Made in Germany – (1.) Plastic on paper flower pot with raised flowers and flag o Successful Farming Co. – (1) Three Patriots o Series n58 Vise Paris 302 Les femmes alliees soldat – (1.) Amerique Avee les champions deDroit o Ser. K V K V 319-1-12 Umel. eop. akad. malire V. Cutty – (1.) Tys to, o zeme ma, subdue blazena o (1.) Sket Sokolstva V Americe A Zavody N.J. Sokolse 26, 27,28 a 29 Srpna 1909 v Chicago o 880-3 – (1.) Le Nazioni Neutrali Stati Uniti d’America o 2743 Printed in Paris I. Lapina –(1.) Permettez moi de me presenter Allow me to greet you o Inter-Art Co. Red Lion Square London W.C. Patriot Kids Series No. 946 – (1.) ‘S’h – Sh! Here’s a Spy! Chut!! …un espion! o Inter-Art Co. Kinofilm House 6 & 7 Red Lion Square London W.C. Patriotic III Series No. 802- (1.) Now are we all here? YES!! o Inter-Art Co. Red Lion Square London W.C. Allies Series No. 833 – (1.) We Are Seven! (The Lucky Number) o National Series Made in Great Britain No. 1349 – (.1) Where’er thou art What’er thy Lot one friend at least forgets thee not

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o A.M. Simon 32 Union Square New York – (1.) A Soldier’s Dream o Inter-Art Co. Florence House Barnes London S.W. Comique Series – (1.) 1328 I must go Damme it’s in the blood! Il faut que je parte nom de Dieu! C’est dans le sang! Your king and country need you, (2.) 2004 I wise old Owl sat in an oak the more he saw the less he spoke the less he spoke the more he heard let us all imitate that wise old bird! (3.) 2008 What’s in a name anyway? Apollo, Hercules, Implacable, Terrible Venerable, Fairy o Published for Haydon Ord Merrill Bywood Upper Darby Pa. – (1.) In God we Trust The Great Seal of the United States of America, (2.) US Honor Men Real Fellows  Lot #265 – Lot of (35) Postcards – Ref. (5J), (5K), (5L), (Y14), (Y13), (4R7), (4R8), (4R4), (4R5), (4R6) o Back has flower on either end of Post card – (1.) 108 It is more blessed to give than to receive! (2.) Say pal what sort of a bit are you going to do over there? A good bit out of the Kaiser’s nearest leg! (3.) Camp Terms Taps, (4.) Camp Terms Fatigue, (5.) Camp Terms Guard Mount o Published by J&M Ottenheimer Baltimore Md. – (1.) Mount Royal Station showing Fifth Maryland Regiment returning from Trip, Baltimore Md. o Copyright 1918 by M.V. Bixby Plattsburgh NY – (1.) Do you know this Guy? Fill in features and expression to suit taste Anon o Series No 683 Soldier Comics (12 designs) – (1.) What I want for souvenirs, (2.) The crowd here is just crazy about music! (3.) If mother could only see me now! (4.) I know I can make good in the signal corps! (5.) Just like mother used to make, (6.) Mess Call the most popular sport here! (7.) It’s great to be a fighting man o No. 681 Soldier Comics (12 designs) – (1.) Sharpshooter I’m a good shot but I do miss you, (2.) Unconditional Surrender you certainly have captured me, (3.) To Arms! who wouldn’t fall in to your arms? (5.) Over the Top I’d go over the top for you any time o Bamforth – blue trim with flags and flowers – (1.) There never was Flag or Country like the one we honor today be brave be true and loyal you’re a son of the USA, (2.) Beneath Old Glory’s sacred folds the red, the white, the blue a true American sends greetings to another one that’s you o Bamforth – misc. – (1.) Wanted – five minutes with the guy who said It’s clothes that make the man, (2.) and Dad said be a man, (3.) draw me not without a cause sheath me not without honor, (4.) you should see us doing our duty, (5.) who said baby killers? it’s up to me to see them Germans keep off here, (6.) a pleasant sensation in camp o Bamforth – Clare Ungell – (1.) Our cavalry recruits are some class yea bo, (2.) all recruits in camp must take a bath and this bird is getting his, (3.) no German hotdogs will escape us, (4.) sorry I can’t write much by this post, (5.) we like to entertain visitors, (6.) mother didn’t put me wise on flannel washing o Bamforth - J. Collins US Army – (1.) If at first you don’t succeed try try again o Bamforth – A.A. Nash – (1.) I see your back from the front  Lot #266 – Lot of (18) Postcards – Ref. (X3), (C) (X6), (X11), (K7), (K4), (K5) o Series 559 Fat Kid (12 des.) – (1.) Wasting Away! ‘tis easy to reduce some kinds of waste but to reduce some waist is easier said than done!

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o Copyright 1910 by F. & H. Levy Manufacturing Co. NY Lion logo – (1.) Absent but not forgotten o Series 561 Soldier Comics 12 des. – (1.) I’ve got a job at the Base artist Collins o Series 571 War Nurses – (1.) First in peace first aid in war first always in the hearts of her countrymen hats off to the Red Cross! o J.P.M. Misc. Series – (1.) 543 War-Time Savings save the pennies, (2.) 544 I want you more and more A draft of hot air, (3.) 547 Do you remember the good times? over the top, (4.) 551 Though far away you’re ever in my thoughts, (5.) 552 You’re the only one for me, (6.) 553 Any time is love time, (7.) 556 It’s great to write pages of love to you, (8.) 558 You’ll be well provided with love when we meet again o JMP Series 532 – (1.) Where’s the coward who would not dare to die for such a land? (Scott), (2.) One flag one land one heart one hand one nation evermore (D.W. Holmes) o JMP Series 533 – (1.) Up up with that banner where’er it may call our millions shall rally around, (2.) Give us the flag, Columbia’s flag beneath its folds we fear no foe! (3.) Loose its folds asunder flag we rally under! (4.) Ah! proudly should we bear it and guard this flag of ours  Lot #267 – Lot of (40) Postcards – Ref. (AA), (BB), (DD), (EE), (II), (JJ1), (JJ2), (KK), (LL), (MM) – WWI o Either no number or not able to read – (1.) My sweetheart comes and walk with me though on Sentry Duty I may be, (2.) My folks were born in ___ but guess who my uncle is? (3.) That’s my flag and I dare anybody to say anything against it, (4.) Who said I’m not Patriotic? (5.) The fist that has ‘The Punch’, (6.) When this gentleman takes off his coat he means business, (7.) We never start anything we can’t finish, (8.) Hurrah! for Old Glory my hat’s off to her boys, (9.) 3 in 1 for Humanity, 910.) Maid in America and well protected by Uncle Sam and his boys, (11.) Oh boy! can’t he fight, (12.) He and I with blood in eye side by side march in stride nuf sed, (13.) Our Country right or wrong Our Country, (14.) Breathes there the man with soul so dead who never to himself hath said this is my own native land (Scott), (15.) Land where my father died land of the Pilgrim’s pride from every mountain side freedom ring (S.F. Smith), (16.) Thank God I am an American! (Daniel Webster), (17.) No-siree! these colors won’t run, (18.) Right on the job every time, (19.) In France we’ll make him dance, (20.) We never start anything we can’t finish, (21.) Just wait till we get on the other side of the big pond we’re show them a trick or two o 71 – (7.) Loading the Sun, (10.) The Breeches Buoy in Action o 1917 HG B – (A5.) America Undivided in the cause of freedom kindred spirits in the cause of Liberty, (A14.) My life, my all for my country’s flag! o 170 (no words) – (1.) Wagon train, (2.) Shooting cannon, (3.) Wagon stopped with white horse, (4.) in front of red and white tents, (5.) soldiers at their cannons, (6.) Soldier standing on shoulder of another looking tall, (9.) Soldiers in line for chow, (13.) Soldiers at cannon, (??) Women & soldiers sitting around wagons o 171- (3.) US Cadets at Attention o 172 – US Sailors – (6.) Landing o 172 US Marines – (1.) Drilling in front barracks

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o 178 ? –(15.) Encampment at American Lake, Wash. o 6 – (18.) Greetings from Picturesque America o Has eagle but no numbers or words – (1.) Ladies sitting around camp  Lot #268 – Lot of (35) Postcards – WWI Ref. (A), (B), (C), (D), (D), (F) o Illustrated Post Card & Nov. Co. NY - 1327 – (1.) Yankee Doodle Dandy sounds mighty good to me, (2.) That’s my Uncle Sam and maybe I’m not proud of him, (3.) When THIS GENTLEMAN takes off his coat he means business o 1328 – (1.) Without rancor without hate flies our flag in grandeur great, (2.)Thank God I am an American Daniel Webster, (3.) The Flag of the Free, (4.) Never saw Defeat, (5.) Long may she wave, (6.) The best flag under the sun under it Liberty was won, (7.) Let it wave from home and steeple it’s the flag of a free people, (8.) Up to stay up, (9.) Under the red white and blue fights our army for me and for you, (10.) Old Glory o 1329 – cards look like 1355 – (1.) Our Allies o 1351- (1.) Every feather a fighter (found another card that said 1327), (2.) These are the boys that get there, (3.) I’d like to get in step with you, (4.) Somebody is going to get what they’ve been looking for PDQ, (5.) Always ready to do her share, (6.) Three cheers for the red white and blue, (7.) Now where are those blanket blank blank U-boats o 1352 – (1.) My country ‘tis of thee sweet land of liberty, (2.) The star spangled banner in triumph shall wave o’er the land of the free and the home of the brave, (3.) United for Right and Fair Play, (4.) Our Uncle he can’t be beaten! (5.) The hopes of the Nation center where the choice of the people dwells, (6.) Our Heritage The Spirit of 1776, (7.) The American people must think speak and act together, (8.) Freedom’s shield it stands between humanity and oppression o 1355 – (1.) United for Right and Fair Play, (2.) Our Allies (w/eagle), (3.) United We Stand, (4.) In Honor Bound, (5.) United for Victory, (6.) United for Democracy  Lot #269 – Lot of (11) Postcards – Ref. (MM, NN, OO, PP, QQ, RR, SS, TT, UU, VV) o (MM) Copyright applied for (1.) You would be tickled with Fr. Benjamin Harrison (feather on card); (NN) Copyright 1906 Mrs. D.H. Lide A.S.P. Co. St. Loutis, Mo. (1.) No. 4690 Souvenier of the South (Cotton on card); (OO) Admire Schley (1.) “Richfield” Admiral Schley’s Birth place, Frederick Md. (Marken & Marken); (2.) Battleship Kearsarge (Sub Post Card); (PP) The Willet Press, New York (1.) Home Mission Emblem America A field A force o (QQ) Pub. By Kraus Mfg. Co., New York (1.) Hans and Gretel Schneider, the Tango Dancing Midgets Hans, 20 years old; 24 inches Grete, 22 years old; 26 inches (flags behind them); (RR) What about us? Published by the Methodist Episcopal Church in Philadelphia (I.) (Picture of blacks in scout uniforms holding flag.); (SS) Educational Series “Americanism” Published by the Albetype Co. Founded 1887 (1.) “In God We Trust” The American Creed by William Tyler Page; (TT) Exact Repro of business card used during the Centennial in 1876 (1.) We’re been marching One hundred years!! 1776-1876-1976 200 Years of Freedom; (UU) P.O.P. Parade 1910 Elite Post Card Co. Kansas City, Mo. Made in U.S.A. A-11158 (Eagle); (VV) Greetings from Philadelphia Entrance to Strawberry Mansion Feeding the Dromedary Zoological Gardens – A shady walk, showing fish pond in Zoological Gardens

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 Lot #270 – Lot of (10) Postcards – Ref. (N. #173, 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10) o (1.) Honor the living for life’s consecration Give to their pierced hearts love’s healing balm; (2.) May thy sweet blossoms never cease – To bloom in love and trust and peace; (3.) Strew the fair garlands – Where slumber the dead; (4.) The day’s oration is in flowers, Sing, ye gardens! Speak, ye bowers!; (5.) Cover their graves with laurel and palm!; (6.) The bravest are the tenderest – The loving are the darling; (7.) And every patriot’s dust shall claim – Affection’s tenderest tears; (8.) To him that died for his country – Glory and endless years; (9.) In token of the love we bear – Our offerings ‘round we strew; (10.) Sound o’er the brave refrain of the sea.  Lot #271 – Lot of (20) Postcards – Ref. (CC, NN, BB) o (CC) Illustrated Post Card Co. (1.) Union Forever – In Memory of the Brave (GAR model) (2.) Victory Forever 1776 1812 1848 1861-65 1898 (Undivided back) (3.) Victory 1776 1812 1848 1861-65 1898 (Undivided back) o (NN) Copyright 1907 P. Sander, N.Y. Illustrated Post Card Co. N.Y. Set 5007 (1.) (eagle on shield & flag in front of White House & Capitol) (2.) (Lady Liberty w/flag, shield & eagle) (3.) (Lady Liberty w/flag, shield & eagle in front of White House) (4.) (eagle on shield & stars in background) (5.) (Statue of Liberty in front of flag w/eagle in front) (5.) (Statue of Liberty in front of flag w/eagle in front) (6.) (eagle on shield sitting on glove w/stars in background) o (BB) Copyright 1907 by Illustrated Postal Card Co. N.Y. Set 151 (1.) (Uncle Sam) (2.) (Lady Liberty w/flag) (3.) (Eagle on shield w/two flags) (4.) Honor the Brave! 1861-1865 (Lady Liberty reclining w/flag and eagle) (5.) ( Lady’s head on shild w/flag) (6.) (Lady Liberty w/flag, and Statue of Liberty in background) (7.) (Eagle w/flags, shield, and olive branch) (8.) Honor the Brave! 1861-1865 (Uncle Sam holding curtain & looking at Statue of Liberty) (9.) (Same as #8 except w/250th Anniversary of Kingston, N.Y. 1658-1908) (10.) (Same as #8 except picture is in oval frame) (11.) (Same as #3 except has the words Honor the Brave! 1861-1865)000  Lot #272 – Lot of (17) Postcards – Ref. (TT, UU, GG, HH, II, JJ, KK1, KK2, XX1, XX2, YY, ZZ, AAA) o (TT) Copyright, 1908 by Chas, A. Beck, PCG Co. (1.) Miss Liberty, at dawn’s first peep, awakes the echoes from their sleep (2.) Miss Liberty at noon doth make, with cannon’s blast, the earth to shake. (3.) Miss Liberty, quite debonair, end the day with rocket’s flare. (4.) Miss Liberty, with hearty cheer, at sunset rends the atmosphere. o (UU) SB S 214 Made in U.S.A. (1.) There Were Some Fine Milch Cows (2.) There Was Lots Going On. o (GG) Copyright 1909 by J.O. Cardinell (1.) On Picket Duty o (HH) A Z O around where stamp would be (1.) A Soldier’s Dream In Texas, Serg’t Schulze. o (II) Ancient Order United Werkmen A O U W, Holy Bible. o (JJ) Published by Geo. G. Prince, Buffalo, N.Y. 4444 (1.) To Our Flag, Here’s to the flag of our own cherished Land, The flag which protects her fair name, Our freedom’s loved emblem, so dear to our hearts, Illumined by honor’s pure... o (KK1) Freedom Train Postcard Copyright 1948 The American Heritage Foundation F.T.3 (1.) Freedom is everybody’s job, Our American Heritage, The Freedom Train, I am an

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American, A free American, Free to speak, without fear, Free to worship God in my own way... o (KK2) Copyright 1948 The Heritage Foundation (1) Freedom is Everybody’s job... o (XX1) Howard Novelty Co. 1683 Souvenir Founder’s Week, Philadelphia 1908 Independence Hall o (XX2) 225th Anniversary of the Founding of Philadelphia, Historic Philadelphia, Old Market House, 2nd 7 Pine Sts., William Penn, The Treaty Elm, One of the old landmarks of Philadelphia “Not sworn to and never broken.” o (YY) Hotel Chamberlin, Geo. F. Adams, Mgr. Fortress Monroe, VA (1.) Warships at anchor in front of the Chamberlin, Dancing Pavilion. o (ZZ) H. 998 (1.) Anything in a Uniform “Looks good to me” o (AAA) Daughter of the Regiment  Lot #273 – Lot of (8) Postcards – Ref. (B2) o (B2) Arthur Livingston Publisher New York (all are postcards no little lady in corner) (1112.) Nobly the flag flutters o’er us to-day, Emblem of peace, pledge of liberty’s sway. (1113) Unfurl on high the stars and stripes and let all nations see How much we love old glory, the emblem of the free. (1114) With ours in beauty no flag can compare, All nations honor our banner so far. (1115) All honor to thee, thou flag of the free, Emblem of sweet liberty. (1116) The stars and stripes, loved and honored by all, Shall float on forever where freedom may call. (1117) Unfurl the glorious banner, let it sway upon the breeze, The emblem of our country’s pride on land and on the sea. (1118) And the star spangled banner in triumph shall wave O’er the land of the free and the home of the brave! (1119) It is our country’s flag which so proudly drinks the light, O’er ocean’s waves, in foreign climes, a symbol of our might.  Lot #274 – Lot of (20) Postcards – Ref. (H1, H2, II, I2, J, K, L, M, N1) o (H1) Copyright 1903 J. Koehler (*1.) 24 – I Tell You Our Stock Beats the world, and Don’t You Forget It (*2.) 108 – Colonial Guard o (H2) J. Koehler, N.Y. Copyright 1902 (1.) A24 U.S. capitol o (II) Copyright 1905 by Metropolitan News Co., Boston (1.) 521. Battle of Bunker Hill. Death of Gen. Joseph Warren, June 17, 1775 o (I2) Metropolitan News Co. Boston, Mass. & Germany (1.) 726. Conquer we must, when our cause it is just... o (J) Published by Franz Huld; New York, Printed in Germany (1.) No. 1 Viewing Gettysburg, Pa. The Battlefield from tower on Hancock Ave., Gettysburg, Copyright 1906 (*2.) No. 409 Birth of the Stars and Stripes (3.) No. 507 U.S. Cruiser “New York” (4.) No. 509 U.S. cruiser “Cincinnati” Copyright 1902 by E. Muller (5.) No. 531 Washington’s Home, Mount Vernon, Va. o (K) Copyright 1903 by Fred C. Lacksbury (?) (1.) Betsy Ross making the first United States Flag. (2.) Contemplation o (L) Copyright 1906 Hist’l Art Co., Phila., Pa. (*1.) The World’s Most Noted Dwelling Purchased (clear) Dec. 14th, 1905 Betsy Ross Home o (M) Copyright, 1908 by Nevitt I. O’Rourke (1.) Ship Over? They are calling you!

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o (N1) The Rotograph Co. N.Y. City F2000 (1.) O Say, can you see... Francis Scott Key (2.) Let us raise a standard to which the wise and the honest can repair. George Washington (3.) Flag of the seas! On ocean wave thy stars shall glitter o’er the brave. (4.) With malice toward none, with charity for all, with firmness in the right as God gives us to see the right. Abraham Lincoln (5.) G 292 Liberty Bell, Philadelphia, Pa. (6.) Long may she wave.  Lot #275 – Lot of (13) Postcards – Ref. (Y, Z, AA, BB, CC, DD, EE, FF) o (Y) Baker Mktg. Co. Adapted from art of Rose O’Neil by Florence Baker, Bicentennial 1776-1976 (1.) 1001 The spirit of ’76 (2.) 1002 Crossing the Delaware (3.) 1003 Our first flag (4.) 1004 I Pledge Allegiance o (Z) 1408 Paul C. Koeber Co. New York & Kirchheim, Erie, Pa., Erie Club House o (AA) Imperial Reade Mark, Made in Germany, Betsy Ross House, Where first American flag was made. o (BB) Compliments of The Colonial Insurance Co. of America, The Colonial Flag Adopted by resolution of Congress, June 14th, 1777 o (CC) Copyright 1905, by U. Co., N.Y. (1.) Young America (2.) A Rough Rider (3.) Me and Jack o (DD) Copyright 1904 by Chas. Williams N.Y. (1.) Young America (Girl dressed as soldier) o (EE) Strawbridge & Clothier - Fete International, February, 1910 (Eagle w/rifle on back) (1.) United States of America, The progress of the United States since its declaration of freedom from Great Britain in 1776 has been the marvel of the world... o (FF) Publ. by G.J. Boisse, Honolulu, T.H. (Hawaiian Souvenir (1.) No. 16 To her we drink, to her we pray, Our voices silent never, For her we’ll fight, come what may, The Stars and Stripes forever. Honolulu, Hawaii, U.S.A.  Lot #276 – Lot of (17) Postcards – Ref. (L, M, N, O, P, Q, R, S, T, U, V, W, X) o (L) Fidelity, Brotherly Love, Justice, Charity, B.P.O. Elks Incorporated. o (M) Official Coat of Arms of the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania, Made by Dexter press, Inc. West Nyack, New York o (N) V.F.W. Post 2414 Flag Raising On Iwo Jima, photo by Joe Rosenthal, V.F.W. Cafe open to the public, San Benito, Texas, Visitors and Tourists welcome... o (O) Arms of the States and Territories of the American Union 97-47 o (P) Boston (1.) Young Boston sends Greetings, Bunker Hill Monument. Made in Austria, Reichner Bros. Publishers, Boston, Leipzig, Munchen, Prag. (2.) The Boston Tea Party. o (Q) Ullman Mfg. Co., N.Y. (1.) 1639 July copyright 1906 Dutch Kid (2.) 1646 The Star Spangled Banner, O, long may it wave, Mottoes Series #56. o (R) Coins of the States (1.) Post Card with flag to give information about international coinage, Dep. 218054 H.S.M. (2.) Same card except in German. o (S) United States Railway Mail Service Mutual Benefit Association 355 Dearborn Street, Chicago, Ill o (T) If John Smith could see US now! Fred O. Seibel, Richmond Times Dispatch, May 19, 1931, John, I’ve grown some since you rocked my cradle back there in 1607! There isn’t anymore... o (U) Life Model Series 31. No matter from what country you are, “ain’t it h--- to be poor.”

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o (V) 5B-H512 Fort Ticonderoga Museum, The Development of the American Flag. o (W) A true Citizen (Black boy w/flag very old, may be private mailing) o (X) Pacific Novelty Co., San Francisco & Los Angeles, My flag and your flag (E.W. Currier 1917)  Lot #277 – Lot of (14) Postcards – Ref. (S, X2, CC) o (S) No. 250 (1.) Unfurl on high the stars and stripes and let all nations see, How much we love old glory, the emblem of the free. Merry Christmas (2.) Nobly the flag flutters o’er us to-day, Emblem of peace, pledge of liberty’s sway. Merry Christmas (3.) The stars and stripes, loved and honored by all, Shall float on forever where freedom may call. (4.) And the star spangled banner in triumph shall wave O’er the land of the free and the home of the brave! o (X2) Series 558 Flags (6 Des.) (1.) One Flag for All! What e’er our natal land, Beneath thy loyal folds Brothers we stand. (2.) “And the Star-Spangled Banner in Triumph shall wave, O’er the land of the free and the home of the brave” (3.) Beautiful Flag, our Country’s pride, Long may the stars and stripes float wide Over land and over sea Beautiful flag of the noble free (4.) For the Rights of Mankind (Not listed on back) (5.) Old Glory For Brotherhood You Stand – Fair play to all. Nor creed, nor race shall bar In Freedom’s Land. (6.) Unfurl our flag before us; Fling wide our banner fair; Let the Stars and Stripes o’er us, And gaily kiss the air. o (CC) Flag Series No. 4 – (1.) Our Flag, the Flag of Liberty, The Flag that flies for you and me; Upheld by Right from day to day – The Stars and Stripes are here to stay! (2.) Dear flag of our country, whose stars and whose bars Call all her sons to defend her; God help us to be true to the red, white and blue, Her principles never surrender. (3.) Your Flag and my flag, The Flag that flies above; The nation where we work and live, The country that we love. (4.) The flag he love is the flag you love, He swore its honor to defend One hundred million Americans Will back him to the very end!  Lot #278 – Lot of (23) Postcards – Ref. (IV, A1, A2, B, C, D, E, F1, F2, F3, G, H, I1, I2, J, K) o Misc. Cards – (A1) Admission Day California (1.) Admission Day Celebration/Stockton September 7-8-9 Panama Pacific International Exposition San Francisco, California 1915 (2.) Admission Day Festival 1910 San Francisco Sept. 8-9-10 N.S.G.W. Official Postal 4999 (3.) Admission Day 1910 Festival San Francisco September 8-9-10 Made in America by Edw. H. Mitchell at San Francisco, California – (A2) The San Franscisco Disaster April 19th – April 22nd, 1906 No. 5000 Copyright 1906 by Franz Huld – (B) Universal Postal Union (1.) Stamps of the U.S. Ottoman Zicher, Munchen Driefmarkenkarte D.R.G.N. No. 222744 – (C) Shaffer New Agency, St. Joseph, Mo. (1.) No. 6B592-N The First Ride of the Pony Express, April 3, 1960, St. Joseph, Mo. To Sacramento, Calif. This scene shows the dramatic start of the first messenger – (D) Copyright 1989 Memory Lane Postcards Limited edition of 3,000 original designs S.E. Kemp (1.) National Post Card Week 7-13 1989 o (E) Temperance – (1.) Loyal Temperance Legion – God, Home, Native Land – Tremble King Alcohol, We Shal Grow Up! Anna A. Gordon – Japanese Fund; (2.) The Home vs. the Saloon – Copyright, 1910, by National Woman’s Christian Temperance Union; (3.) The

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Saloon or the Boys and Girls – The Real Issue – Copyright 1908 by Young Christian Temperance Union, Chicago o (F1) Rally Day Goodenough & Woglum (1.) R.D. No. 3 – This is a call for you to be in your place next Sunday At our school’s Rally Day exercises. We want every member to come. Bring relatives and friends (2.) R.D. No. 10 – Next Sunday they say is out grand Rally Day So we hurry along with shout and with song, Inviting you all, the alrge and the small, With swift feet, along wood-side; (F2) Rally Day Westminster Press (1.) Form D. Copyright 1911 by C.M. Burd Rally Day in our School – We want every pupil present. Notify your friends and relatives. Let us have a rousing beginning of our winter work (2.) Form 10 Rally Day By this sign conquer (F3) Rally Day – Other (1.) Form M.4 The Heidelberg Press Rally for Service – The card brings you an invitation to Rally Day – Bring you friends with you. We are planning to make this year one of spiritual (2.) This Sunday School Times Company Copyright 1910 by William T. Fling (?) The Twentieth Century Sunday School Crusades (3.) Form 1067 S.P. Co., Printed in U.S.A. Deep ‘Em Flying! Keep the old class spirit from Dying – Come next Sunday – we’ll expect you. Through God we shall do valiantly. (4.) Pub. By E.O. Day – Rally Day – Next Sunday is Mobilization Day on our Bible School Training Camp for Christian Soldiers. Your presence will be needed for 100% roll call (5.) Form G – The Heidelberg Press – For God and Country – This can not be done without you o (G) The Valentine & Sons’ Publishing Co., LTD, New York – Printed in Great Britian (1.) United States – Great Britain (Flags, shields, and eagle); (H.) A Typical Caballero of California in early days. Tournament of Roses Parade – New Years Day – Pasadena, Cal. M. Reider Pub. Los Angeles, Ca. No. 1112; (I1) The Suffragette (Walter Derr) (Boy & girl at tea-party); (I2) Suffragettte Series No. 6 Copyrighted (1.) Uncle Sam, Suffragee; (J) Toast Series No. 1 – Here’s good luck to the Union Maid. She’s true blue to the core. She works Plays, and sleeps eight hours – And loves us all the twenty four, A toast to ye Union Maid; (K) Published by Carolina Card Co., Ashville, N.C. (1.) No 1669 North Carolina, the brave, the beautiful, the home of heroes and the mother of men, The fairest of women dwell upon thy bosom and the strongest and bravest of men guard ...  Lot #279 – Lot of (33) Postcards – Ref. (T,U,V,Y,Z,AA) o Unknown Publisher (B15) All read “Memorial Day Greetings” w/ red, white & blue borders (1.) Large bow w/ church in distance (2.) Large bow w/ GAR medal (3.) Rosette w/ GAR and 3 ribbons (4.) Three flags w/ GAR medal (5.) Same as #4 w/ gold glitter (6.) Drum w/ flag (7.) Same as #6 w/ gold glitter (8.) Rose w/ big bow & GAR medal (9.) Same as #8 w/ gold glitter; (U.) Memorial Day Souvenir – (1.) Cannon (2.) Rest in Peace (3.) GAR w/ hat at top (4.) Same as #3 w/ glitter – Souvenir of Decoration Day – (5.) GAR (6.) Cannon & anchor (7.) In Memoriam; (V.) Set 625 (W.F. Burger?) Should be 6 of this set – Honor the Brave (1.) 1861-1865 (Crowd at statue) (2.) Badge in front of crowd coming from church (3.) 1861-1865 (crowd close to statue) o (Y) Unknown Publisher Set 754 (Early American Printing) (1.) Souvenir of Decoration Day (Ships in background) (2.) GAR Decoration Day Greetings (3.) Greetings of Memorial Day (4.) GAR Memorial Day Greetings ...

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o (Z) Unknown Publisher SEt 755 (Early Emerican Printing) All read “Decoration Day Greetings” (1.) A leader on the battle-field, A warrior tried and true. His loyalty with blood be sealed At the head of boys in blue. (2.) At the Post of duty, Where the battle’s hot, In Man’s strength and beauty, Lo, he falters not! (3.) Let loving hands place lovely wreaths On valiant Soldier’s grave, To honor him who lies beneath – A warrior true and brave. (4.) Through more than forty year ago, In Freedom’s cause he fell, While facing furious, Gallant foe, He is remembered well. o (AA) Unknown Publisher (Early American Printing) All read “Memorial Dday Greetings” (1.) Lady at seashore (2.) Two ships w/ Liberty Bell (3.) Marching children and flag (4.) Washington and flag o (x4) ‘Memorial Day Souvenir, (x3) ‘Souvenir of Decoration Day’, (x3) ‘Honor the Brave 1861-1865’ ... o Featuring Generals Lee & Grant – (x3) ‘Decoration Day’, (x3) ‘Memorial Day’ ...  Lot #280 – Lot of (21) Postcards – Ref. (II,VV,VV2,WW,BBB,BBB2,BBB3,CCC) o (II) Copyright 1909 or 1910 L.B. Conwell, N.Y. (1.) (376) The Day We Celebrate (2.) (377) Greetings GAR (3.) (378) In Loving Memory (4.) (379) Our Country Forever (5.) (380) Lest We Forget (6.) (381) To My Comrade (7.) (382) Marching thru Georgia (8.) (383) Yankee Doodle (9.) (384) The Nation’s Greatest Day (10.) (3850) Long May It Wave Over Land & Sea (11.) (#860) The Star Spangled Banner (12.) (387) Columbia o (VV) Copyright 1909 The Cunningham Post-Card Co., Dansville N.Y. (1.) Where’er he goes, they cheer him, They salute him, near and far, For he wears the magic button Of the honored G.A.R. (2.) Many soldiers to their graves have gone, Their strife is past, their triumph won, And now the cords of strong affection bind These spirits to our kindred mind. (VV2) F.A. Owens Co., Danville, N.Y. (1.) 145 Where’er he goes, they cheer him, The salute him near and far, For he wears the magic button Of the honored G.A.R.; (WW.) Copyright 1906 by Blanchard, Young & Co. (1.) My Country ‘Tis of Thee ... o (BBB) Similar cards of white w/ red, white and blue, very plain (1.) In Memoriam (solider on right w/ flag & olive branch), (2.) In Memoriam (soldier on left w/ flag & olive branch), (3.) Crossed flags w/ hat, gun, sword & GAR medal (4.) Lady w/ flag & sword w/ eagle looking on (5.) Crossed flags w/ eagle and Liberty Bell (6.) Eagle on shield w/ fireworks (7.) Liberty Bell (BBB2) Imperial Trade Mark (1.) (Same as BBB – 5 w/ words God Will Speed Our Cause / Truth and righteousness must reign, Lawlessness and greed of gain, Followed by the awful train Of sin and shame and woe (BBB3) No trademark (1.) (Same as BBB – 5 w/ words) No North, No South, No East, No West, No One can say who loves it best; Each loyal heart it thrills to see this Emblem of the Free. Those stripes of red (CCC) Eagle logo Illustrated Post Card (?) All have raised pattern (1.) Honor the Brave 1861-1865 (2.) Remembrance July 4th (3. ) 1861 Honor the Brave 1865 ...  Lot #281 – Lot of (10) Postcards – Ref. (DD,AAA) o (DD) Copyright 1908 by Fred C. Lounsbury Set 2083 B. Bunnell Artist All read “Decoration Day” (1.) The Blue and the Gray (2.) Under one flag (3.) They gave their all (4.) Story of the Flag o (AAA) Cheap looking copies of Tuck’s or International Art (1.) Decoration Day Greetings – Let the stars and stripes be waving o’er their generous sacrifice. (same as M11) (2.)

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There honor comes a pilgrim gray to bless the turf that wraps their clay. (same as M1) (3.) And never may they rest unsung while – Liberty can find a tongue. (same as M12) (4.) Decoration Day Greetings – Nor shall their story be forget  Lot #282 – Lot of (27) Postcards – Ref. (RDD) o ...  Lot #283 – Lot of (11) Postcards – Ref. (G,L) o (G) International Artist Series No. 244 Ellen H. Clapsaddle Artist; (1.) G.A.R. My Country ‘tis of thee Sweet Land of Liberty Of the I sing; (2.) Lest We Forget; (3.) G.A.R. Pride, and glory and honor, all Live in the colors to stand or fall; (4.) G.A.R. But his soul goes marching on. (5.) On fame’s eternal camping ground Their silent tents are spread. o International Artist Series C. Chapman; (1.) Yet who would hold his dearest, And who would count his loss but gain. In Memory of our Heroes Memorial Day; (2.) Memorial Day When can their glory fade. (3.) Memorial Day – To day the throning millions troop Where floats that standard in their view, And ours, dear Flag, the joy to stand Beneath thee loyal to our Land; (4.) Memorial Day – Since they kissed the lads they loved so dear, and sent them to the front. (5.) The Birthplace of our Flag – Standing for the old Flag, Standing firm for God. The Betsey Ross House Philadelphia (6.) ‘Tis the star spangled banner oh long may it wave, O’er the land of the free and the home of the brave. Oh, Flag beloved forever dear! Oh Flag unstained by sordid deeds Wide ...  Lot #284 – Lot of (17) Postcards – Ref. (A, B Series 2) o Decoration Day and GAR (A) Decoration Day Series No. 1 Nash (1.) For since man first together came In righteous bonds no other name no other name Has borne a purer fairer fame. The Star Spangled Banner; (2.) 1861-1865 Sons of Veterans A fame that clusters bright around The brows of leaders laurel; (3.) From the silence of sorrowful hours The desolate mourners go, Lovingly laden with flowers Alike for the friend and the foe:- Under the sod and the dew, Waiting the Judgment...; (4.) Fraternity, Loyalty, and Charity The men who in the conflict led And for the Union fought and bled Tho’ passing on are never dead; (5.) In Memoriam To the Unknown For each comrade well has done the deed which will forever run in hallowed melody well done.; (6.) Veteran Soldiers of The Civil War 61-65 And foremost still among the free Their spirits shall by his decree Lead on through all eternity.; (7.) Same as A1 but with no words and silver border. o (B) Series 2; (1.) To my comrade (man gold); (2.) To my comrade (man silver); (3.) Sons of Veterans (gold); (4.) Sons of Veterans (silver); (5.) Today and Yesterday (gold); (6.) Today and Yesterday (silver); (7.) A Daughter of the Regiment (gold); (8.) A Daughter of the Regiment (silver); (9.) To my comrade (woman gold); (10.); (11.) G.A.R. (gold); (12.)  Lot #285 – Lot of (18) Postcards – Ref. (D, E, F,) o (D) Series 4 All read “Decoration Day” (1.) Veteran w/purple flower anchor; (2.) Veteran w/blue wreath; (3.) Veteran w/pink wreath; (4.) Veterans listening to bugle; (5.) Union and one armed Confederate shaking hands; (6.) Veteran putting flag on grave. o (E) Series 5 All read “In Memoriam” (1.) To Our Nation’s Dead Garfield’s Tomb, Cleveland, Ohio; (2.) To Our Dead Patriots Washington’s Tomb, Mt. Vernon, Va.; (3.) To Those We Loved the Best Washington’s Monument, Washington, DC; (4.) To Those Who Fought for Us Gen. Grant’s Tomb New York City; (5.) To Our Fallen Heroes McKinley’s

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Monument Buffalo, NY; (6.) To Those Who Died for Us Lincoln’s Monument Springfield, Ill. o (F) Series 6 All read “In Memoriam Decoration Day” (Decoration Day Rare) (1.) (lady in lavender w/two tattered flags); (2.) (lady in white w/tattered flag); (3.) (lady in lavender w/tattered flag); (4.) (lady in yellow w/tattered flag); (5.) (lady in pink w/two flags and sword); (6.) (lady in pink w/flag)  Lot #286 – Lot of (12) Postcards – Ref. (C) o (C) Series 3 All read “Decoration Day” (1.) (old lady talking to young boy gold); (2.) (old lady talking to young boy silver); (3.) (three girls w/flowers gold); (4.) three girls w/flowers silver); (5.) 1776, 1812, 1848, 1861-65, 1900 (gold); (6.) 1776, 1812, 1848, 1861-65, 1900 (silver); (7.) In Memoriam (gold); (8.) In Memoriam (silver); (9.) (one arm man w/girl silver); (10.) (one arm man w/girl silver); (11.) girl putting flowers on grave gold); (12.) (girl putting flowers on grave silver)  Lot #287 – Lot of (20) Postcards – Ref. (QQ, RR1, RR2, RR3, RR4, SS, TT, UU, VV, WW) o (QQ) Armour & Compagnie, Chicago (1.) Encoree un mot-le-meilleur Extract de Viande est celur de la maison Armour; (2.) J’oubliais de vous dire-achetez une bouteille d’ Extract de Viande Armour – vous verez!; (3.) J’ai fait une decouverte l’autre jour – l’Extract de Viande Armour – il est xquis! o (RR1) Souvenir Post Card Co. (U.S. flag and another w/eagle on shield between) (1.) 3 horizontal stripes black, white, red; (2) 3 vertical stripes blue, white, red; (3.) red w/blue cross; (4.) red w/blue star in left upper corner o (RR2) Same type picture but no logo (1.) United States Sweden o (RR3) (1.) 10016 Splicing Rope aboard Training Ship; (2.) A Six Pounder Limbering up for Target practice aboard training ship o (RR4) Souvenir Post Card on back Words only by Sgt. C.S. Pawles (1.) The Main Line; (2.) When; (3.) The Buck Privates Dream o (SS) Souvenir of New Orleans, La (1.) My Country tis of Thee o (TT) Copyright 1906, by Frenik Peterson, 10 Tremont St., Boston, Mass. (1.) England Though in Columbia’ happy land Though parted by the sea... o (UU) Copyright 1904, by Moller, Kokeritz & Co. (1.) The Americans Choice 1805-1904 o (VV) Remington Supply Co. Philadelphia (*1.) No. 1583 If all goes in the butter; o (WW) P.D. Sullivan (*1.) A Sailor’s life is the life for me, Ye_Ho_!!  Lot #288 – Lot of (24) Postcards – Ref. (H, I, J, K) o (H) No. 2935 Ellen H. Clapsaddle Artist (1.) Lest We Forget; (2.) Nor shall their glory be forgot; (3.) On Fame’s eternal camping ground Their silent tents are spread; (4.) Pride, and glory and honor, all Live in the colors to stand or fall; (5.) My Country! tis of thee, Sweet land of Liberty! Of thee I sing; (6.) Nor shall their story be forgot While Fame her record keeps. o (I) No. 973 Ellen H. Clapsaddle Artist All read “G.A.R.” written w/flowers; (1.) Memorial Day The Army and Navy forever! (2.) But their soul goes marching on; (3.) Nor shall their story be forgot; (4.) Lest we forget; (5.) Nor shall their story be forgot While Fame her record keeps; (*6.) Pride, and glory, and honor, all Live in the colors to stand or fall. GAR

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o (J) No. 4397 Ellen H. Clapsaddle Artist (1.) G.A.R. Lest we forget; (2.) My Country ‘tis of thee, Sweet land of Liberty, Of thee I sing; (3.) How sleep the brave who sink to rest, By all their country’s wishes blest; (4.) G.A.R. And peace with olive garland crowned Now rules the smiling years; (5.) Independence be your boast, Ever mindful what it costs; (6.) May the wreaths they have never wither Nor the star of their glory grow dim. o (K) Unnumbered Ellen H. Clapsaddle Artist (1.) Lest we forget; (2.) Nor shall their story be forgot; (3.) The Army and Navy forever!; (4.) But his soul goes marching on; (5.) Pride, and glory and honor, all Live in the colors to stand or fall; (6.) Nor shall their story be forgot While Fame her record keeps.  Lot #289 – Lot of (19) Postcards – Ref. (B1, B2, B3) o (B1) The A M Davis Quality Cards, Boston USA 1830 (1.)To a Friend of Mine Uncle Sam has his hands too full but he isn’t too busy to bring me a letter if you aren’t too busy to write one; (2.) You’re Not Forgotten, In spite of miles between us, I thought you’d like to know That you are not forgotten And this will tell you so; (3.) My Choice I’d like to see the President Or meet a king or two, But if I really had my choices, I’d rather far-see you; (4.) Good Luck! I’m wishing you a lucky star Wherever you may go, But on the day of your return Is when our own will glow; (5.) Time to get Busy, It’s time that I got busy And sent a card to you; And somehow, I’m quite sure it’s time That you got busy, too; (6.) I’ll stick to You, You see the little stamp that sticks So closely to this card; My thoughts still stick close to you And equally as hard; (7.) Greetings to a Friend, I hope you’re well and happy And that there soon will be A cheery little Message of friendship sent to me; (8.) To one who is missed, I’d rather hear your cheery voice And see you face to face, But since I cannot have my choice, This card must take my place. o (B2) The A M Davis Quality Cards, Boston USA 1850 (1.) Greetings from Home, I know your hands are willing, I know your heart is true, I know our country’s flag is safe With loyal men like you; (2.) Wishing “Good Luck” to You, Here’s “Good Luck” and “God Bless You!” The best old wish I know For Every day and Every way And everywhere you go; (3.) Three Cheers for You, A cheer for the stripes of red and white – A cheer for the field of blue – A cheer for every separate star – And three big cheers for YOU. o (Book 3) 4P. Series 51, Religious Patriotic Message, 12 des. (1.) The Lord is thy Keeper, Psa. 121:5 The bugle call that cheers you on, The flag that flies above you, Finds stirring echoes in the hearts Of the friends you left behind you; (2.) The Lord is thy Keeper, Psa. 121:5 Here’s an every-day wish To an every-day man Who is serving his country The best that he can; (3.) Psa. 121:7 The Lord shall preserve thee from all Evil. Lest you think that you’re forgotten, Here’s a card to let you know That my thoughts will always follow Anywhere you; (4.) Isa. 27:14 Wait on the Lord; be of good courage, and he shall strengthen thine heart. Here’s a sincere prayer And a friendly cheer, To you over there From me, over here; (5.) Isa. 41:13 For I, the Lord God, will hold thy right hand, saying unto thee, Fear Not; I will help thee. The bugle call that cheers you on For the flag that flies above you Finds; (6.) Gen. 31:49 The Lord watch between me and thee, when we are absent one from another. It only takes a little word To wish a lot of cheer – It only takes a little love To make the; (7.) Gal. 2:5 For though I be absent in the flest, yet am I

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with you in the spirit. Times change and we change with them, but our friendship remains unchanged.  Lot #290 – Lot of (35) Postcards – Ref. (JJ, KK, LL, OO, PP, QQ, RR, SS, TT, UU, XX) o (JJ) ASB Co. Set 283 (With and without gold etching) (1/2.) As a little child in glee He cried for the red, white and blue, Its bright colors he loved to see When his mother held the flag to view; (3/4.) As a schoolboy on the playground He cheered for the red, white and blue, When his mates stood round, Waiting to see what he would do; (5/6.) As a young man he volunteered To fight for the red, white and blue. And to his principle adhered When of our nation’s peril he knew (7/8.) As a lover he bade farewell to his sweetheart For the sake of the red, white and blue And went forth to take his part When the proper time was due; (9/10.) As a soldier bold and brave He fought for the red, white and blue Knowing it was victory or the grave When to battle on his steed he flew (11/12.) As a veteran in old age He was loyal to the red, white and blue, Which placed his name on the page of heroes the recording angel drew. o (KK) TR Co. The Rose Company (1.) Let’s lace a wreath of glory Uon each sldier’s grave, In memory of his noble deeds And for the life he gave; (2.) We bow our heads in sorrow To the men both live and brave, That loved THE FLAG far more than life. Forever may it Wave! (3.) We bow our heads in memory of those that had to die, The price that each one had to pay To keep “The Flag” on high: (4.) To-day we pay homage To the heroes of the past, That placed our colors up on high, And nailed the “Old Fag” fast; (5.) Memorial Day (raised flag); (6.) United We Stand; (7.) Our Heroes (raised wreath and eagle) (8.) The Union Forever (boy on shield). o (LL) Pub. by T.P. & Co. N.Y. (Taylor Platt & Co.) (1.) (eagle on shield & flag); (2.) (eagle holding flag w/cannon at bottom); (3.) Conquer we must, when , our cause it is just, And this be our motto, “In God is our trust,” And the star spangled banner in triumph shall wave O’er the land of the free and the home of the brave. o (OO) The Sommer Studio 210 N. 8th St., Philadelphia, Pa. (1.) 49th National GAR Encampment (Real photo) o (PP) 5073 Publ. by A.C. Bosselman & Co., New York, Made in Germany (1.) G.A.R. Monument, Lakewood Cemetery, Minneapolis, Minn. o (QQ) Patent applied for, O.W. Wallis, Chicago (1.) G.A.R. Souvenir Postal, Showing U.S. Army Corps and G.A.R. Badges o (RR) Souvenir Post Card Co., N.Y. (1.) (same as LL3) o (SS) Produced by the Merval Corporation, New York City (1.) My Daddy: My daddy is a soldier, He has a new suit, too. His is a khaki jacket, And yours a coat of blue. o (TT) 97 Copyright 1906 by S.W. Lewis Merchantville, N.J. (Ad card for Jacob Green’s Shoe Repair) (1.) G.A.R. Memorial Day On fame’s eternal camping-ground Their silent tents are spread, But glory guards, with solemn round, The bivouac of the dead. o (UU) Copyright 1909 C.M. Klump, Phila. (1.) I always liked the G.A.R. ,-They’re comrades of the dead, Who fought and died for America’s pride, For the Stars and Stripes o’er head. When we fought with Spain, those men...

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o (XX) Fan looking logo All read “Decoration Day Greetings” (1.) (lady on horse w/soldier holding reins); (2.) (soldier sitting w/girl in front of tent w/officer looking on); (3.) (blue & gray soldier wrapped in flag); (4.) (soldier and woman looking intensely at each other)  Lot #291 – Lot of (51) Postcards – Ref. (F2) o (F2) State Women National Art Co. (1.) Pennsylvania; (2.) Indiana; (3.) Florida; (4.) Wisconsin; (5.) District of Columbia; (6.) New Jersey; (7.) Massachusetts; (8.) Ohio; (9.) Illinois; (10.) New York; (11.) Louisiana; (12.) Maryland; (13.) Maine; (14.) Kentucky; (15.) Colorado; (16.) Virginia; (17.) Minnesota; (18.) Tennessee; (19.) Iowa; (20.) Nebraska; (21.) Texas; (22.) Rhode Island; (23.) Missouri.  Lot #292 – Lot of (21) Postcards – Ref. (C) o (C) Pub. by J.I. Austin Co., Chi; (1.) A-325 John Greenleaf Whittier; (2.) A-326 John Phillip Sousa; (3.) A-327 Cyrus McCormick; (4.) (5.) A-329 George Washington; (6.) A-330 Joseph Jefferson; (7.) A-331 Cyrus West Field; (8.) A-332 Ulysses S. Grant; (9.) A-333 Robert E. Peary; (10.) A-334 Henry Wadsworth Longfellow; (11.) A-335 Wright Bros.- Wilbur & Orville; (12.) A-336 Andrew Carnegie; (13.) A-337 George Dewey; (14.) A-338 Henry M. Stanley; (15.) A-339 Benjamin Franklin; (16.) (17.) A-341 Luther Burbank; (18.) A-342 Robert Edmund Lee; (19.) A-343 Mark Twain; (20.) A-344 Samuel F.B. Morse; (21.) (22.) A-346 Abraham Lincoln; (23.) A-347 James McNeil Whistler  Lot #293 – Lot of (11) Postcards – Ref. (B) o (B) Thomas Jefferson Monticello (1.) Side View; (2.) West Front; (3.) Honeymoon Lodge; (4.) East Front; (5.) Details designed by Thomas Jefferson; (6.) Entrance Hall; (7.) Original Alcove Bed; (8.) One Horse Gig built at Monticello; (9.) Salon; (10.) The Graveyard; (11.) Seven Day Clock with Folding Ladder by Jefferson.  Lot #294 – Lot of (39) Postcards – Ref. (E1) o (E1) State Capitols S. Langdorf & Co. (1.) Charlestown, W.Va.; (2.) (3.) Montpelier, Vt.; (4.) Dover, Del.; (*5.) Atlanta, Ga.; (6.) Annapolis, Md.; (7.) St. Paul, Minn.; (8.) Jackson, Miss.; (9.) Helena, Mont.; (10.) Concord, N.H.; (11.) Raleigh, N.C.; (12.) Columbus, O.; (13.) Salt Lake City, Utah; (*14.) Colmbia, S.C.; (15.) (16.) (17.) Pierre, S.D.; (18.) Salem, Ore.; (19.) Bismarck, N.D.; (20.) Carson City, Nev.; (21.) (22.) (23.) Baton Rouge, La.; (24.) Topeka, Kans.; (25.) Frankfort, Ky. (# on back); (26.) Boise, Idaho; (27.) Tallahassee, Fla.; (28.) Denver, Col.; (29.) (30.) Montgomery, Ala.; (31.) (32.) Cheyenne, Wyom.; (33.) Madison, Wis.; (34.) Des Moines, N.J.; (35.) (36.) Trenton, N.J.; (37.) Indianapolis, Ind. (# on back); (38.) Augusta, Me.; (39.) (40.) Springfield, Ill.; (41.) Sacramento, Cal.; (42.) Albany, N.Y.; (43.) Harrisburg, Pa.; (44.) Boston, Mass.; (45.) Hartford, Conn.; (46.) The Capitol, Washington, D.C.; (47.) Providence, R.I. (202126); (50.) Here’s a toast to every year that’s gone... (100170 Same design w/flag, eagle, & watch looking thing).  Lot #295 – Lot of (24) Postcards – Ref. (K, L) o (K) Tuck and Son Independence Day #109 (1.) Oh, where treads the foot that would falter for thee!; (2.) Hats off all along the line, When Freedom’s Flag goes by!; (3.) This is the day of memory, - ‘Tis Freedom’s Jubilee! (4.) With Freedom’s soil beneath our feet, And Freedom’s Banner streaming o’er us.; (5.) Independence Hall and Liberty Bell; (6.) The “Spirit of ‘76”; (7.) The First Fourth of July; (8.) The Declaration of Independence; (9.) Teach him to hold the flag holy and high For the sake of it’s sacred deed; (10.)

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Ragged Continentals; (11.) Still whatever fate betide us Children of the flag are we! (12.) Signing of the Declaration of Independence.  Lot #296 – Lot of (25) Postcards – Ref. (W,X,Y,Z) o (W) No. 2099 (man leaning on column) (1.) July 4, 1776 (Uncle Sam sitting on cannon); (2.) 1776 July 4th (Uncle Sam sitting on bag of money); (3.) 1776 July 4th (Uncle Sam sitting on roe looking out at ship); (4.) July 4th 1776 (Statue of Liberty); (5.) 1776 July 4th (Uncle Sam holding flag) o (X) No. 8252 Relief/No. 8255 gel PFB (1.) Hurrah for the glorious Fourth (boy scaring cat); (2.) Give us Independence (Uncle Sam holding flag); (3.) Liberty for all (Statue of Liberty); (4.) Freedom above all (Woman on horse); (5.) Hurrah for the glorious Fourth (boy lighting fireworks); (6.) The day we celebrate (woman w/sparklers). o (Y) No. S.B., 258 Carte Postal (1.) Hurrah! for the Fourth of July Hurrah! (Uncle Sam w/firecrackers); (2.) Hurrah! for the Fourth of July Hurrah! (Same as #1 except w/glitter); (3.) Hurrah! for the Fourth of July Hurrah! (Uncle Sam kissing Lady Liberty); (4.) Hurrah! the Glorious 4th July Hurrah! (girl and boy waving flags); (5.) Hurrah! the Glorious 4th July Hurrah! (Uncle Sam shooting Cannon); (6.) Hurrah! let the Eagle scream Hurrah! (Eagle on shield); (7.) Hurrah! let the Eagle scream Hurrah! (Same as #6 w/glitter); (8.) Hurrah! Independence 4th July Hurrah! (Liberty Bell) o (Z) No. 520 All read “Fourth of July Greetings” (1.) (W. looking at Capitol); (2.) (W. leading soldiers fighting); (3.) W. leading soldiers w/Red Coats at left); (4.) (W. blowing trumpet); (5.) (W. looking out over New York); (6.) (W. & wife and W. w/his soldiers).  Lot #297 – Lot of (14) Postcards – Ref. (AA, BB, CC, DD) o (AA) No. 752 All read “Fourth of July Greetings” (1.) Declaration of Independence; (2.) (boy shooting cannon w/Statue of Liberty in distance); (3.) (Thomas Jefferson handing Declaration of Independence to Uncle Sam); (4.) (girl w/flag & firecrackers). o (BB) No. 753 (1.) Hurrah for the Fourth of July (Uncle Sam w/boys shooting cannon); (2.) Hurrah for the Glorious Fourth (Uncle Sam w/Lady Liberty); (3.) Hurrah for the Fourth of July (Uncle Sam escorting Lady Liberty). o (CC) No. 4021 All read “4th of July Greetings” (1.) (boy as Uncle Sam w/red flowers waving); (2.) (boy as Uncle Sam w/blue flowers); (3.) (boy as Uncle Sam w/purple flowers); (4.) (boy as Uncle Sam w/red flowers and cane); (5.) (same as other Cs) I’m a Yankee Doodle Dandy! o (DD) No. 1169 (1.) Our glorious day of Independence; (2.) Hurrah for the fourth.  Lot #298 – Lot of (16) Postcards – Ref. (EE2, FF, GG, HH) o (EE2) Copyrighted 1907 by Fred C. Lounsbury (1.) By the grace of God, Free and Independent; (2.) Don’t be afraid Uncle. We’ll get there all right! (3.) Fourth of July; (4.) Now, once again-altogether Boys! Siss! boom!! a-h!!! (5.) Now, once again-altogether Boys! Siss! Boom!! a-h!!! (same as #4 except has ad on it); (6.) The Story of the Months, July, The Month of Celebration (1906) o (FF) G. Hood Hildes (Osbourne) (1.) 1351 Our glorious Fourth; (2.) 1352 Having a High old time on the 4th; (3.) 1353 Uncle Sam’s birthday o (GG) No. 70 Copyright 1906 – A.H. (1.) Sammy, oh, oh, oh, Sammy, for you I’m.. (Lady Liberty singing to Uncle Sam)

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o (HH) No. 2172 All read “July 4th 1776” (1.) Liberty (Uncle Sam and Lady Liberty); (2.) (Ship); (3.) (Uncle Sam overlooking the Capital); (4.) (Capital); (5.) (Statue of Liberty); (6.) (Uncle Sam looking at Statue of Liberty)  Lot #299 – Lot of (16) Postcards – Ref. (II, JJ, KK) o (II) Copyright 1908 P. Sander (1.) July 4 (boy writing w/firecrackers); (2.) July 4 (boy watching fireworks); (3.) July 4 1776 (boy dressed as soldier); (4.) The 4th of July (boy and girl shooting firecrackers); (5.) Hurrah! A Bully Fourth Liberty; (6.) Hurrah! Hurrah! the Fourth of July Liberty o (JJ) S-129 Santway All read “4th of July” (1.) (boy holding flag); (2.) (girl holding flag); (3.) (Uncle Sam and boy celebrating); (4.) (Uncle Sam shaking hands w/Lady Liberty); (5.) (boy holding firecrackers); (6.) (Uncle Sam w/man in tux) o (KK) No. 3028 All read “Fourth of July Greetings” (1.) (Lady ringing Liberty Bell); (2.) (Lady w/flags & cannon); (3.) (Uncle Sam shooting cannon); (4.) (Uncle Sam w/flag & firecrackers)  Lot #300 – Lot of (16) Postcards – Ref. (LL, Book 2 of 2 MM, NN) o (LL) No. 51668 1909 C. Chapman (1.) The Day we Celebrate When in the course of human events; (2.) Liberty Independence Bell 1776; (3.) United we Stand, A Glorious Fourth; (4.) Fourth of July; (5.) Yankee Doodle came to town Riding on a pony, A Glorious Fourth; (6.) Three Cheers for the Red, White and Blue o (MM) Book 2 of 2, 4th July Series No. 700, Copyright 1908 by Julius Bein & Co., N.Y. (1.) 7000 I’ll make some noise on the 4th; (2.) 9001 I’m “going off” to spend the 4th; (3.) 7002 Go off with me on the 4th; (4.) 7003 I see my finish on the 4th; (5.) 7004 I’m “going off” on the 4th; (6.) 7005 I’ll be busted on the 4th o (NN) 4th July Series No. 705 (1.) 7050 Will go off on the 4th; (2.) 7051 I’m going off on the 4th; (3.) 7052 Will you go off with me on the 4th  Lot #301 – Lot of (20) Postcards – Ref. (OO, PP, QQ, RR1) o (OO) 4th July Series No. 706 All read “July 4” w/Eagle holding wreath on top (1.) (W. leading charge of men); (2.) (Soldiers charging to right); (3.) (Soldiers Charging left); (4.) (W. looking spy glasses); (5.) (W. addressing his men) o (PP) 4th July Series No. 716 All read “July 4th” Copyright by J.J. Marks, N.Y. (1.) (President Lincoln w/3 boys – one colored); (2.) State House – Boston; (3.) Bunker Hill; (4.) (President Roosevelt w/boy playing); (5.) (President Washington w/girl in front of Capital) o (QQ) No. 0586 N.N. All say “4th of July” (1.) (Uncle Sam w/boy waving flag); (2.) (Eagle on flag w/boy shooting cannon) o (RR1) Independence Day Series No. 122 Wall (1.) 2315 Wishing you a Jolly Fourth (Uncle Sam w/flag); (2.) 2316 For a Merry Fourth (boy w/2 flags and 2 firecrackers); (3.) 2321 Wishing you a glorious 4th.  Lot #302 – Lot of (14) Postcards – Ref. (SS1, TT1, TT2) o (SS1) Fred C. Lounsbury, 1908 C. Bunnell, All say “Ye Fourth of July” (1.) 2076-1, W. wins ye battle of Princeton with a Center Rush; (2.) 2076-2, W. gets in ye haugty British General’s rear; (3.) 2076-3, W. readin the Constitution of Independence to George Ye third; (4.) 2076-4, W. catches ye Lord Howe.

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o (TT1) PBF Series 9507, Bunnell (1.) We’re going off on the 4th; (2.) Ye Glorious 4th Independence Day brought on the first Dispute, That’s why! John Bull was glad to Go – “An’ Shoot the Chute”; (3.) The Man Behind the Gun; (4.) 4th The King of the Day; (5.) We’ll be busted on the 4th. o (TT2) PBF Series No. 8461, No words (1.) (Eagle on shield w/flag – silver); (2.) (Eagle on shield w/2 flags – silver); (3.) (Same as #1 – gold) 4, July; (4.) (Same as #2 – gold)  Lot #303 – Lot of (15) Postcards – Ref. (UU, VV,) o (UU) P. Sander, No. 440 (1.) 4th of July (boy on rocker); (2.) 4th of July (boy shooting gun); (3.) July 4th (boy shooting firecrackers) o (VV) The Valentine & Sons’ Publishing Co., LTD., New York, Artist W.S.D. (1.) Having a high old time on the fourth (Lady in white w/Uncle Sam); (2.) Liberty & Freedom 4th July; (3.) Our Glorious Fourth (Uncle Sam and boys shooting firecrackers); (4.) Our Glorious Fourth (Little devils shooting firecrackers); (5.) Our Glorious Fourth Gee! What a Time!! (6.) Liberty, Golly! Didn’t we have a high old time on the 4th; (7.) Uncle Sam’s Birthday; (8.) Liberty Bell, Our glorious fourth; (9.) Snakes! What a Kick Up We Had On The 4th; (10.) Having a high old time on the fourth (Uncle Sam riding rocket & plane)  Lot #304 – Lot of (22) Postcards – Ref. (WW, ZZ) o (WW) Series #3900 (3.) 3903 The Ever Glorious Fourth of July; (4.) 3904 Hurrah 1776 July 4th; (5.) 3905 Independence 4th of July; (7.) 3907 Hurrah for the 4th of July; (9.) 3909 July 4 o (ZZ) No Info on card but has a very fancy swirl around words Post Card (1.) Greetings 4th of July (flag on yellow/green background); (2.) 4th of July Greeting (eagle & shield on yellow/orange background); (3.) July 4th Greeting (eagle & flag on yellow background); (4.) 4th of July Greeting (eagle on cannon on green background); (5.) 4th of July Greeting (firecrackers going off w/shield); (6.) July Fourth Greeting, Liberty For Ever (lady in oval w/flags); (7.) 4th of July (Indian); (8.) July Fourth Greeting (Warrior holding picture of W.); (9.) The Glorious Fourth, Jefferson Declaration of Independence Greetings; (10.) July 4th Greetings (parade of sailors w/girl watching); (11.) Same as ZZ5 except cut out firecrackers and put in real phote  Lot #305 – Lot of (15) Postcards – Ref. (AAA, BBB, CCC) o (AAA) No. 440 All read “4th July Greeting” (1.) (boy and girl shooting cannon); (2.) (Statue of Liberty); (3.) (2 boys shooting guns and waving flag); (4.) (Eagle on flag w/firecrackers); (5.) (3 kids marching in parade) o (BBB) leaves and squares w/tiger trademark, All read “July 4th” (1.) (man w/gun); (2.) (man on horse); (3.) (Uncle Sam on eagle); (4.) (Lady Liberty on bell); (5.) July Fourth (Uncle Sam); (6.) (Epluribus Unum (eagle on firecrackers). o (CCC) PR Co. (leaves and squares) (1.) July 4th Let the Eagle Scream; (2.) Hurrah! July 4th Hurrah! (3.) 4th of July (words shooting out of cannon); (4.) (W. sitting on horse)  Lot #306 – Lot of (24) Postcards – Ref. (DDD1, DDD2, EEE, FFF, GGG, HHH, III, JJJ) o (DDD1) SL & Co. (Printed in US) – (1.) July 4th ‘Tis the Star spangled banner, O long may it wave O’er the land of the free and the home of the brave. (2.) July 4 I know not what course others may take, but as for me give me liberty, or give me death. Patrick Henry 1736-1799; (EEE) Sching & Koehn Co., Chicago 1907 – (1.) (boy riding rocket over

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neighborhood); (FFF) No. 974 (1.) Evolution of Uncle Same; (GGG) Copyright 1907, Souvenier Post Card Co. N.Y. (1.) Here we go again (2.) D’lighted (3.) 4th of July Notes (4.) Independence Bells 1776; (HHH) Copyright 1908 by F.B. Backus (1.) 652 Excuse the Liberty of writing you (2.) 815 Let me Take the Liberty; (III) Pennsylvania Academy of the fine Arts Philadelphia (1.) Fourth of July in Centre Square by John Lewis Krimmell; (JJJ) G.H. Series Copyright 1907 G.W. Hull (1.) Patriotic Americans o (DDD2) SL & Co. (Printed in Germany) All read “The glorious Fourth of July & 4 July” raised picture (1.) Lighthouse (2.) Ship (3.) Sailor raising flag (4.) 2 ships M A B (5.) Uncle Same M A B (6.) Eagle on 6 flags (7.) Tree w/ water (8.) 2 ships w/ 2 flags (9.) 2 sailors raising nails (10.) sailor w/ boat and Statue of Liberty  Lot #307 – Lot of (22) Postcards – Ref. (KKK, LLL, MMM, NNN, OOO, PPP, QQQ, RRR, SSS, TTT, UUU, VVV1, VVV2) o (KKK) Copyright 1907 N.G.Y. 27 (1.) flag; (LLL) Published by P. Gritzmann, Philadelphia Made In Germany (1.) The Liberty Bell; (MMM) F & H Levy Mfg. Co. 55 W, 8th St. New York (1.) Card w/ cloth flag; (NNN) Leprechaun trademark on back (foil flag) (1.) Three cheers for the Red, white and Blue (flag is like tin foil) (2.) The Flag of Liberty (no leprechaun, but same foil flag); (OOO) Copyright 1910, 1914 Swift & Company (1.) Miss U.S. America Just loves to make a flight, Sometimes a “Curtiss Biplane,” Swift’s Premium Butterine; (2.) This sturdy little Uncle Sam Delights to play the drum, And soon the little patriots From every Swift’s Premium Oleomargarine; (PPP) Chocolat Lombart Paris (1.) Hymne National des Estas Unis Oh! dites voyez vous aux lueurs du matin Ce drapeau vos eris; (QQQ) Copyright 1907 by Be. Moreland (1.) “Hurrah for liberty!” they cry, Who holds the lamp of freedom high, The only thing that she can lack Is just a box of “Cracker-Jack.” The “Cracker-Jack Bears” No. 4; (RRR) Copyright 1909 by Frances Seymour Donaldson (1.) July Fourth Thou Mighty Fourth That shak’st the earth From east to west, from north to; (SSS) W & Co. Trademark (Wolf) Artist Elllen H. Clapsaddle (1.) ‘Tis the star-spangled banner, oh! long way it wave, O’er the land of the free, and the home of the brave. o (TTT) Copyrighted by R. L. Wells 1908 or 1907 (1.) Your Nation Salutes You (poor quality card) (2.) A sadder and a wiser man He rose the morrow morn’ (3.) A glorious time (Grace Harlow) (4.) The day we Celebrate. (S & L Felt flag) (5.) We won’t be home until morning (Felt flag); o (UUU) SH Co. logo in circle (I think) (1.) July 4th Independence Day (pink card w/ purple eagle) (2.) July 4th Independence Day (purple card w/ pink eagle); (VVV1) K logo where stamp should go (1.) Liberty 1776 4th July (Raised pattern looks like a coin); (VVV2) K logo where stamp should go All say July 4th and raised Uncle Sam (1.) pink (2.) green (3.) tan  Lot #308 – Lot of (30) Postcards – Ref. (WWW1, WWW2, WWW3, XXX, YYY, ZZZ, 4A, 4B, 4C, 4D, 4E, 4F, 4G, 4H1, 4H2, 4I, 4J) o (WWW1) American Post Card North Pole Series No. 162 Subject No. 2565 (1.) Uncle Sam is always on top; (WWW2) North Pole Series Copyright 1909 by F.A. Moss 6435 (1.) You Can’t Lose Me!; (WWW3) Copyright 1909, by Gutmann & Gutmann, N.Y. (artist Grimball) (1.) No. 203 Our Flag at the Pole; (XXX) Shield behind the word Post Card (1.)

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Fourth of July Greetings (boy in oversized coat w/ badge, and flag) (2.) Fourth of July Greetings (boy riding rocket); (2.) Glorious Fourth (boy shooting cannon); o (YYY) Two animals fighting between words Post Card July 4th Greeting (1.) pink and silver card w/ man shooting cannon (2.) same as above except pink and gold (3.) 3 red and 1 blue firecracker; (ZZZ) Painting easel between words Post Card (1.) July 4th Millions for defense but not one cent for tribute (2.) July 4th Uncle Sam – That cornsarned boy at his old tricks (artist Bower) (3.) July 4th A pair that’s hare to beat. Yankee Doodle; (4A) No. J- 3 “Wood’s” Post Cards, L. A. (1.) 4th of July Greetings; (4B) Made by Grinnel Litho Co., N.Y.C. (1.) This country’s future’s in good hands Since our Johnny got his gun, And Uncle Sam is mighty proud To have you for his son!; (4C) Artis Stocker Shaw, I think (1.) Three cheers for the red white and blue (Women in corset); (4D) Douglas Post Card Co. Phila., Pa Eagle as logo on back (Undivided back) (1.) Liberty Bell A Glorius 4th; (4E) Copyright 1905 by Arthur Livingston, N.Y. (Undivided back) (1.) 928 I’m Your Yankee Doodle Boy; (4F) Made in Germany Trademark is block w/ SO on it (1.) No words Green anchor w/ shields at top and patriotic rope; (4G) Made in Germany Raised Picture (1.) My Own United States (ship) (2.) My Own United States (outline of US) o (4H1) Copyrighted 1907 P. Gordon. Series 3706 Popular Comics 49 Subjects (1.) Be Patriotic; (4H2) Same as 4H1 w/o Series number (1.) Be Patriotic; (4I) F. A. Owens Publishing Co. Dansville, N. Y. (1.) Blow, fellows, Blow! But don’t get excited And thus be ignited, Powder burns, you know.; (4J) Very simple cards (Undivided) No words (1.) Uncle Sam in front of flag and giant firecracker (2.) Eagle on flag and Liberty Bell (3.) Eagle on flag (4.) Eagle shield and two flags, one American & one unknown (5.) Eagle shield w/tow flags, Liberty Bell and wreath Also says United States (6.) Eagle on shield  Lot #309 – Lot of (20) Postcards – Ref. (4K, 4L, 4M, 4N, 4O, 4P, 4Q, 4R, 4X, 4Y, 4Z, 5A, 5B) o (4K) Copyright 1907 Tower M & N, co. N. Y. (1.) 106S-2 Hurrah for Uncle Sam, The most Respected, Genial, Farcical, Picturesque, Courteous, (2.) 106S-3 Three Cheers for American Valour! May no War require it, but may it be ever ready for Every Foe; (4L) Copyrighted, Sandford Card Co. 1910 Dansville, N.Y. (1.) July 4th I send the Flag, to show you, how proud and glad I am that I count ONE in the Family of good old Uncle Sam. (2.) Hip! Hurrah! Here we come, with our jolly noise, For this is July 4th, you know, and we are Freedom’s boys; (4M) I.P.C. Co. (1.) July the 4th Day of Glory! Welcome Day! Freedom’s banners greet thy ray.; (4N) Homemade card Undivided Back (1.) Tis the star- spangled banner; Oh long may it were O’er the land of the free And the home of the brave!; (4O) Louis Kaufman (1.) A-6245 Barbara Fritchie Her house & flag, Frederick, Md.; (4P) Geo. Brumder Milwaukee Germania Press (1.) Union Forever July 4th 1906; (4Q.) Robbins & Co., G.M.B.H. Bremen (1.) Fourth of July Festival Card George Washington 1732 1799 D. George Washington; (4R) Leather (1.) The Stars and Stripes Forever; o (4X) A. H. Co. (1.) There will be all kinds of Fireworks the 4th – “I’ll teach you how to shoot fire-crackers under my chair.” (2.) There was a young gent from the north Who to see the world sallied forth, And the first thing he did when they lifted the lid, Was to celebrate July the Fourth; (4Y) Copyright 1906 by American Journal Examiner (Undivided back & puzzle card that you heat up) (1.) What are Fritz and Hans up to? (2.) What has

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startled Buster’s mamma? (4Z) SO Logo (1.) easel w/ flags draped over it (5A) Proprieta artistica riservate – Uff. Rev. Stampa Milano 8-11-17 N 2587 (1.) 73 – 2 (Lady with American flag draped around head) (Artist Bourrillon) (2.) 20404 (Lady with flag hat and scarf) (Artist unreadable); (5B) Copyright H 150 (Postcard opens up and is in great conditions) (1.) Above all. (Uncle Sam riding rocket w/ hat blowing off)  Lot #310 – Lot of (18) Postcards – Ref. (5Z) o (5Z) Miscellaneous Cards (1.) July 4th Greeting (Lady holding flag); (2.) July 4 (Uncle Sam w/firecrackers making 4); (3.) Wake up! America! (eagle and shield w/glitter and stones); (4.) Fourth of July Greetings Revolutionary Headquarters; (5.) July 4th (flag w/firecrackers spelling words); (6.) 4th of July Greetings (Words exploding in blue cloud); (7.) Fourth of July, Father, I cannot tell a lie. I did it with my little hatchet! (8.) The Glorious Fourth Greeting (Statue of W.); (9.) July 4th (Couple under patriotic umbrella); (10.) Fourth of July Greetings (two boys in uniform w/flag); (11.) The Emblem of Democracy, Liberty, and Humanity (Cloth shield); (12.) The perfume may die, but the colors will live in my heart forever. (cloth heart – Undivided); (13.) Greetings for the 4th of July (cloth & padded flag); (14.) We haven’t moved. We are still in the same old place. (Uncle Sam on map of USA); (15.) Off for the day (Raised dog w/firecrackers on tail); (16.) 4th July (Raised rose Undivided back); (17.) (Child holding red firecracker); (18.) A TOAST Here’s to the Stars and Stripes-to the land of our birth-To the American Girl- The best things of earth (undivided back)  Lot #311 – Lot of (21) Postcards – Ref. (C, D, E) o (C) Series 3 (1.) July 4th (3 boys w/drum, flag and firecrackers) gold (2.) Liberty Bell/4th of July (boy and girl w/flag) silver (3.) The 4th of July (boy and girl w/eagles and flag) silver (4.) July 4th (lady w/red rose in hair) silver (5.) July 4th (boy and girl w/fireworks) silver (6.) July 4th (boy and girl w/fireworks) gold (7.) Souvenir of 4th of July (eagle w/firecracker) silver (8.) Souvenir of 4th of July (eagle w/firecracker) gold o (D) Series 4 All read “4th of July” (1.) (4 girls behind shield) (2.) (2 boys and a girl standing) (3.) (boy holding rockets) (4.) (2 boys and a girl sitting) (5.) (girl holding sparkler) (6.) (3 boys making 4 w/firecrackers) o (E) Series 5 All read “Wishing you a Glorious 4th of July” (1.) 3 boys w/sword, flag and horn) (2.) (3 boys w/sword, flag and horn – flag is made with toothpick) (3.) (girl lighting firecracker while 2 others look on) (4.) (girl holding Chinese lantern) (5.) (4 kids trying to get firecracker out of dog’s mouth) (6.) (2 boys and a girl shooting toy soldiers) (7.) (boy holding circle behind head)  Lot #312 – Lot of (18) Postcards – Ref. (F, G, H, I, J) o (F) Series 6 (1.) Joyful Fourth: It is your country’s flag, my boy, And Proudly drinks the light (2.) Happy Fourth: Ay, tear her tattered ensign down! Long has it waved on high (3.) Joyous Fourth: It is the voice of cannonry The glad shouts of the free (4.) A Merry Fourth: Forever float that standard sheet! Where breathes the foe but falls before us (5.) Glorious Fourth: The Nation’s greeting To you on this day (6.) Glorious Fourth: When Freedom from her mountain height Unfurled her standard to the air

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o (G) Series 7 (1.) 4th of July (scene of home) (2.) Let us celebrate the day in a way befitting America and Americans-not in foolish frivolity (3.) 4th of July Greetings (flag in center) (4.) (5.) (6.) o (H) Series 8 (1.) Greetings from a Patriot (2.) Wishing you a Merry Fourth (3.) Wishing you a Joyful Fourth (4.) Glorious Fourth (5.) Wishing you a Happy Fourth (6.) Hurrah for the Fourth of July o (I) Series 9 o (J) Series 10 Fourth of July Greeting (1.) “Millions for defense but not one cent for tribute.” Chas. Cotesworth Pinckney-Ambassador of France 1796, Fourth of July Greetings (2.) Proclaim Liberty throughout the land unto all the inhabitants thereof (3.) “We have met the enemy and they are ours” Oliver Hazard Perry, Battle of Lake Erie, September 10th, 1813  Lot #313 – Lot of (27) Postcards – Ref. (N, O, P, Q, R) o (N) International Art Series #974, Artist Ellen H. Clapsaddle (1.) July 4th: The Day we celebrate (2.) Yankee Doodle came to town (3.) Three cheers for the Red, White and blue (4.) Columbia-Gem of the Ocean (5.) The Land of the Free and the Home of the Brave o (O) International Art Series #2443, Artist Ellen H. Clapsaddle (1.) July 4, Let Independence be our boast Ever mindful what it cost (2.) The Day we celebrate (3.) Liberty and Union, Now and Forever (4.) Then ring the bells and fire the guns, And fling the starry banner out! (5.) The Glorious Fourth (has ad on it) (6.) Here’s for a Glorious Fourth o (P) International Art Series #2936, Artist Ellen H. Clapsaddle (1.) We will stand be the Right, We will stand be the True, We will live, We will die for the Red, White and Blue, Young America (2.) Let Independence be our boast, Ever mindful what it cost (3.) The Day we celebrate 1776 (4.) Liberty and Union Now and Forever (5.) Then ring the bells and fire the guns, And fling the starry banner out! (6.) The Glorious Fourth o (Q) International Art Series #4398, Artist Ellen H. Clapsaddle (1.) Three cheers for the Red, White and Blue! (2.) From every mountain side Let Freedom ring (3.) July 4 Firm, united let us be, Rallying round our Liberty (4.) The grand old story, Of a day of fadeless glory (5.) Day of Flags and Cannon and Jubilee! Guarded well glorified in, So may it ever be o (R) International Art Series, No number (1.) The day we celebrate! (2.) Three for the red, white and blue! (3.) My Country ‘tis of thee, Sweet land of Liberty Of thee I Sing (4.) The Star Spangled Banner In Triumph Shall Wave (5.) Yankee Doodle came to town  Lot #314 – Lot of (12) Postcards – Ref. (A, B) o (A) Series 1 (1.) (1095) How to prevent your boy from being killed on the Fourth of July- kill him on the Third (2.) (1096) Ye spit-devil is a wily beast That comes but once a year, And wiggles about maidens ankles On mischief bent, I fear (3.) (1097) The giant cracket is a big red brute, With a tail that’s like a snake, You can easily tell when they’re about by the awful noise they make (4.) (1098) Fotograph your boy before the 4th of July: you may not get a chance after (5.) (1099 Where ignorance is bliss tis folly to be wise (6)

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(1100) The dog: I think I’d better skiddoo: mother always told me never to accept candy from strange men.” o (B) Series 2 (1.) May you always be satisfied with the proudest title a man can wear AN AMERICAN CITIZEN (2.) May your heart ever be thrilled at the sight of the glorious Star Spangled Banner snapping in (3.) May you never be too old to light a Cannon Cracker, Sing My Country Tis of Thee and wave (4.) May you have a rip roaring Old Star Spangled Fourth of July with no After Effects (5.) May the hiss of the Rocket, the boom of the Cracker and the sight of the Stars and Stripes ever (6.) May Old Glory always be the first sight to your eye and the Star Spangled Banner the sweetest.  Lot #315 – Lot of (26) Postcards – Ref. (S, T, U1, V1, V2) o (S) Copyright 1908, P. Sander #332 (1.) July 4 (girl on firecracker swing) (2.) 4th of July (girl on firecracker swing) (3.) July 4 (2 boys w/rockets and cannon) (4.) July 4 (2 girls and 2 boys w/rockets, etc.) (5.) Hurrah July 4 (girl and boy w/cannon, etc.) o (T) Printed in Saxony #746 (1.) 4th of July Hurrah (3 boys, 1 colored) (2.) 4th July (boys on balcony) (3.) 4th July (boys in parade w/flag) (4.) 4th July (Boys shooting cannon) (5.) 4th July (boys at bonfire) (6.) 4th July (boys in parade w/instruments) o (U1) The Rotograph Co., Gene Carr, Copyright 1908 #F.L. 219 (1.) What are you laughing at? (2.) King (3.) Nice Dorg!) (4.) Pals (5.) 4th of July (6.) July 5 The morning after, Witch hazel, liniment, arnica o (V1) TR Co., H.M. Rose, Copyright 1908 WH (1.) Fourth of July Greetings: Hurrah! Hurrah! On what fun! Johnny had a brand new gun (2.) Fourth of July Greetings: Paul found a musket Hanging on the wall (3.) Fourth of July Greetings: Little fellow, his age was eight, Started in to celebrate (4.) Fourth of July: He was a little fellow, he was his papa’s pet o (V2) TR Co., The Rose Company, Copyright 1907 (1.) In seventeen hundred and seventy six our Fathers woke up in a deuce of a fix, And never expected that you, no, nor I, would ever be keeping the Fourth of July (2.) Doom! This is the day that we celebrate when we look back, And we contemplate that Fourth of July of an early date. Bang! (3.) Europe has its turkey, Asia has the same, But the turkey of America is King-of all the game  Lot #316 – Lot of (32) Postcards – Ref. (H), (I), (J), (K), (L), (M), (N), (O), (G), (A), (B), (C), (D), (E), (E1), (F) o Liberty Series No. 224 (Also Book 6) – (1.) Birthday Greetings this little greeting comes to state no matter where you navigate beneath the stars of heavens blue my birthday wishes will find you, (2.) Birthday Best Wishes when the bugles blow on your birthday dear soldier boy so far away please think of me, (3.) A Happy Birthday may this day be a golden link within life’s silver chain your birthday joys be true and bright and in your heart remain, (4.) Birthday Wishes Old Glory waves upon the breeze to lead perhaps to distant seas but in each ripple that you see o Karle Quality Rochester NY (logo is picture of river) – (1.) 500/A Happy Birthday/I wish you a happy birthday/may this beautiful emblem of freedom wave over many happy returns

ROAN Inc. Auctioneers & Appraisers Saturday, February 18th 2017 Catalog of Patriotic Post Cards & Similar o MMB Made in Germany – (1.) Many Happy Returns of the Day (ship full of flowers and a flag) o Copyright 1913 by C.M. Burd Form K The Westminster Press, Phila. Pa – (1.) Fifth Birthday Greeting/Be strong and of good courage Joshua 1:6/ A knight from long ago here find bringing a birthday wish to you may you be strong in body and mind pure and noble brave and true E.R.H. o 4021 – Made in Germany Birthday Greetings – (1.) Boy dressed in Uncle Sam outfit with purple flowers, (2.) Boy dressed as Uncle Sam with pink & white flowers o 909 (Logo looks like YMC inside of jar) – (1.) On your birthday happiness to you friend most true o Art Tone ‘Glo-Var’ Finished Made only by Beals, DesMoines Iowa (Linen) – (1.) AC-25 / Best wishes for this important day and have a happy birthday! (2.) AC-27/Birthday Greetings/I think of you in a special sort of way and thought I’d send this little card to tell you so to-day o Chas. C. Clark Co. New York Series No. 37 – (1.) Birthday Greetings I’m sure Dame Fortune upon you has always fondly smiled but I hope this year she’ll treat you like a specially favored child! o 1203 – Printed in Germany – (1.) A Happy Birthday (Boy in green uniform w/patriotic colors around) o VI. Birthday Cards - 711 Patriotic Birthday 12 Des. – (1.) Birthday Wishes/this card with its colors of red white and blue will carry my best wishes to you, (2.) A hand-clasp would be better or perhaps a letter but since we can’t be meeting I send my heartiest birthday greeting, (3.) Happy birthday/here goes my wish right off the bat to you a happy birthday hurrah for the red white and blue, (4.) Birthday Greetings we are keeping you in thought to-day and wish you all good things on your birthday, (5.) Birthday Greetings a birthday would never seem to me just the thing it ought to be unless to you my dear old friend a birthday greeting I could send, (6.) Birthday Greeting this card with its colors of red white and blue is carrying my message to you o’er land and sea where’er you roam fond hearts are loving you at home o Published by the Gibson Art Company Cincinnati – (1.) For a Happy Birthday/for a very happy birthday/this emblem glad and free brings wishes by the million from the family and me, (2.) Best birthday wishes for joy and success from a true friend who really could wish you no less o S.L. Co. Ser. 753 – (1.) A happy birthday (ship with flowers) o Owen Card Pub. Co. Elmira NY The Mark of Distinction – (1.) 1166 A/Birthday Greetings/America’s the gladdest land that knowledge comprehends and since your birthday I would greet I’m glad these lines your eye may meet beneath a nations banner that your happiness defends, (2.) 1166D/Birthday Wishes/I’m glad for your sake that this line of birthday greetings friend of mine may go with many wishes true ‘neath Columbia’s flag red white and blue o Birthday Series No. 233 – (1.) Joy for your birthday the sunset lends a quiet peace upon the land or sea and may each birthday bring you joy wherever you may be, (2.) A Happy

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Birthday for you may this flag float upon the breeze on land or on the distant seas and bring you happiness and cheer for your birthday and all the year o Birthday Series No. 234 – (1.) USA/Best wishes for you we are proud of Old Glory the Service Flag too and very glad to possess such a friend as you, (2.) Birthday Wishes/with kind remembrances and every good wish for your birthday o Series 53 Patriotic Birthday 12 des. – (1.) That your birthday may prove both bright and happy is my most earnest wish, (2.) Best Wishes I’d give so much to clasp your hand I can’t and so instead God bless you, (3.) I send blossoms sweet to bring a message tender and just to say my friend’s birthday I lovingly remember  Lot #317 – Lot of (28) Postcards – Ref. (VA), (VB), (VC), (VD), (VE), (VF), (VG), (VH), (VI), (VJ), (VK), (VL), (VM), (IVA), (IVB), (IVC), (IVD), (IVE), (IVF), (IVG) o Valentine Cards – Series No. V. 10 B. B. London Printed in Germany – (1.) To my Valentine/Allegiance true I proudly swear unto love’s flag and here declare that nought my loyalty shall sever your own Sir Valentine for ever, (2.) To My Valentine/tho’ I stand neath the flag of the free it does not mean freedom for me for cupid’s keen dart has pierced my poor heart and bound me a captive to thee, (3.) To my Valentine/to prove my love shall never die this banner I will bear on high the duty too shall e’er be mine to guard it well Sweet Valentine o American Post Card National Cupid Series Number 75 Copyright 1906 Published by the Ullman Manufacturing Co. New York – (1.) 1877/United States, (2.) 1881/Germany o Whitney Made Worcester Mass Made in USA (undivided back) – (1.) I got a gun and thought I’d be so very brave and do my part Alas! when they examined me they found I hadn’t any heart you have it my Valentine o Raphael Tuck & Sons Valentine Post Cards Series No. 3 ‘From Many Lands’ Copyright 1906 – (1.) To My Valentine/ the United States is the place for me does the United States appeal to thee? (2.) To My Valentine/on eagle’s wings I bring to you my heart’s affection fond and true o Raphael Tuck & Sons ‘Zodiac’ Series of Valentine Post Cards No. 128 – (1.) July/Leo/Now if the stork came from the sky with you my dear in hot July he was the bird that brought to me My Valentine from Old Saint V? o Published by F.L. Harding 108 Fulton St, NY (undivided back) – (1.) No. 550/oh say can you see by the dawns early/while this flag floats o’er this land so free my love for you will steadfast be Your Valentine I’ll always be, (2.) No. 551/Yankee Doodle came to town riding on a pony Uncle Sam’s Toast here’s to the ladies best luck to one may I be the man she’s to marry here’s to all people under the sun and to every Nation but Carrie To My Valentine o 316 (Logo on back has pot & flower) – (1.) With Love Greeting (boy dressed as patriotic clown) o Design copyrighted John Winsch 1912 (leaves and squares) – (1.) Love Guad No. 1/To my Valentine/To my sweetheart o 6710 (leaves and squares) – (1.)Valentine Greetings (boy w/eagle and shield) o Illustrated? (artist sign but can’t read) – (1.) 5027 My Valentine Message/Little Maid don’t be afraid I’ll prove a worth Valentine

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o Printed in Germany – (1.) Forget me not (boy with flag/cupid on wall) o Printed in Bavaria – (1.) No. 746 Cupid’s International Love Code A Frenchman who declares his love will say “Ma chere, jet’aime’ A German says ‘Ich liebe dich’ the meaning is the same but with your kind permission I will hold your hand and say in good old fashioned English Dear I love you name the day o No. 2781 To My Valentine this standard dear shall proudly wave o’er one I love so good and brave o Series No. 198 12 designs Valentine Post Cards – (1.) I’ll protect you all the time! o New Year Cards – Copyright by M.L. Jackson (logo is lion’s head) – (1.) Happy New Year/Peace/God Speed (ships at sea) o 345G – (1.) A Happy New Year (sailor boy climbing ropes) o 252-5054 Made in Germany (artist Jenny Nystruy?) – (1.) Happy New Year (child gnome with flag leading gnomes w/sacks) o Copyright 1910 by Arthur Norwitz – (1.) May the New Year bring you joy, (2.) A Happy New Year (church scene w/patriotic ribbon), (3.) A Happy New Year (Uncle Sam) o Copyright 1905 by Bishop the Bird Man, Baltimore A Happy New Year 1906 – (1.) Toast to America/here’s to America and all it may contain beautiful women men of brain wine of quality fine of taste lovely maidens refined and chaste industries that defy A Merry Christmas A Happy New Year E Pluribus unum o Pub. by the Gibson Art Company Cincinnati – (1.) All good wishes for a Happy New Year o N.Y. 152 – (1.) A Happy New Year May the notes of hope and joy and cheer sound in the song of the coming year  Lot #318 – Lot of (27) Postcards – Ref. (VIII), (VII), (1) – Halloween, Easter & St. Patrick’s Day o No. 863 F.A. Owens Co. Dansville NY – (1.) On Hallow-e’en The Gobble-uns May seize and carry you all to their den so you’d best try hard to obtain the guard of Kernel Corn and his Husky men o Copyright 1907 American Post Card ‘Easter’ Series number 80 Ullman Company – (1.) 1922/Easter Greeting, (2.) Eagle logo – (1.) A Happy Easter may happiness attend thy way this Easter time and with you stay o St. Patrick’s Day – Horse shoe w/MB trademark No. 400 Wishing you Luck – (1.) St. Patrick’s Day Greetings (Uncle Sam), (2.) St. Patrick’s Day Greetings (Bishop), (3.) St. Patrick’s Day Greetings (Harp), (4.) St. Patrick’s Day Greetings Kissing the Blarney Stone o TR Co. – (1.) Erin Go Bragh o Copyright 1909 by Fred C. Lounsbury – (1.) 2098-1 St. Patrick’s Day Killarney I’m just a little bit Irish myself o Copyright 1907 by Fred C. Lounsbury – (1.) Brothers still ‘tis God’s will, (2.) 2059-2 No words picture of priest in center o Souvenir Post Cards Co NY undivided back – (1.) Flags of Ireland and US w/eagle in center) o Man leaning on column Trademark No. 2033 – (1.) Baseball batter and catcher o IS B70 Trademark Made in Germany – (1.) St. Patrick’s Day Souvenir At Cappaquin Co. Waterford o H. Tuck & Sons Series No. 157 ‘The Emerald Isle’ – (1.) Greeting

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o Tuck & Sons Shamrock Series No. 172 – (1.) Greetings o SB Trademark Series 7041 – (1.) Greetings Saint Patrick’s Day (shields on both countries), (2.) Saint Patrick’s Day Greetings (Uncle Sam kissing Lady Ireland) o Copyright 1909 The Ullman Mfg. Co. New York Series 157/Subject No. 2438 – (1.) Erin go bragh long may they wave! o Leaves and Squaes – (1.) The top o’ the Mornin’ to you! o Hold to light – (1.) United by our love for Erin o Same back No words on cards undivided backs – (1.) Crossed flags w/clover in front), (2.) Flags w/harp & eagle in front, (3.) Flags w/shields and eagle o Letter A at bottom right – (1.) Erin Go Bragh St. Patrick’s Greeting o Miscellaneous – (1.) 30 SAONs dla Eine(?) A.O.H. undivided back, (2.) Here’s luck to Dear Old Ireland the cradle of all true and loyal hearts may her memory ever stay green in the hearts of all sons of Old Erin  Lot #319 – Lot of (27) Postcards – Ref. (II Thanksgiving Day) (A), (B1), (B2), (C), (D), (E), (F), (G), (H), (I), (J) o Printed in America H.S.V. Litho Co. No 800 All pictures in wishbone Thanksgiving Greetings – (1.) Coupe in front of church, (2.) Boy saying prayer, (3.) Man calling turkey, (4.) Couple outside praying o Thanksgiving Series No. 1 Thanksgiving Greetings – (1.) Same little boy as in A2, (2.) Farm scene o Thanksgiving Series No. 3 Thanksgiving Greeting – (1.) White Turkey o Series 560 Made in USA Stecher Lith. Co. Roch. NY – (1A.) Thanksgiving is a happy grace a joy to home and nation blest be the tie that binds the hearts of friends in every stations justice and goodness, (2B.) With every good reason to greet you for the giver of all good has blessed you I send ou regards and good wishes on this our Thanksgiving Day, (3D.) This is nor a suffragette lecture but a kind greetings Thanksgiving Day Greeting, (4E.) A Thanksgiving Toast here’s health to you and the peace of our Nation! Thank God You and I for it’s continuation, (5F.) To wish you a jolly good Thanksgiving Day here’s to the joy of our nation here’s to Uncle Sam’s hat but when Thanksgiving Day’s over the turk will be under the hat o S & Co. Printed in US Thanksgiving Greeting – (1.) Raised turkey w/flag o SL &Co. Copyright 1909 H. Wessler No. 675 – (1.) Cordial Thanksgiving Greetings (two turkeys in snow w/shield), (2.) Thanksgiving Greeting (Lady Liberty in yard w/turkeys), (3.) Thanksgiving Greeting (same as E2 with added metal turkey) o Printed in USA – (1.) 631 Best Wishes for Thanksgiving Day (shield bottom center), (2.) 632 Thanksgiving Greetings (shield top right), (3.) 662 Thanksgiving Greetings (shield top right w/two turkeys) o Artist P.R. – (1.) 4100 Thanksgiving Rivals (turkey and eagle w/Uncle Sam), (2.) 4103 Thanksgiving US World’s 20th century Champion o American Post Card Thanksgiving Series No. 85 Pub. by The Ullman Manuf. Co. New York Copyright 1907 –(1.) 2062 Our National Birds, (2.) 2128 Uncle Sam (artist Wall) o American Post Card Thanksgiving Series No. 127 Subject No. 2327 Pub. by the Ullman Manuf. Co. New York Copyright 1908 – (1.) Let US give Thanks

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o Series 258 Printed in Germany – (1.) Thanksgiving Greetings (three turkeys w/hats and flags), (2.) A Thanksgiving Greeting (turkey on throne)  Lot #320 – Lot of (26) Postcards – Ref. (K1), (K2), (K3), (K4), (K5), (L1), (L2), (M), (N), (O1), (O2), (O3) o A.S.B. 282 Made in Germany – (1.) Thanksgiving Greetings (girl riding turkey, boy w/flag), (2.) Uncle Sam Thanksgiving Greetings, (3.) Thanksgiving Greetings (two boys carrying turkey and flags), (4.) Thanksgiving Greetings (two turkeys pulling cart) o A.S.B. 290 Made in Germany All read Thanksgiving Greetings – (1.) turkey on table, (2.) turkey in car, (3.) turkey in air balloon o A.S.B. 342 Made in Germany Thanksgiving Greetings – (1.) Pluribus Unum o A.S.B. 1 Mechanical – (1.) Thanksgiving Greetings Vertical o A.S.B. 353 Thanksgiving Greetings – (1.) turkey pulling basket of fruit w/flag o No. 4045 Printed in Germany Thanksgiving Greetings gold w/white star border – (1.) turkey with two black boys – turkey pulling one boy’s pants, (2.) black boy and white girl w/flowers around turkey’s neck, (3.) black boy riding turkey while black boy & girl watch o No. 1567 Printed in Germany Thanksgiving Greetings (some are also S.L. & Co.) – (1.) turkey turning music machine, (2.) turkey with chef hat and magic wand, (3.) turkey with wife following o No. 1568 Printed in Germany – (1.) Thanksgiving Day (girl with fruit basket), (2.) Thanksgiving Greetings (girl with turkeys, flag & small toy horse) o Man leaning on column No. 2906A Thanksgiving Greetings – (1.) turkey in front of flag, (2.) turkey with flag at top, (3.) turkey with scene of man in field o Man leaning on column No. 2167 Thanksgiving Greetings –(1.) two turkeys in circle of roses o Man leaning on column No. 2242 Thanksgiving Greetings – (1.) turkey w/shield & man in field  Lot #321 – Lot of (66) Postcards – Ref. (O4), (O5), (O6), (O7), (P), (Q), (R), (S), (T), (U), (V), (W), (X) (Y), (Z), (AA), (BB), (CC), (DD), (EE), (FF1), (FF2) o Man leaning on column No. 2485 Thanksgiving Greetings – (1.) To fruits and flowers God’s teeming earth once more has given happy birth and we like wind swept corn that sways bend unto him in grateful praise, (2.) Now the teeming earth rejoices with the wealth of fruits and flowers praise him with glad grateful voices who hath blest this world of ours o Man leaning on column No. 2158 Thanksgiving Greetings – (1.) Family of turkeys, (2.) Three turkeys w/banner at top, (3.) Three turkeys w/shield in back, (4.) Two turkeys w/flag in back o 2241 (no man but same series) Thanksgiving Greetings – (1.) turkey looking at flag & fruit o Man but no series number Thanksgiving Greetings – (1.) turkey looking at cut pumpkin o Ferris Wheel around C in card Thanksgiving Greetings – (1.) no card, (2.) T620-2 (turkey with bowtie), (3.) T 629-3 (turkey w/basket), (4.) T 620-4 (turkey w/banner), (5.) T 620-5 (turkey w/hat), (6.) T620-6 (turkey w/ 2 shields)

ROAN Inc. Auctioneers & Appraisers Saturday, February 18th 2017 Catalog of Patriotic Post Cards & Similar o Ferris Wheel around C in card – (1.) 801/3 Our National Holy Day Thanksgiving Greetings, (2.) 875/9 Thanksgiving Day Something tells me to beat it o Thanksgiving Series No. 23 – (1.) Wishing you a bountiful Thanksgiving, (2.) Wishing you Thanksgiving joys o MAB Made in Germany – (1.) Thanksgiving The National Bird of the Day o Uncle Sam’s coat is green instead of blue – (1.) 4807 Wishing you a Happy Thanksgiving, (2.) 4809 Thanksgiving Day Ruler of the Day, (3.) 4810 Wishing you a Happy Thanksgiving, (4.) 4811 Thanksgiving Greetings, (5.) 4811 Same as W4 except gold background), (6.) 4813 Wishing you a happy Thanksgiving (Not Uncle Sam) o Consecutive Numbers Thanksgiving Greetings – (1.) 208 (Boy riding turkey & waving flag), (2.) 208 (Uncle Sam driving cart pulled by turkey), (3.) 208 (Lady Liberty flanked by two turkeys), (4.) 229 May this be a glad Thanksgiving be for all that gather under the old roof-tree, (5.) 265 (Boy & girl w/giant wishbone over turkey), (6.) 429 Proclamation (two turkeys w/flags), (7.) 429 Thanksgiving Proclamation (Uncle Sam holding turkey),(8.) 524 (Girl & boy riding ear of corn), (9.) 728 (Boy in cart pulled by turkey, (11.) 850 (Uncle Sam feeding turkeys), (12.) 850 (Uncle Sam chasing large turkey), (13.) 851 For our Army and Navy, (14.) 851 For Labor, (15.) 852 (Turkey and Lady Liberty o Copyright Bon Ton Art Co. 1912 – (1.) A jolly good time and plenty of turkey is my wish for you o International Art. Pub. Co Series 2445 – (1.) May you see many glad Thanksgiving Days May you always ride on the wings of prosperity and plenty o S100 Thanksgiving Greeting – (1.) Uncle Sam eating turkey, (2.) Uncle Sam leading turkey w/rope o Made in Germany 350 – (1.) Same as X with gold borders o Series 253E SLC Co. – (1C.) All Kind Thoughts and Good Wishes for a Very Happy Thanksgiving Day, (2D.) To Greet you with all Good Wishes for a Pleasant Thanksgiving Day o A&S Thanksgiving Greetings – all have a star border – (1.) two waiters serving Uncle Sam, (2.) turkey in front of shield and flags, (3.) two Uncle Sams looking at turkey, (4.) two turkeys either side of shield o A&S Thanksgiving Greetings w/letter B in bottom right corner – (1.) turkey dressed as Uncle Sam faced forward, (2.) turkey dressed as Uncle Sam facing right o Ser. T.P. 609 Design Copyright 1909 by M.W. Taggart NY – (1.) Thanksgiving Greetings, (2.) A Happy Thanksgiving, (3.) Thanksgiving Day o No. 239 Copyright 1908 P. Sander NY – (1.) Thanksgiving/for peace and plenty of prosperity, (2.) Thanksgiving/for good citizenship, (3.) Thanksgiving/for our Army and Navy forever, (4.) Thanksgiving/give us this day our turkey o No. 253 Copyright 1908 P. Sander NY Thanksgiving Greetings – (1.) Part of same picture as right of DD1 o P. Sander No 780 Thanksgiving Greetings – (1.) Circle w/outdoor scene, (2.) Square w/outdoor scene, (3.) Vertical oval, (4.) Diagonal oval o Copyright 1908 P. Sander NY Thanksgiving Greetings – (1.) 502 Eagle on shield w/turkey on either side, (2.) Same as above except raised pattern and color

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 Lot #322 – Lot of (37) Postcards – Ref. (FF3), (FF4), (FF5), (FF6), (GG), (HH), (II), (JJ), (KK1), (KK2), (LL), (MM), (NN) o P. Sander @ No. 325 Thanksgiving Greetings – (1.) lady Pilgrim w/turkey, (2.) man & lady Pilgrim w/turkey o P. Sander @ No 443 Thanksgiving Greetings – (1.) man Pilgrim looking at turkey- horizontal, (2.) lady Pilgrim looking at turkey-horizontal, (3.) couple w/turkey hanging – horizontal, (4.) man Pilgrim looking at turkey – vertical, (5.) lady looking at turkey – vertical, (6.) boy soldier waving flag – vertical, (7.) turkey in front of flag and shield, (8.) turkey in front of flag and flowers o P. Sander @ No. 781 Thanksgiving Greetings –(1.) turkey on one foot o P. Sander @No. 782 Thanksgiving Greetings – (1.) turkey w/small border at top o SO 85 Made in Germany – (1.) Thanksgiving Greetings – turkey w/flag & holly o SB 259 All read Thanksgiving Greetings – (1.) Uncle Sam w/turkey, (2.) turkey on shield w/flags behind, (3.) two boys and girl w/turkey, (4.) naked boy riding turkey, (5.) turkey w/pumpkin and hay o Lions Head on back – (1.) Wishing you Thanksgiving Joys o Padded Card – (1.) Thanksgiving Greetings (cloth) o 319 Owen Card Pub. Co – (1A.) Especial Gratitude be thankful for your dinner your home and all the rest and especially be thankful for the land that we love best! (2D.) Blessings to be thankful for besides our dinners there are more true blessings to be thankful for how much our gratitude would lag without a country and a flag! o 331 Owen Card Pub. Co – (1F.) A glad Thanksgiving for the red of loyalty for the white of chivalry for the blue of Liberty be thankful! o SB Series 7013 Thanksgiving Greetings – (1.) boy dressed as Uncle Sam and girl looking at turkey o Design copyrighted by John Winsch 1912 – (1.) Puritan Relief Ship Thanksgiving Day 1620, (2.) Thanksgiving Day at Valley Forge 1778, (3.) Goldseekers Thanksgiving Day California 1849, (4.) First Thanksgiving in Alaska 1868, (5.) Thanksgiving Day in the south 1913 o Consecutive numbers following T – (1.) T-42 A Thanksgiving Greeting (big turkey w/flag border, (2.) T-42 Thanksgiving Greeting (turkey on shield), (3.) T-42 Ye Thanksgiving Greeting, (2.) T-56 Thanksgiving Greetings May this day of feast bring joy to thee (H on back), (3.) T-57 Best wishes for a happy Thanksgiving, (3.) T-59 Thanksgiving Day May your happiest day in the year be on this date, (4.) T-59 Thanksgiving Day May every wish be gratified on this auspicious day, (5.) T-84 A Happy Thanksgiving  Lot #323 – Lot of (45) Postcards – Ref. (WW2), (XX), (YY), (ZZ), (AAA), (BBB), (CCC), (ZZZ), (OO), (PP), (QQ1), (QQ2), (RR), (SS), (TT), (UU), (VV), (WW1) o Printed in Saxony No. 870 – (1.) Good wishes for Thanksgiving Day, (2.) Best wishes for a happy Thanksgiving o All say Thanksgiving Day Greetings – (1.) white card w/turkey standing on knife and shield, (2.) pink card w/turkey standing on knife and shield o All say Thanksgiving Greetings (cards are same as Q/T 620 Series) – (1.) white card w/knife and fork in turkey/banner in back, (2.) pink card w/knife and fork in

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turkey/banner in back, (3.) white card turkey w/patriotic bowtie, (4.) white card w/turkey carrying basket of wheat/banner at top, (5.) gold card w/turkey carrying basket of wheat/banner at top, (6.) white card/turkey w/patriotic top hat o TR Co. copyright 1908 by H.M. Rose –(1.) Thanksgiving Wishes/Hurrah! for the noble turkey Thanksgiving’s not complete unless each has had their fill of good old turkey meat o Raised turkeys w/red & white vertical stripes, stars in right top All say Thanksgiving Greetings – (1.) proud turkey w/gold shell background, (2.) same turkey hanging upside down o 5715 – (1.) Wishing you a Happy Thanksgiving o Copyright 1906 Tower M & N Co. NY – (1.) how will you have your turk? the howling turk the Irish turk the real turk the American turk o Miscellaneous – all read Thanksgiving Greetings – (1.) gold card w/boy in cart of flowers pulled by two turkeys w/flag, (2.) boy w/cart pulled by two turkeys w/flag, (3.) picture of windmill/shield and flowers o Gold borders w/curls around word postcard – all read Thanksgiving Greetings – (.1) Uncle Sam w/turkey, (2.) Word Cordial comes before TG, (3.) turkey with shield, (4.) turkey w/flag, (5.) turkey w/large disc o L&E Series 2263 (HBG artist) – (1.) To the great American birds may we have them where we love them best the turkeys on our tables and the eagles In our pockets o Leaves & Squares All read Thanksgiving Greetings – (1.) clown riding pumpkin pulled by turkey, (2.) copyright 1908 by H.I.R. Boston PR Co., (3.) boy riding turkey like a jockey o Leaves and Squares – all read Our National Birds May one give us peace in all our states and the other a piece for all our plates – (1.) eagle in center w/a turkey on either side, (2.) the American Eagle the Thanksgiving Turkey, (3.) eagle on shield w/a turkey looking on, (4.) eagle w/arrow and leaves, turkey w/knife and fork – gold background, (5.) eagle w/arrow and leaves, turkey w/knife and fork – blue background o Thanksgiving Series No. 115 – (1.) Best wishes for Thanksgiving this Thanksgiving card is just wishing that your heart will be glad and your turkey fat o Whitney Made Worcester Mass. – (1.) A bountiful Thanksgiving (Boy dressed as Uncle Sam leading turkey) o Post Card Series No. 134 G w/arrow trademark – (1.) Thanksgiving Greeting (boy w/very small turkey behind him) o The Valentine & Sons’ Pub. Co. Ltd New York Printed in Great Britain – (1.) Thanksgiving Greetings (turkey w/bright flag behind it) o Made in Germany – all are raised patterns and say Thanksgiving Greetings – (1.) two turkeys w/flag to left and purple flowers to right, (2.) turkey pulling cart w/flag and flowers/background is cloth, (3.) turkey holding flag in front of purple flowers/background is cloth, I think, (4.) two turkeys w/flag at top and purple flowers around/turkey has purple (5.) Turkey w/flag top left and shield bottom right w/purple flowers/turkey has purple o (WW1) Printed in Saxony (1.) No. 848 Thanksgiving Greetings (turkey watching eagle w/shield (2.) No. 956 Thanksgiving Greetings (two turkeys w/small shield in corner (3.)

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No. 967 Best Wishes for a Happy Thanksgiving (4.) No. ??5 Thanksgiving Greetings (Turkey at bottom w/shield and fruit at top) o (WW2) Printed in Saxony, No. 870 (1.) Good Wishes for Thanksgiving Day (2.) Best Wishes for a happy Thanksgiving o (XX) All Say Thanksgiving Day Greetings (1.) White card w/turkey standing on knife and shield (2.) Pink card w/turkey standing on knife and shield o (YY) All say Thanksgiving Greetings (Cards are same as Q/T 620 Series) (1.) White card w/knife and fork in turkey/banner in back (2.) Pink card w/knife and fork in turkey/banner in back (3.) White card/turkey w/patriotic bowtie (4.) White care w/turkey carrying basket of wheat/banner at top (5.) Gold card w/turkey carrying basket of wheat/banner at top (6.) White care/turkey w/patriotic top hat o (ZZ) TR Co., Copyright 1908 by H.M. Rose (1.) Thanksgiving Wishes/Hurrah! For the noble Turkey! Thanksgiving’s not complete, unless each one has had their fill of good old Turkey meat o (AAA) Raised turkeys w/red & white vertical stripes, stars in right top. All say “Thanksgiving Greetings” (1.) Proud turkey w/gold shell background (2.) Same turkey hanging upside down o (BBB) 5715 (1.) Wishing you a Happy Thanksgiving o (CCC) Copyright 1906, Tower M. & N. Co., N.Y. (1.) How will you have your turk? The Irish Turk. The real Turk. The American Turk. o (ZZZ) Misc. All read Thanksgiving Greetings (1.) Gold card w/boy in cart of flowers pulled by two turkeys w/flag (2.) Boy w/cart pulled by two turkeys w/flag (3.) Picture of windmill/shield and flowers  Lot #324 – Lot of (24) Postcards – Ref. (III) o (III) Christmas Cards (A) Illustrated Postal Card & Nov. Co., N.Y. (434) (1.) Yuletide Greetings/Each holly leaf and bright red berry bears greetings for a Christmas merry, with wishes old, yet every new, for those beneath the colors true. (2.) Yuletide greetings/instead of golden gifts I send emblems fair-red, white and blue, accept from me this simple card with Christmas greetings ever true. (3.) Christmas Remembrance/Old songs are best at Christmas-time, Old friends are dearest, too, so when we hang the holly up we’re sure to think of you. (4.) Best Christmas wishes/Uncle Sam has called me, and I can’t be home to say how much I wish you well each hour of Christmas Day. (5.) Christmas cheer/when yule-logs burn upon the hearth and Christmas bells are ringing, from tented plains this little card a cheery thought is bringing. (6.) Merry Christmas/the Christmas tree is lighted beneath the colors true, and from our hearts fond thoughts fly far away to you. (7.) To greet you on Christmas Day. (8.) A happy Christmas/from our fireside to you in camp we speed a Christmas greeting, hoping days may quickly pass till we’ll again be meeting. (9.) Christmas wishes/straight from me to you goes this Christmas greeting, and a prayer that days be few till we’ll again be meeting. (10.) Best Christmas wishes/so many Christmas wishes flying through the air! Hope the best will find you, is my daily prayer. (11.) Christmas greeting/though far from home at Christmas I long to send a greeting just to prove that miles don’t keep faithful hearts from meeting. (12.) Christmas wishes/while I obey stern duty’s call my

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thoughts are roaming far, and I’m longing to be with you all beneath the Christmas star. (13.) A joyous Christmas/just a card at yuletide sent across the miles, happy be your Christmas, bright the day with smiles (14.) Season’s greeting/may you have a Merry Christmas and be cheery all the year, is the wish this card conveys with greetings most sincere. (15.) Christmas joys/When the yuletide log is burning and the tree is gleaming bright, light a candle for the boy who is fighting for the right. (16.) On Christmas Day/oh for a glimpse of home and it’s dear ones, tried and true, how happy would I be to spend this Christmas with you! (17.) A glad Christmas there’s a tang of frost in the evening air and the song of bells afar; let us banish care in the splendor rare ‘Neath the spell of the Christmas star. (18.) Christmas cheer/why should we look with tearful eyes across the hills of sorrow? Let Christmas cheer our hearts today and bring faith for the morrow. o (B) Illustrated Postal Card (no number) (1.) A joyful Christmas (2.) A blessed Christmas (3.) Merry Christmas o (B2) Copyright 111 Post Card Co. (Undivided back/logo on back is large eagle on shield) (1.) A Merry Christmas (logo on back is large eagle on shield) o (C) Printed in Germany, Plain cards w/flowers and words added in glitter (1.) Patriotic ribbon on top and sides (2.) Shield  Lot #325 – Lot of (23) Postcards – Ref. (D, E, F, G, H, I, J, K, L, M, N, O, P, Q, R,S, T, U, V, W, X, Y, Z, AA, BB, CC, DD) o (D) Published by the Gibson Art Company, Cincinnati (1.) All good wishes for Christmas (2.) A warm and hearty greeting at Christmas (3.) A loving greeting and best wishes for a merry Christmas (4.) A Christmas greeting from over the sea, to the folks I love in the Old Countrie o (E) No. 405 All read, A Merry Christmas (1.) Two bells on patriotic ribbon (2.) large bell on patriotic ribbon (3.) two large bells on patriotic ribbon o (F) Copyright 1906 by P. Sander, Logo on back is eagle on shield, All read A Merry Christmas (1.) Santa carrying bag and tree w/flag in bag (2.) Santa riding slleigh w/two flags o (G) Copyright 1907/1910 by Arthur Norwitz (1.) Loving Xmas greetings (picture of church w/patriotic banner top and bottom) (2.) Loving Christmas wishes (Indian w/patriotic feathers) o (H) American Post Card “National Santa Claus” Series Number _04, Published by the Ullman Manufacturing Co, New York (1.) United States o (I) Xmas National Series 188 12 des. (1.) A Christmas message. if you think, this Christmas morning, that we’re far apart, you are much mistaken for I carry you in my heart. o (J) Xmas – Santa Claus Series (1.) Christmas greetings (Santa and Uncle Sam shaking hands) o (K) Christmas Series No. 168 Made in U.S.A. (1.) Merry Christmas/may Xmas bring joy to the whole round earth but most of all to the land of our birth. (2.) A merry with this branch of shining holly and the flag of the U.S.A. I am sending you best wishes for a merry Xmas day. (3.) Wishing you a bright and happy Christmas/Hurrah! for merry

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Xmas, Hurrah! Four our flag, too; may you always have merry Xmas ‘neath the ole Red, White and Blue o (L) Xmas Dogs Series No. 1 (1.) A Merry Christmas (dog holding sign) o (M) Series 744 E (1.) A goody, goody Christmas (boy riding rocking horse) o (N) Series 338 B (1.) A Merry Christmas (boy w/cannon & soldiers) o (O) Cellesque Series No. 258, Published by The Photochrom Co., London & Turnbridge Wells (1.) A Merry Xmas (novelty card w/picture of Hereford Cathedral & Bishop’s Palace) o (P) APM Co. Merry Christmas Series 403 (1.) Xmas Greetings/N. America (Santa looking through binoculars at Panama Canal) (2.) Same as above w/different colors o (Q) 185 (1.) A Merry Christmas (Santa in hot air balloon) o (R) Gibson’s W.S.S. Giftcard 83111, The Torch of Liberty (Not a postcard) (1.) Christmas greetings/it helps our own dear Uncle Sam, his great good works to do and, with a merry Christmas wish I’m sending this to you. o (S) Issued by the American Red Cross (1.) Christmas overseas 1918 o (T) Copyrighted, L.F. Pease, 258 Laurel St., Buffalo, N.Y. List no. 6710 (Also Red Cross) (1.) A patriotic Christmas card is surely something new, and with kindest Christmas Greetings I send this one to you. For Christmas time and all the time we count among our joys the privilege of working for our flag and for “Our Boys.” L.F.P. o (U) Red Cross (1.) Let us send to each other just cards this year then, through your Red Cross and mine, we can send our gifts of Xmas cheer to our boys on the firing line. K.M.S. o (V) Whitney Made, Worcester, Mass, Made in U.S.A. (1.) Ring in the best of Christmas cheer to each and all a glad New Year. o (W) Logo is small eagle at top (1.) A glorious Christmas (boy w/toy steamship) o (X) Printed in Germany (1.) Loving Christmas wishes (Santa going upstairs as kids watch/silver trimmed) o (Y) Made in U.S.A. C-371 (1.) Best wishes for Christmas, I’d like to be an aero plane so I could fly away and bring to you best wishes for a Merry Christmas Day. o (Z) Misc. (1.) A Merry Christmas (Lady dress as Liberty atop holly (2.) Christmas greetings for Camp Upton (3.) 1918-1919 A Christmas thought from France, they watch on the Rhine, Paris (4.) Christmas Greetings (AZO Real Photo card) o (AA) Bamforth (1.) To greet my friend this Xmas, Dear friend, I am sure you are thinking of me, and I’m certainly thinking of you, so let us just greet, tho’ we cannot now meet, in a few kindly Madeleine St. Clair o (BB) E.C. Kropp Co., Milwaukee (1.) 20307-N, A Merry Christmas o (CC) Copyright 1905, by P.J. Plant, Washington, D.C. (1.) X10 on furlough, A Merry Christmas from o (DD) Juvenile Christmas Series (1.) A Merry Christmas  Lot #326 – Lot of (45) Postcards – Ref. (E2) o (E2) State Capitols, Illustrated 97 (Some say 92 or 2) (1.) (2.) Sacramento, Cal. (3.) Denver, Col. (4.) Providence, R.I. (5.) Nashville, Tenn. (6.) Concord, N.H. (7.) Raleigh, N.C. (8.) Dover, Del. (9.) Montgomery, Ala. (10.) Richmond, Va. (11.) Annapolis, Md. (12.)

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(13.) Hartford, Conn. (14.) Harrisburg, Pa. (15.) Atlanta, Ga. (16.) Charleston, W.Va. (17.) Frankfort, Ky. (18.) Trenton, N.J. (19.) (20.) Little Rock, Ark. (21.) Tallahassee, Fla. (22.) Boise, Idaho (23.) Springfield, Ill. (24.) (25.) Des Moines, Iowa (26.) Topeka, Kan. (27.) (28.) Augusta, Me. (29.) Boston, Mass. (30.) Lansing, Mich. (31.) Jackson, Miss. (32.) Jefferson, Mo. (33.) Helena, Montana (34.) Lincoln, Neb. (35.) Madison, Wisconsin (36.) Cheyenne, Wyoming (37.) Bismarck, N.D. (38.) Baton Rouge, La. (39.) Salem, Oregon (40.) Columbia, S.C. (41.) Pierre, S.D. (42.) Austin, Texas (43.) Salt Lake City, Utah (44.) Montpelier, Va. (45.) Carson City, Nev. (46.) Olympia, Washington (47.) Arms of the States and Territories of the American Union  Lot #327 – Lot of (6) Postcards – Ref. (G1, G2) o (G1) E.C. Kropp, Publ., Milwaukee, (1.) 1004 Congressional Library, Washington, D.C. (2.) *1005 Pennsylvania Ave., Washington, D.C. (3.) 1009 Washington’s Mansion, Mt. Vernon, Va. (4.) 1010 Smithsonian Institute, Washington, D.C. (5.) 1012 U.S. Treasury Bldg., Washington, D.C. o (G2) Published 1898 by E.C. Kropp, Milwaukee, U.S.A. (1.) Remember “The Main!” U.S. battleship “Maine.”  Lot #328 – Lot of (6) Postcards – Ref. (E) o (E) Copyright, 1900, by J.H. Avil, Phila. (Private Mailing Card) (*1.) Independence Hall, Philadelphia (*2.) Independence Chamber, Independence Hall (3.) Liberty Bell and Case Independence Hall (6.) Independence Hall from Square (12.) The Angle, Gettysburg, Pa. (13.) Little Round Top, Gettysburg, Pa  Lot 329 – Lot of (14) Postcards – Ref. (D) o (D) Arthur Strauss, Publisher, New York (Private Mailing Cards) (*14.) Post Office, Newark, N.J. (*32.) Grant’s Tomb, New York (34.) Olympia, U.S.N., Dewey, our hero (46.) The Washington Monument, Fairmont Park, Philadelphia (60.) Jackson Park, View of Michigan Lake, Chicago (*73.) Dewey Arch, New York (92.) Thomas Circle and Lutheran Church, Washington, D.C. (119.) Rapids above the Falls, Niagara, N.Y. (122.) Ice Bridge from American Side, Niagara, N.Y. (126.) City Hall, Buffalo, N.Y. (*156.) (Picture of Buffalo hide) (157.) Washington’s Tomb, Mt. Vernon, Va. (*165.) Fifth Ave., New York  Lot #330 – Lot of (12) Postcards – Ref. (C) o (C) Washington Souvenir Co., (Private Mailing Cards) (1.) U.S. Capitol, Washington, D.C. (2.) Congressional Library, Washington, D.C. (3.) White House, Washington, D.C. (4.) Washington Monument, Washington, D.C. (5.) State, War, and Navy Building, Washington, D.C. (6.) U.S. Treasury Building, Washington, D.C. (8.) Smithsonian Institute and National Museum, Washington, D.C. (*10.) U.S. Patent Office, Washington, D.C. (11.) Washington Mansion, Mt. Vernon, Va. (12.) Robt. E. Lee Mansion, Arlington National Cemetery (13.) Christ’s Church, Alexandria, Va. (14.) Washington from Arlington  Lot #331 – Lot of (5) Postcards – Ref. (W) o (W) Published by the Novelty Card Co., Australia (1.) Story Street Bridge, Brisbane (2.) Parliament House, Brisbane (3.) Parliament House, Canberra (4.) Falls National Park, Queensland  Lot #332 – Lot of (71) Postcards – Ref. (B)

ROAN Inc. Auctioneers & Appraisers Saturday, February 18th 2017 Catalog of Patriotic Post Cards & Similar o (B) Greetings for a Picturesque America (B1) Arthur Livingston, Publisher, New York (PC) (4.) New York City, (Lower Harbor from Norh River) (*12.) The Capitol, Washington, D.C. (24.) The Hudson River Looking North from West Point (*25.) American Falls from Goat Island, Niagara (PC) (26.) Way Down South in Dixie (PC) (41.) Fortress Monroe, Va. (42.) My Country, T’is of Thee... (*47.) Congressional Library, Washington, D.C. (50.) Washington’s headquarters, Newburg on the Hudson (67.) Pennsylvania Avenue from Treasury Building, Washington, D.C. (*68.) Washington Mansion, Mt. Vernon, Va., Copyright 1898, Leet Bros. (69.) Denver, Colorado (78.) U.S. Patent Office, Washington, D.C. (PC) (*79.) White House, Washington, D.C. (PC) (84.) Main Stairway, Congressional Library, Washington, D.C. (85.) Stairs to Rotunda, Congressional Library, Washington, D.C. (86.) Rotunda Gallery, Congressional Library, Washington, D.C. (91.) Rock of Ages, Cave of the Winds, Niagara Falls (*93) Gen. Robert E. Lee’s Old Home, Arlington, Va. (98.) The Dawn of Peace, Cuba, Puerto Rico, The Philippines (100.) Golden Gate Park, San Francisco, Cal. (107.) Big Trees, Yosemite Valley, Cal. (*111.) Greetings from Atlantic City, N.J., Scene on the beach (118.) General View of Niagara Falls (125.) Greetings from Atlantic City, N.J., Abescon Lighthouse (*145.) Times Building, New Paper Row and Post Hill, New York (161.) Busy Scene on the Levee, New Orleans, La. (191.) Marble Columns, South and West Corridors of Central stair Hall Congressional Library, Washington, D.C. (195.) Pension Bureau, Washington, D.C. (196.) Smithsonian Institute, Washington, D.C. (197.) Haddon Hall, Atlantic City, N.J., U.S.A. (*216.) “Mule Race, Here Comes de Winner” (217.) “Now Seven Come Eleben” (PC) (*219.) “Oh! Dem Watermellions” (PC) (*223.) Target Practice with the Water Batter, Fortress Monroe, Va. (*229.) Greetings from Lakewood, N.J., Lake and Boat House (PC) (235.) The Bathing Hour, Asbury Park, N.J. (243.) State Capitol, Albany, N.Y. (*248.) Broad Street, Looking South, Philadelphia (PC) (263.) Bar Harbor, Me. (269.) Corcoran Gallery of Art, Washington, D.C. (271.) Bureau of Engraving & Printing, Washington, D.C. (PC) (272.) Swearing in Speaker of the House of Representatives, Washington, D.C. (Compliments of the Norfolk & Washington Steamboat Co.) (*286.) Theodore Roosevelt, President of the United States (*310.) Paradise Park, Thomasville, Ga. (PC) (*337.) Ross Pavilion and Boardwalk, Ocean City, N.J. (PC) (382.) Ophelia Lake, Liberty, N.Y. (PC) 384.) Episcopal Chapel, Liberty, N.Y. (PC) (411.) Circuit Avenue, Cottage City, Mass. (PC) (428.) Washington, D.C. Looking North from Monument (PC) 432.) Vanderbilt Hall, Yale University, New Haven, Conn. (PC) (466.) Old State Capitol – New City Hall, Hartford, Conn. (PC) (498.) Pawtucket Falls, Pawtucket, R.I. (PC) (499.) The Sayles Memorial Library, Pawtucket, R.I. (PC) (500.) Masonic Temple and City Hall, Pawtucket, R.I. (PC) 501.) U.S. Post Office, Pawtucket, R.I. (PC) (503.) Boxing Trees for Turpentine, A Turpentine Still, Southern Pines, N.C. (PC) (504.) “Arbutus for Sale” A Frog Leaf Pine Grove, Southern Pines, N.C. (PC) (505.) “A North Caroline House Party.” Southern Pines, N.C. (PC) (*527.) Hotel BonAir, August, Ga., Hotel Piazza, Road to golf links View from verandah (PC) (538.) Pine Trees Boxed for Turpentine, Southern Pines Hotel, Southern Pines, N.C. (PC) (539.) Dixie Land the Land of Possum, “The Old Oaken Bucket” Southern Pines, N.C. (PC) (540.) “The Black Diamond Express” A Four Flush Queen High, Southern Pines, N.C. (PC) (691.) Glimpses of the Shoe Path, Bar Harbor, Me. (PC) (738.) Battle Monument, West Point, N.Y. (PC) (742.) Grand

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Opera House, Brunswick, Ga (PC) (762.) Asbury Avenue Casino & Board Walk, Asbury Park, N.J. (PC) (817.) Steamer Vermont, Lake Champlain, N.Y. (PC) (826.) The Wigwam, Cottage City, Mass. (PC) (829.) Mahkeenac Mill & St. Helen’s Home, Stockbridge, Mass. (PC) (*1002.) Juniper Island and Rock Dunder, Lake Chaplain, N.Y.  Lot #333 – Lot of (21) Postcards – Ref. (K) o (K) Real Photos of ships (1.) U.S Monitor Florida (Copyrighted 1906 by Waldon Fawcett) (2.) U.S. Battleship Texas (3.) U.S.S. Cleveland (4.) U.S.S. Maine (5.) U.S. Cruiser Baltimore (6.) U.S. Cruiser Chicago (7.) U.S. Alabama (8.) U.S.S. Missouri (9.) U.S.S. Louisiana (10.) U.S. Battleship Georgia (11.) U.S. Battleship Oregon (12.) U.S. S. New Jersey (13.) Minnesota (14.) U.S. S. Massachusetts (15.) U.S. Cruiser Olympia, Dewey’s Flagship at Manilla (16.) Philadelphia U.S.N. (17.) U.S.S. Pennsylvania (18.) U.S. Battleship Rhode Island (19.) U.S.S. Connecticut (20.) U.S. Battleship Kearsarge (21.) New Orleans  Lot #334 – Lot of (23) Postcards – Ref. (S1) o (S1) Illustrated Postal Card Co., New York, Leipzig, Series 72 (1.) U.S.S. Oregon (2.) U.S. Armored Cruiser Colorado (3.) U.S.S. Alabama (4.) U.S.S. Kearsarge (5.) U.S.S. Iowa (6.) U.S.S. Brooklyn (7.) U.S. Dynamite Cruiser Vesuvius (8.) U.S.S. Indiana (9.) U.S.S. New York (10.) U.S.S. Columbia (11.) (12.) U.S. Monitor Puritan (13.) U.S.S. Maine (14.) U.S.S. Illinois (15.) U.S.S. Pennsylvania (16.) U.S.S. Miantonomah (17.) U.S.S. Kentucky (*18.) U.S. Battleship Virginia (19.) U.S.S. Missouri (*20.) U.S.S. Texas (23.) U.S. Submarine Boat Plunger (27.) Group of U.S. Sailors (28.) Group of Officers and Crew on U.S. Battleship (30.) Target practice on U.S. Battleship  Lot #335 – Lot of (9) Postcards – Ref. (B3, B4, B5) o (B3) Published 1898 by Arthur Livingston, Originator, N.Y. (Souvenir Card No #) (1.) U.S. Battleship “Maine” (2.) U.S. Battleship “Massachusetts” (3.) U.S. Cruiser “Brooklyn” (4.) U.S. Monitor “Terror” o (B4) Woodward Art Co., Plattsburgh, N.Y. (Post cards) (*83.) Battle of Lake Champlain fought in Plattsburg Bay, September 11th, 1814 (84.) Mess Hall, Barracks, & Guar House, Plattsburgh, N.Y. o (B5.) John J. Keyes, Pub. Nat. Mil. Home, O. (1.) Lily Pond and Tropical Beds (2.) Memorial Hall (3.) Annual Review  Lot #336 – Lot of (13) Postcards – Ref. (EE, FF, GG, HH,) o (EE) Design Copyright 1908 by M.W. Taggert, N.Y. Set 602 All Read “Memorial Day Souvenir” (1.) Red, White, Blue (2.) Star-Spangled Banner (3.) Hail Columbia (4.) My Country ‘tis of Thee” o (FF) Design Copyright 1908 by M.W. Taggart, N.Y. Set 603 (1.) Honor the Brave (2.) Peace, Memorial Day Souvenir (3.) GAR (4.) (crossed flags w/lilies & white dove) o (GG) Design Copyright 1908 by M.W. Taggart, N.Y. Set 604 (1.) May the wreaths they have won never wither of the star of their glory grow dim.. (2.) In peace and glory Repose our Heroes today (3.) Decoration Day Souvenir (4.) o (HH) The Valentine & Sons Publishing Co., Ltd. New York, Printed in Great Britain, All read “Decoration Day souvenir” (1.) The Union Forever (2.) 1860 (Crossed flags w/rifle)  Lot #337 – Lot of (12) Postcards – Ref. (Z2, Z3, Z4, Z5)

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o (Z2) Tuck Series No. 2398 Negro Melodies (1.) The sun shines bright in my old Kentucky home (*2.) Swing low, sweet chariot (3.) I’m comin’, I’m comin’ (4.) Down in de cornfield, Hear dat mournful sound o (Z3) Tuck Series No. 1098 Dixie Land (1.) Golly, Somebody’s comin (2.) Dis am de wust perdickermunt ob mah life (3.) Picking cotton. (not undivided) (4.) The mule race at Coonville. “Here comes de winner” o (Z4) Tuck Seriew No. 2181 The Sunny South (1.) Rapid Transit) (*2.) Once upon a Time (3.) Melody o (Z5) Tuck Series No. 2362 On the Old Plantation (1.) Just in from the field  Lot #338 – Lot of (16) Postcards – Ref. (X1) o (X1) Copyright 1904, by P.J. Plant, Washington, D.C. (6.) Carry Arms (7.) Present Arms (8.) About Face (9.) Rest (10.) Kiss Me In Your Dreams (11.) A Nephew of Uncle Sam’s (29.) A Nephew of Uncle Sam’s (30.) The Star-Spangled Banner (31.) The Girl I Left Behind (32.) Home Sweet Home (33.) Dixie’s Land (34.) Suwanne River (Old Folks at Home) (35.) Kiss Me In Your Dreams (2) (36.) Comin’ Thro’ The Rye (37.) Maryland, My Maryland (39.) Auld Lang Syne  Lot #339 – Lot of (8) Postcards – Ref. (6A1, 6A2) o (6A1) Semi Photo Song Series G, Words and Music by Chas. K. Harris, Copyright 1908 (1.) I left you because dear, I love you, And I could not see you wed (2.) You told me that you loved another, I wish that I were dead. (3.) I tried, of, so hard, love, to tell you, but I vowed you’d never know (4.) How my heart longed for you and was aching, Just because I loved you so o (6A2) Semi Photo Song Series F, Words and Music by Chas. K. Harris, Copyright 1908 (1.) Sister, my little sister, Whisper a fond good-bye (2.) Soon I’ll be returning, So little girl you must not cry (3.) Fighting for Home and Beauty, I will for glory try (4.) Kiss me darling sister, And for the last time, say, “Good-bye”  Lot #340 – Lot of (19) Postcards – Ref. (K, L) o (K) Songs, 1100 Series (Words only) (1100.) Star Spangled Banner (1101.) The Old Oaken Bucket (1102.) I had but Fifty Cents (1103.) Tenting on the Old Camp Ground (1104.) Cottage by the Sea (1105.) Auld Lag Sine (1106.) Old Black Joe (1107.) Darling Nellie Gray (1108.) The Gypsy’s Warning (1109.) Home, Sweet Home (1115.) Abide with Me o (L) Songs, J/M/P Series 535 (1.) Oh! say can you see by the dawn’s early light (2.) Mine eyes have seen the glory of the coming of the Lord (3.) My Country “tis of Thee” (4.) O Columbia! the gem of the ocean (5.) Rally ‘round the flag, boys!  Lot #341 – Lot of (9) Postcards – Ref. (J) o (J) Songs No. 2032 (Man leaning on column) (1.) Marching through Georgia (2.0 The Star-Spangled Banner (3.) America (My Country ‘tis of Thee) (4.) My Old Kentucky home (5.) In Dixie’s Land (6.) Then You’ll Remember Me (7.) Yankee Doodle (8.) Columbia the Gem of the Ocean (9.) Old Folk’s at Home  Lot #342 – Lot of (29) Postcards – Ref. (H, I) o (H) Songs Copyrighted by Chas. Rose, 1908 (1.) Rock of Ages (2.) Nearer My God to Thee (3.) Ave Maria (4.) Lead Kindly Light (5.) Yankee Doodle (6.) Maryland, My Maryland (7.) My Country ‘tis of Thee (8.) Sally in our Alley (9.) The Wedding March (10.) Comin’ thro’

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the Rye (11.) Home Sweet Home (12.) Dixie Land (13.) In the Gloaming (14.) Hail Columbia (15.) The Old Cabin Home (16.) The Star Spangled Banner (17.) Columbia, the Gem of the Ocean (18.) Marching through Georgia (19.) Auld Lang Syne (20.) The Girl I left Behind (21.) The Old Oaken Bucket (22.) Way Down upon the Swanee River (23.) Killarney (24.) Old Black Joe o (I) Songs No. 2031 (Man leaning on column) (1.) Sally in Our alley (2.) The Village Blacksmith (3.) Comin’ thro’ the Rye (4.) The Girl I left Behind (5.) The Last Rose of Summer  Lot #343 – Lot of (12) Postcards – Ref. (G) o (G) Songs, National Song Series (1.) Yankee Doodle (gold) (2.) Yankee Doodle (silver) (3.) Flag of the Free (gold) (4.) Flag of the Free (silver) (5.) Columbia the Gem of the Ocean (gold) (6.) Columbia the Gem of the Ocean (silver) (7.) The Star Spangled Banner (silver) (8.) The Star Spangled Banner (gold) (9.) Battle Hymn of the Republic (gold) (10.) Battle Hymn of the Republic (silver) (11.) America (gold) (12.) America (silver)  Lot #344 – Lot of (23) Postcards – Ref. (Y, 7R, 4H, 4I) o (Y) Campbell’s Glory to the Colors Series Post Cards ten designs (1.) Our Country, Broad and Wide; Land of Freedom’s Pride. Land of Heroic Story, Uphold the Flag in Glory (2.) Glory to the colors! Red and white bars, blue field and white stars. Red, Blue and white, colors so vivid and so bright. (3.) Sons of you fathers bold, Cast in Independence heroic mold. Uphold the Colors bright, In freedom, truth and right. Washington (4.) Flag of the Yoeman of old, Let not its ardor grow cold. Flag of our Fathers of early day, Dedicated to Independence blessed sway. (5.) Uphold the Flag in Glory, Uphold Independence’ exalted story. Red, White and Blue, so bright, Standard of Freedom’s historic right (6.) Stars in the field of blue, Striped bars of vivid hue. Glory and honor is its due, From the brave and true. Lincoln Cabin (7.) The Flag that waves above, Upheld in patriotism and love. The stripes of red, the stars of white, Emblem of Independence and right. U.S. (8.) Land of Opportunity, Land of Freedom’s Might. Stand in solid unity, Uphold the Flag in Truth and Right. (9.) Eagle, Stars and Bars, so bright, Emblem of Liberty and Right. Flag of Life, free and true, Glory and honor is its due. (10.) o (7R) Issued by the National Americanization Committee of the Veterans of Foreign Wars of the U.S. (All say One flag, One country, One language) (1.) 8 Forgive and Forget... (2.) 16 To our Comrades whom we have loved and lost... (3.) 17 Passing... (4.) 24 Your flag, my flag... (5.) 34 V.F.W. stands for Veterans of Foreign Wars... (6.) 35 My Duty... (7.) 36 It is a very good world to live in... o (4H) Poems written by soldiers (1.) The Truth from a Soldier, Written by W.L. Johnson, Co. D, 8th Pa. Inf. (2.) The Soldier’s Prayer, Copyright applied for, Written by Private W.L. Lacey (3.) America’s Tipperary, By Zentmeyer and Bitner, Co. C, 8th Pennsylvania Infantry (4.) To a Friend in Old Pa., Written by Corporal George G. Flury, Co. “D” 8th Pa. Infantry (5.) Get a Gun, W.L. Johnson, Co. D, 112th Inf., Camp Hancock, Augusta, Ga. (6.) A Soldiers Worries, W.L. Johnson, So., D, 112th Inf., Camp Hancock, Augusta, Ga. o (4I) Copyright 1917 by Barse & Hopkins Publishers, New York (1.) Our Flag, long poem  Lot #345 – Lot of (44) Postcards – Ref. (F3)

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o (F3) Tuck & Sons, State Belles, Series No. 2669 (1.) Alabama, A Fair Daughter of Alabama (2.) Arkansas, The Arkansas Belle (3.) California, The Belle of the Golden Gate (4.) Colorado, The Colorado Belle (5.) Connecticut, Pride of the Nutmeg State (6.) Delaware, Fair Daughter of Delaware (7.) Florida, “Florida’s Fairest Fruit” (8.) Georgia, The o Georgia Belle (9.) Kansas, The Flower of Kansas (10.) Idaho, The Mountain Belle (11.) Illinois, Pride of the Prairie (12.) Indiana, The “Hoosier” Belle (13.) Iowa, Pride of Hawkeye state (14.) Kentucky, The “Blue Grass” Belle (15.) Louisiana, The Creole Belle (16.) Maine, A Fair Daughter of Maine (17.) Maryland, “Sweet Maryland” (18.) Massachusetts, The Bay State Belle (19.) Michigan, The Michigan Belle (20.) Minnesota, The Minnesota Belle (21.) Mississippi, The Mississippi Belle (22.) Missouri, The Belle of Missouri (23.) Montanta, A Daughter of the Rockies (24.) Nebraska, Nebraska’s Favorite Daughter (25.) Nevada, Belle of the Sierras (26.) New Hamphsire, The New Hampshire Belle (*27.) New Jersey, A Sweet New Jersey Girl (28.) North Carolina, A North Carolina Beauty (29.) North Dakota, The North Dakota Belle (30.) Ohio, The “Buckeye” Belle (31.) Oregon, The Pride of Oregon (32.) Pennsylvania, The Keystone Belle (33.) Rhode Island, The Rhode Island Belle (34.) Tennessee, A Daughter of Tennessee (35.) Texas, The “Lone Star” Belle (36.) South Carolina, Pride of the Palmetto State (37.) South Dakota, The South Dakota Belle (38.) Utah, The Utah Belle (39.) Virginia, A Daughter of Fair Virginia (40.) Vermont, The Green Mountain Belle (41.) Washington, The Washington Belle (42.) West Virginia, The Belle of West Virginia (43.) Wisconsin, The Wisconsin Belle (44.) Wyoming, Pride of the Plains  Lot #346 – Lot of (8) Postcards – Ref. (O1, O6) o (O1) Raphael Tuck & Sons’ “OILETTE” For Freedom (1.) No. 3130 For Freedom (w/16 flags (2.) No. 3149 For Freedom (w/10 flags) (3.) No. 3264 Victory (w/16 flags) (4.) No. 8796 To Victory! (w/7 flags) o (O6) Tuck “OILETTE” Postcard No. 8772 A Call to Arms, Series 1 (1.) I’m ready when you want me (2.) We won’t be parted (3.) Say when you’ll have me! (4.) Hurry up boys  Lot #347 – Lot of (33) Postcards – Ref. (Q1, Q2, Q3, Z6, Z7, Z8, Z9, Z10, AA, BB) o (Q1) Tuck & Sons’ Series No. 164, Hudson-Fulton Celebration (1.) Robert Fulton, Model of the “Clermont” (2.) Hudson landing from the “Half Moon” (3.) Dock landing of the “Clermont” (4.) The Henry Hudson Memorial Bridge to be erected (5.) Hudson trading with the Indians on Manhattan Island (6.) The first trip to the “Clermont” o (Q2) Hudson-Fulton, Celebration Commission, Official Post Card (1.) Henry Hudson’s Ship, The “Half Moon” (2.) Robert Fulton’s Steamboat “Clermont” (14.) Float - The “Half Moon” (17.) Float – Purchase of Manhattan (19.) Float – Reception of Peter Stuyvesant (33.) Float – Storming of Stony Point (35.) Float – Order of the Cincinnati (40.) Float – Washington’s Farewell to his Officers (43.) Float – Title Car: United States and Modern Period (51.) Float – Title Car: Carnival Pageant (58.) Float – Egyptian Art, Music and Literature (62.) Float – Humor (70.) Float – Arion o (Q3) Hudson-Fulton, Celebration 1909, Valentine & Sons, Artist not readable (1.) Naval Parade (2.) Robert Fulton, The “Clermont” on the Hudson (3.) Uncle Sam w/Dutch looking lady (4.) Fulton in his studio, The “Clermont” (5.) The Half Moon, Hendrik Hudson (6.) The “Half Moon” ascending the Hudson, September, 1609

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o (Z6) Tuck Series No. 2428 Atlanta, Ga. (1.) The Sweetest Girl in Dixie o (Z7) Tuck Series Little Men & Women (*1.) From the Ranks o (Z8) Tuck Series No. 2326 U.S. Navy (1.) Gun Drill on the Monitor “Florida” o (Z9) Tuck Series No. 9107 “Oilette” Volunteer Life – In Camp (1.) Tossing the Blanket o (Z10) Copyright 1903 by Raphael Tuck & Sons, LTD, N.Y. (artist E. Curtis) (1.) A little soldier grand and gay, Stole my heart and ran away! o (AA) Published by F.P. LeSueur, Toledo, O. (*1.) Com. Oliver H. Perry o (BB) Handmade card w/man & woman on motor bike  Lot #348 – Lot of (2) Postcards – Ref. (DD) o (DD) Patented Oct. 23, 1906, H.C.J. Deeks & Co., Patterson, N.J., Puzzle Post Card, Look at this card sideways, first from one side and then from the other (1.) U.S. Grant and Grant’s Tomb, N.Y. (2.) Statue of Liberty, N.Y. and Niagara Falls  Lot #349 Lot of (8) Postcards – Ref. (L) o (L) Floral Cards w/glitter added by hand, All read “Greetings from U.S.S. Delaware” Printed in Germany (1.) Purple w/bird on banner (2.) Three carnations w/shield (3.) Purple w/stars and stripes top corners (4.) Blue w/bows of stars and stripes (5.) Yellow rose w/bows in two corners (6.) Blue w/bar behind them (7.) Red rose w/small shields in corners (8.) Red w/bow to left