Blarney Stone Antiques and Collectibles » Vintage Postcards

Postcard RPPC Kodak Photo Paper Mill RR Int’l Falls MN

blarneystone — Sun, 06 Dec 2009 00:00:25 +0000

Old Postcard RPPC Photo Pulpwood Ontario and Minnesota Paper Co., International Falls MN

Title: Pulpwood Ontario and Minnesota Paper Co., International Falls MN

Used/Postmark?: Not used or postmarked

Old Postcard RPPC 60s-70s Photo Coborns Main St Foley MN

blarneystone — Sat, 05 Dec 2009 18:44:18 +0000

This is an Old Postcard from the 60s-70s and is a Photo of Coborns on Main St in Foley, MN

The Title Is: Main St Foley Minn

It is not Used and there is no Postmark

Description/Condition: I am not 100% sure of the age,this card has no Stamp Box on it. I am guessing 1960-70’s, based on the cars in the picture. The condition is perfect, and the picture is great. Corners are great, no pinholes, bends, creases, or other defects. This came from the estate of a person whom I believe may have been involved with taking postcard photos, or photos for another purpose, and turning them into postcards…as many had notes about quantity, or a master card with mini prints of ones that I had also in full size.

Old Postcard Stamford Valley MA Mohawk Trail Hairpin

blarneystone — Wed, 29 Jul 2009 17:40:42 +0000

Here is a 1920’s picture postcard of where the Mohawk Trail Crosses does a hairpin turn and looks North toward the Stamford Valley, probably near North Adams.

This is an assumption, of the Mohawk Trail, as the other cards I am listing have similar views, and say so.

It is in very good condition, corners are not even rounded. It does have the lightest of age yellowing. The picture is interesting. It is a nice historical representation of the area.

Old Postcard RPPC Far North Alaska Eskimo Family 1940s

blarneystone — Wed, 29 Jul 2009 17:23:49 +0000

I have an Old Postcard Real Photo Postcard, (RPPC) of a Far North Alaska Eskimo Family from the 1940s. It is an Alaska Eskimo Family.

This is an Alaskan Family of 9 – All dressed in fur trimmed parka jackets Not Postally Used. It is a 1940s RPPC Photographic picture postcard.

It was purchased from a man whose father worked on the Al-Can Highway.