"1575
Cemetery and Landing at Shiloh Battlefield." post-card with
undivided back mailed APR 14 1906 at Pittsburg Landing Tennessee (clear DPO
cancel ties stamp) to Miss Kathryn Zane in Hillsboro Ohio, minor wear at all
corners. Hard to find! $9.00 t(s)cc

2 Mount Gilead Ohio real
photos showing a mausoleum construction.
Both Azo with triangles pointing up.
The postcard at the left is the construction
site, and the other is a well-photographed interior. Extensively annotated on the
back: Mr. Durkee planned & oversaw it, workers names (including Charlie Litzenburg
with arms folded), who would be buried there, etc. For the local historian!
Sold but front
sides still available for scholarly study & research as enlarged 300-dpi scans
(publication quality) in .jpg format for $3.75 each.
oc

"2133 WILL ROGERS SHRINE OF THE SUN, / AT NIGHT,
WITH THE LIGHTS OF / COLORADO SPRINGS IN BACKGROUND" circa 1937 (its
completion year) linen post card, unused, a few small dark spots (all
located in dark areas, so hard to notice) on front, good edges. This tomb of
Spencer Penrose honors the death of Will Rogers who died during its
construction. $3.00 c(c)c
"...99 Drobak Enerat: S. Gran."
Numerals possibly precede the nines, unused real photo, circa 1910 judging by
slight oxidation, stamped
duplicate on the back. $4.00
"...Verlassen.
/ Elhagyatott. / Opuszczona. / J.
Urban pinx." showing a grieving young woman in a cemetery, numbered 708 on the back,
mailed 1916 in Hungary, album marks on front. $4.50 ac*
"11. - MEUSE-ARGONNE Cemetery. Several
rows of graves. / Cimetière Américain MEUSE-ARGONNE - Quelques rangées de Tombes."
showing an American cemetery, black & white carte postale on yellowish paper, unused, good edges.
Possibly to compensate for the tilted horizon line, the
caption is tilted slightly in the other direction. $3.75 fcw

"11373 Edit. O. Onestingbel - Verona. Verona - Tomba di
Giulietta" showing Juliet's tomb, unused cartolina postale, back paper
starting to brown evenly with age, trivial corner wear. $2.00 ic

"11554 HELSTON GUNWALLOE CHURCH -
JUDGES Ltd." in England, including part of the adjacent cemetery in the foreground, unused
sepia-tone postcard, good edges, slight paper curl. $4.75 e(h)c
"116 Wordsworths' Grave / Grassmere / (Abraham's
Series)" unused real photo, printed in Sweden. $3.75
"12. - MEUSE-ARGONNE Cemetery. View looking towards
village of Romagne. / Cimetière Américain MEUSE-ARGONNE - Vue prise dans la direction du
Village de Romagne." showing an American cemetery in France, black & white on yellowish paper,
unused, good edges. $3.75 fc

"1239
Cemetery Creston O." in Ohio, sepia-tone real photo on grayish paper, lightly toned front, lightly toned back, small
piece of upper left corner gone, minor corner wear & rounding. $12.00 oc

"127. Collect. A. BENOIT JEANNETTE (Martinique) / MARTINIQUE / FORT-DE-FRANCE - L'Hospice Civil et le Cimetière de Trabaud, au premier plan" black & white,
circa 1915, unused, fresh appearance. $6.00 (mc)

"13 Église de BROU ... ND
Phot." unused carte postale, light album marks at the back corners, good
edges. The tomb is that of Margaret of Bourbon; the figure is on a slab of
black marble. $3.00 f(b)c

"13. LISBOA. Jeronimos. / Tumulos de Vasco da Gama e de Luiz de
Camoes" showing an elaborate tomb in Lisbon Portugal, sepia-tone real photo postcard, mailed in US.
$3.25 (pc)
"13. - MEUSE-ARGONNE Cemetery. The right side.
/ Cimetière Américain MEUSE-ARGONNE - Vue générale (partie droite)." showing
an American cemetery, black & white on yellowish paper, unused, good edges. $3.75 fc
"13 TABLETS AT BUTLER'S BURYING GROUND,
NIAGARA-ON-THE-LAKE, ONTARIO" showing 4 graves, black & white
post card from F. H. Leslie,
mailed 1959 to Michigan, trace of cancel ink on front . $2.50 oc

"140 -
ALGER. -- Mauresques se rendant au Cimetière -- LL."
postcard showing veiled women going
to the cemetery, unused, fairly fresh. $7.00 (ac)
"16777-- / Moravian / Grave
Yard, / Winston Salem / N C" showing the similar flat tombstones all in a
well-kept row, monochromatic green postcard mailed FEB 14 1907 (clear
GREENSBORO, N.C. TR. CLK. hand cancel) to Durham North Carolina, album
toning both sides minor corner & edge wear. Hard to find! $9.00 n(w)c
"16.
BURGOS: CATEDRAL, SEPULCROSE DE LOS CONDESTABLES DE CASTILLA, POR JUAN DE
BORGOŇA. SIGLO XVI." phototyped postcard from Hauser y Menet in Madrid, very
late usage at Mechanicsburg Virginia, tiny upper corner bend, small bottom
corner bend. Part of the World Heritage Site. $2.50 csi(c)

"16 CARTHAGE. -- Le
Mausolée du Cardinal Lavigerie (Gustave Crauk, sculpteur). -- LL" unused sepia-tone
postcard from booklet, fairly fresh. $3.00 tcs
"16 - ROMAGNE-sous-MONTFAUCON. Cimetière Américain, admirablement situé et
remarquable pas ses innombrables / croix en marbre blanc et oú reposent près de 20,000
Soldats Américains" sepia-tone with sky tint, one serrated edge (from booklet), unused, fresh appearance. $4.50 fc
"17
-- MINIHY-Tréguier. Le Tombeau de Saint Yves -- LL." showing a woman in
Brittany praying at the tomb of the patron saint of the professions of
justice & the law; unused circa-1910 carte postale with divided back from
Levy et Neurdein Réunis, minor toning on back, trivial corner rounding. An
unforgettable image. $5.00 f(m)lc

"1780 CRIPTAS EN EL / MEXICO EXCONVENTO DE SANTA MONICA.-- PUEBLA" real photo
circa 1915 but mailed 1959 in the United States, minor ink smear on back, light fingerprint toning on back. $5.00
"191 - 192 - 193 / THE LOVE GROUP / FOREST LAWN
MEMORIAL-PARK, GLENDALE, CALIFORNIA" unused DOPS real photo, tiny spot in lower left margin.
$2.75 cc
 
1922 uncaptioned sepia tone Azo (triangles both ways) depicting a Memorial
Day gathering on May 30 1922. Writing on back explains: 'To Cousin C. A.
Trcz[hard to read] & Family / Memorial / Tue May 30 1922 / In [hard to read]
cemetery Miss Anna Smith spoke Lincoln address. Rev. C. C. Sh[hard to read]y
spokesman for cemetery Rev Andiers? M.E.C., Rev. Brown & Thomas all present.
P. S. of A. with G.A.R. Mrs. S. F. Thibbs? & Olie with others decorated
graves in Soldier Square Ms. Gibb waved the flag over each grave. Very solom
service as it may be the last for the living veterans of the Civil War
1867.' Bottom corner crease, ding in the bottom edge, a few spots of toning
both sides. May 30 1922 was a Tue[sday]. Solemn is misspelled solom here. PS
of A or the Princes of Syracuse is a Knights of Pythias boys organization.
The Grand Army of the Republic Cemetery of Summit Hill Pensylvania was
incorporated in 1879 and came under the direction of Post 177 of the G. A.
R. in the late 1880's. A section of it came to be known as "Soldiers Square"
where eventually 76 known Civil War Veterans were buried. As noted in the
message, most of the 76 had been laid to rest by 1922, according well with
the size of the gathering seen here. There is a Polish church [St.
Stanislaus] in Summit Hill which accords well with the obvious ethnicity of
the addressees. Sold but
both
sides still available for scholarly study & research as an enlarged 300-dpi scans
(publication quality) in .jpg format for $3.75 either or $7.25 both. p(s)ccm

"1926
VIII Dzarpvas kapi" real photo captioned by writing on front, letter after D is accented but hard
to read, shows a large building with graves nearby and surrounding it. $4.00
"203 ALGER - Le Vendredi au Cimetière d'El
Kellar" caption hard to read, color showing many people at a cemetery in Algeria,
toning along one back edge, unused. $7.00

"21 STRASBOURG. -- Tombeau du Maréchal de Saxe. -- LL" an Alsatian tomb;
circa-1920 carte postale with green divided back, neatly separated from a
booklet, dark toning near the back edges, slight bottom corner rounding,
lightly toning near the bottom front edge. $2.00 ca
"22.
- Église de BROU. - Mausolée de Philibert-le-Beau" in France, black & white
with dark red caption on green back, writing on back dates to 1921, mild wear at one corner.
This Duke of Savoy died in 1504. The church is also known
as église Saint-Nicolas-de-Tolentino. $2.00 f(b)ci(c)+
2 MOUNT GILEAD, OHIO REAL
PHOTOS SHOWING A MAUSOLEUM CONSTRUCTION. Azo, with triangles pointing up. One shows the construction
site (above), and the other, a well-photographed interior. Extensively annotated on the
back: Mr. Durkee planned & oversaw it, workers names (including Charlie Litzenburg
with arms folded), who would be buried there, etc. For the local historian!
Sold but shown
sides still available for scholarly study & research as enlarged 300-dpi scans
(publication quality) in .jpg format for $3.75 either or $7.25 both.
oc
"2 -- Nohan-Vicq - Tombeau
de George Sand, Jardin du Château" showing the gravestone of the French
novelist & memoirist, carte postale sent TCV to Chateauroux in 1907, bottom
corner crease, minor edge wear. The location name is often seen Nohant-Vic.
$6.00 acf(n)&
NEW / NY / NOVO
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"23255 Northampton St. Edmund's Church, including the adjacent graveyard
prominently in the foreground, unused postcard from an undisclosed publisher, circa
1910-1915, minor corner & edge wear. $4.50 ec

"25. BURGOS: COFRE DEL CID"
showing a coffin displayed on a wall, black & white postcard from booklet,
very late usage at Glecoe New Mexico. $3.00 sc
"2612. Bataille de Chateau-Thierry - BELLEAU - Cimetière Américain
American Cimetery(sic)" showing the decorated graves of several American
soldiers who died in World War I, unused black & white carte postale with
green back, light browning along the back edges as is common with these,
mild corner rounding. $5.00 wcf(b)
"265. PARIS -- Les Invalides / Tombeau de Napoléon 1er
C. M." black & white with light Red Cross emblem in red on front, unused, Musée
de l'Armée insignia on back. $2.50
"26 / PARIS - Le Tombeau de
Napoléon,
/ sous le Dôme des Invalides. / Napoleon's Tomb, under the Dome des
Invalides" in vertical format, unused sepia-tone carte postale from Mona,
album marks at the corners of both sides. $1.50 nc
"272. ROMAGNE-sous-MONTFAUCON. -- Cimetière
américain / de l'Argonne, 25,000 tombes. Les tombes fleuries pour la Fête des
Morts..." also captioned in English, black & white on green back mailed 1927
to the United States, stamp removed, lightly toned front, toned back, corner crease, minor edge wear. $3.50 fc
"280. - Afrique Occidentale / Montanes du
Macina / Sépultures de Habibès à l'intérieur les plus / retirés et les plus
inaccessibles de la / falaise." showing a native boy & several skulls at the
entrance to cliff
caves
that once served as burial places for
Tellern hunter-gathers & Dogons who conquered them. Then in French
Soudan, now in Mali; surely one of the most
inaccessible places on earth. The village of Yendouma is
probably nearby at the base of the cliffs. The
terminology 'Montanes du Macina' is not in modern usage & the burial of
Habibès tribe members as stated in the caption is
problematic at best. Despite these errors, publisher Fortier in Dakar
Sénégal counted this amongst his best views, adding advertising to the
back as follows: 'POST
CARDS / Great choice of wiews(sic) and / natives of whole / West Africa. /
COLLECTION FORTIER / on sale at FORTIER / CLOSE TO POST-OFFICE'.
Because of the errors we mention, it is not likely
that many were distributed like this. One of the best African postcards we
have ever seen, and worthy of the finest collections of French West Africa.
There is a faint small corner crease that is hard to detect from the front
because it blends in with the rocks. Sold but front
side still available for scholarly
study & research as an enlarged (about 771% of original print area) & enhanced
200-dpi scan in .jpg format. $2.00 fmmcc

"3139. - QUIMERC'H (F.) / Calvaire et Chapelle du Cimitière" showing some
children by a large ornate cross in cemetery, black & white, very late usage at
Streeter West Virginia. $3.00 fcc+

"31
- Cimetière Musulman dans l'Oasis" showing a Muslim tomb, unused postcard
from Moullot in Marseille (their Collection Idéale), minor wear to the top
edge, browning paper near the back edges. $1.50 ac

"325 -- PARIS (7e) -- Hôtel
des Invalides / Tombeau de Napoleon / Le Tombeau en granit rouge de
Finlande, ..." black & white carte postale in vertical format, green back, a
little writing in the message area. $1.50 nfc
"326 WHERE THE FAMOUS SCOUT RESTS FOREVER
/ BUFFALO
BILL'S GRAVE BY MOONLIGHT, DENVER MOUNTAIN PARKS, COLORADO 102661" unused white-border era
from Sanborn Souvenir Company, couple tiny spots of toning on back, trivial corner wear,
light surface abrasions to front do not detract from the beauty of the almost surreal
scene. $3.50 c(d)c

"34 BOURG. -- Eglise de Brou. -- Figures du Mausolée de Marguerite de Bourbon. --
ND" unused, black & white. The hooded figures of the mausoleum shown here have
carved faces that are crying. $2.50 (fcs)+

"37. IMPERIAL MAUSOLEUM, MUKDEN, MANCHURIA." Unused postcard, chipping at bottom right.
$3.75 mc

"38 -- GRANT'S TOMB AND GEORGE WASHINGTON BRIDGE, NEW YORK CITY" unused,
from the Manhattan Post Card Publishing Company, a little toning on back,
trivial wear at one bottom corner, otherwise the edges are good. $2.00 n(n)c
"42. GUIMILIAU (Finistère) -- Le Calvaire et l'Eglise
(XVIe siècle) / The Calvary and the Church" including the graveyard in the foreground,
sepia-tone postcard, Collection N. L., unused,
unusually detailed. $3.00 fc
"448 TOMB OF THOMAS
JEFFERSON, MONTICELLO, CHARLOTTESVILLE, VA. 110109" unused
white-border era Bell-Chrome postcard, back toned, bottom corners with mild
wear, center of upper front border has several tiny red dots in it that
detract a bit. $1.50 vc
"4487
KING MEMORIAL GATES, OAKLAND CEMETERY, Sag Harbor, L. I.:"
post card mailed there 1905 to Fort Terry (clear
DEC 11 1905 Doane 5 receiving mark), minor corner
& edge wear, tiny upper corner crease. $8.00 n(s)c-nm(d)

"4504. Entrance to Logan Park Cemetery, Sioux City, Iowa" postcard mailed
MAY 25 1911 to Miss Lulu Wheeler in Battle Creek Iowa, bottom corner
weakened by long crease, all corners show minor wear at the tips, back
lightly toned. Surprisingly hard to find. $5.50 i(s)c

"4583--Reform Protestant Dutch Church, Kingston, N. Y. / This church
was organized in 1659" with the adjacent cemetery, monochromatic gray-green,
undivided back, thinning along one short edge
affects mostly the back side. Attractive. Postcard sold. Still available for
scholarly study & research as an enlarged (about 277% of original area) &
enhanced 120-dpi scan in .jpg or .tif format. $1.75 nch
"46 ABBEVILLE. -- Le Cimetière -- Le Monument
/ de
Boucher-de Perthes. -- LL." green back from booklet, unused, fairly fresh. $2.50 (fc)+

"4606 The Mc Kinley Vault, West Lawn Cemetery, Canton, O." Unused
Rotograph postcard, undivided back, light toning in front message area,
even browning of back paper due to age. $3.75 oc+

"54 Romagne-sous-Montfaucon / Le grand cimetière
américain de Meuse- / Argonne (15,000 tombes)." Showing a cemetery for American
soldiers in France, sepia-tone real photo, unused, lightly toned back. $3.75 fc
"59 Cimetière Père-Lachaise _
Bartholomé _ Monument aux Morts (détail)" unused sepia-tone real photo
carte postale, album marks on back & light
toning from album contact, good edges. The cemetery is in
the 20th arrondissement of Paris. Exquisite. $5.00 nfc
"5. - MEUSE-ARGONNE Cemetery. - General view (14 095 graves). / Cimetière Américain
MEUSE-ARGONNE - Vue générale (14095 tombes)." showing an American cemetery in
France, postcard on yellowish paper, unused, good edges, light toning near top front edge.
$3.50 fc
"635 ROMA. Cimiterio dei Cappuccini III." real photo
post cardshowing an indoor cemetery
decorated by numerous skulls & bones, unused, seller's small violet mark on back,
considerable wear at upper right front corner. $7.50 mic
"6. - MEUSE-ARGONNE Cemetery. - Seen
from the Pump House / Cimetière Américain MEUSE-ARGONNE - Vue prise du Château
d'Eau." shown at a distance to give a sense of how
many graves there are; postcard on yellowish paper, unused carte postale, good edges. $3.75 fcw
"7. - A corner of the MEUSE-ARGONNE Cemetery
/ Un coin du
Cimetière Américain MEUSE-ARGONNE" showing an American cemetery in France, black
& white on yellowish paper, unused, small corner crease. $3.25 fc
"70 / EL CEMENTERIO CONVENTO DE ST. MONICA
/ PUEBLA
PUE." color, mailed 1960 in US but a much earlier card, edge wear, corner crease. $3.50
"73 ARLES. -- Les Alyscamps. -- L'Allèe des Tombeaux.
-- LL." sepia-tone postcard, mailed 1957 in US but from the greenback era. $2.50
"7573.
GRANARY AND PARK STREET CHURCH, BOSTON, MASS. COPYRIGHT, 1904, BY
DETROIT PHOTOGRAPHIC CO." including a cemetery prominently in the
foreground; unused post card with undivided back, minor corner wear &
rounding. $2.25 cm(b)d
"8. - MEUSE-ARGONNE Cemetery - Hostess House and
Caretakers' Homes / Cimetière Américain
" black & white, yellowish paper, unused, small
mark on back. $3.50

"837 - ALCALÁ DE HENARES. Iglesia Magistral / Sepulcro del Canónigo Morales"
tarjeta postal from Edición Almirall in Barcelona, very late usage at
Helmsburg Indiana, trivial corner wear. $2.00 cs
"9. - MEUSE-ARGONNE Cemetery. - View on entering from
Romagne Village. / Cimetière Américain MEUSE-ARGONNE - Vue prise venant de
Romagne-sous-Montfaucon." showing an American cemetery in France, black & white
on yellowish paper, unused, good edges. $3.75 fc
"8407. Helen
Hunt's Grave, Cheyenne Mountain, Colorado" marked by initials in trees, color, circa
1915, unused. $3.00 Helen Hunt Jackson was a social activist who published a novel
highlighting the injustices done to California's Indians--see Image File, Vol. 11, No. 2,
published by the Lake County Museum.
"887 PARIS. - L'Hôtel
des Invalides. - Le Tombeau de Napoléon Ier. -- Le Sarcophage. -- LL."
unused carte postale with very light album marks at the corners,
fairly fresh for its age. $1.50 nc
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"A 14578 National Cemetery, Chattanooga, Tenn." black & white from Rotograph
Co., mailed 1906. Post card sold. Still available for scholarly
study & research as an enlarged (about 277% of original area) & enhanced 120-dpi
scan in .jpg or .tif format. $1.75 (tc)

"Afghanistan, the tomb of empire Babur,
in / Kabul, Photo: Jolyon Leslie, 1997" showing a close-up of the stone marker,
postcard with 2000
copyright, excellent condition. Shown. $2.00
ac. Same but 3 small translucent spots on front. $1.50
ac
"AISNE-MARNE. - Entrance to American Cemetery viewed from Bolleau Wood" black
& white on green back mailed 20 VII 1931 to England (clear Paris slogan cancel publicizes
sculptures at the Louvre), trivial wear at one corner. $3.75 fc-f
"ALLOWAY AULD KIRK AYR" showing graves in
foreground, sepia-tone postcard, unused, brownish paper. $2.75
"Andrews
Raiders Monument. / National Cemetery, / Chattanooga, Tennessee." showing
'The General' of the Western & Atlantic Railroad; postcard mailed APR 9 1915
from Athens Ohio to Mrs. Cora Sebold in Columbus Ohio, tiny bottom corner
crease, other corners with minor wear, unevenly toned back, shallow scrape
takes one letter out of the front caption. $3.25 t(c)r(w)cc
"ANETON GIFFORD. 1299" second letter in caption
not clear, unused real photo, 3 tiny spots in sky. $3.00
"B--1352 Carrière de F:OREU - Cimetière" black
& white, dated 1916 by writing on back, spot at top center of front. $2.50
"B50 / Perry Record's grave. Bourges" in France
decorated with flowers & wreath, unused Azo real photo (triangles both ways), lightly toned front,
soiled back, mild corner wear & rounding. $4.00 cf

"Badman's Grave / on Boothill / Dodge City, Kansas"
where 'Two-Gun' Heiney & his horse' s remains lay; unused real photo, fairly fresh. $3.75
ck(d)g
"BELFAST CHURCH NEAR ELDON, P. E. ISLAND"
including the cemetery in the foreground, color from C. & Co. Ltd., circa 1915, unused,
minor corner & edge wear. $3.50
"Bethanie. Tombeau de Lazare - Lazarus
Tomb / Sepulcro
de Lázaro
" also captioned in Hebrew, with 5 Arabs outside it, color, unused, 2
small spots of toning on back. $5.00 pc
"Boot Hill / Cemetery / DODGE CITY, KANSAS" including
some legible tombstones & Hangman's Tree, unused chrome from Photography House, light brownish paper near bottom back edge, minor wear at 1 corner. $1.00 (mc)-*
"Boothill
Graveyard / Tombstone Arizona - 'The Town Too Tough To Die'" including the
graves of Billy Clanton, Frank McLowery & Tom McLowery; unused circa-1950
Ekc real photo post card with minor corner wear, tiny spot of toning in
lower front border, light toning near the bottom of the back & light but
numerous surface abrasions to the glossy finish. $3.25 ca(t)gg
"Boothill Graveyard / Tombstone Arizona - 'The Town Too
Tough to Die'" unused Ekc real photo, lightly toned back. $3.25
"Bristol Cathedral / CENTRAL TOWER FROM GRAVEYARD
(S.E.)" unused real photo, lightly toned back. $3.50

"Budapest Kossuth Mausoleum" in Kerepesi Cemetery (Kerepesi úti temető), black & white post card, numbered 135 on back, unused, small faint
upper corner crease. Alajos Stróbl was the sculptor. $4.00 hcs

"Burial
of French Dead" real photo soldiers standing alongside a long trench full of corpses
probably in World War I, slight oxidation, no postcard back, lightly toned front, toned back, unusual subject matter. $10.00 (mc)
"Burns' Country / Alloway Kirk & Burial Place of
Burns Family" Tuck Oilette postcard number 7694, unused, fairly fresh. $3.00
"Burns Mausoleum, Dumfries. 40 / 44" black &
white, unused, minor corner wear & rounding. $2.75

"BURTON LATIMER
CHURCH" showing its exterior of the English church &
part of the adjacent cemetery in the foreground; real photo post card, printed in Britain, unused,
light toning in the front borders. $2.50
e(b)c
"C-5 NATIONAL CEMETERY, CULPEPER, VA." Linen-finish
postcard mailed 1956. $2.00
"Cementeria de Santo Domingo R. D. / Cemetery of Santo Domingo R. D."
tarjeta postal published by J. R. Vda. Garcia in Santo Domingo, mailed to
Miss Florence Miller in Columbus Ohio, mild corner wear. Possibly during the
US occupation of 1916 - 1924, but the cancel is insufficiently clear to be
sure. Sold but both
sides still available for scholarly study & research as enlarged 300-dpi scans
(publication quality) in .jpg format for $3.75 either or $7.25 both. dc
"CEMETERY BLADENSBURG O" Unused sepia-tone real
photo post card, circa 1910, trivial corner & edge wear, slight browning of the paper with age, low-contrast
/ grayish, sailboat printed in the stamp box.Sold but front
side still available for scholarly study & research as an enlarged 300-dpi scan
(publication quality) in .jpg format for $3.75.
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"Charlottenburg. Mausoleum." black & white, undivided back
from Garte in Leipzig, writing on front, corner wear & rounding. $3.75
"CHATTANOOGA,
Tenn. Orchard Knob" showing a cemetery, pedestrians & a
horse-drawn buggy; postcard, unused, Tuck Series No. 2176,
pinhole near bottom, album marks on front, one corner
with a heavy crease. Sold but front
side still available for scholarly
study & research as an enlarged (about 771% of original print area) & enhanced
200-dpi scan in .jpg format. $2.00 t(c)ct(s)
"Chester Cathedral, from S. E." including many gravesites in the adjacent
cemetery, postcard with very late usage at Chester Nebraska, back paper browning
evenly with age. The cemetery is the resting place of Saint Werburgh, and the historian
Ranulf Higden (among others). $4.25 ec
"Chester Cathedral, S. E." in England, showing
part of cemetery also, sepia-tone from Firth & Co., unused, back corners toned from album
contact. $2.50 ec
"Chester Cathedral, S. E." showing part of the
English cemetery also, very late usage in the United States. $2.50 ec
"Christ Church,
Alexandria, Va." including some of the adjacent cemetery,
unevenly divided back (circa 1908)
postcard published
by Leet Bros. for W. A. & Mount Vernon Railway, unused, light album marks on back,
long but faint internal crease, wear near lower left front corner.
More fully the electric railroad company to which the
back refers was the Washington, Alexandria & Mount Vernon Railway.
Established in 1892, it merged with another railroad on October 17 1910. Its
lines were important because they encouraged the growth of the streetcar
suburbs of Washington DC. Google their full name & you will not get a single
postcard in only about 10 returns. $6.00 vcr
"CIMITERO DI GOTTRES CORTINA." real
photo post card from A. Zardini on undivided back, pencil writing on back, minor corner wear & rounding,
light toning in the lower front border, slight oxidation.
The fighting resulting in this cemetery occurred in the
Summer of 1915, in the Gottres Valley north of Cortina d'Ampezzo. Sold but still available for scholarly
study & research as an enlarged (about 771% of original print area) & enhanced
200-dpi scan in .jpg or .tif format. $2.00 cipw
"Cimetière Père-Lachaise _ Batholomé _ Monument aux
Morts." Unused black & white, faint album impressions at the corners. $3.25
"Cincinnati,
O. Spring Grove Cemetery. Falls and Bridge - West Lake." unused post card
made in Germany for the Hugh C. Leighton Company, a lot of wear at the
corners, but the view is so beautiful the eyes will go elsewhere--ours did.
$4.00 o(c)cw
"Coll. E. C. / 73 ARLES - Les Alyscamps -
Allée des Tombeaux" unused carte postale,
paper browning with age, back edges toned from contact with other post
cards, noticeable corner wear & rounding. Shown
are the Roman tombs just outside the city gate. $3.00
fc
"CONSTANTINOPLE. Grand Cimetière d'Eyoub" showing
3 people in a cemetery, unused real photo, corner crease. $5.00 tc*
"COPYRIGHT 1902, BY DETROIT PHOTOGRAPHIC CO.
/ 6037.
GATEWAY, CAVE HILL CEMETERY, LOUISVILLE, KY." color, mailed 1906, lightly toned front, considerable edge wear,
toned back. $3.00 kcd
"Dodge City, Kansas has a / grim memorial of its
wild / days, the 'Boot Hill' cemetery." including the grave of Two-Gun Haney
who died in 1874; well done home-made (and, hence, unique) postcard mailed
there 1963. We have seen the man's name spelled Heiney. $2.00 ck(d)g(h)
'DO
NOT FORGET: The Funeral Directors' and Embalmers' Association CONVENTION at
Canton, Wednesday, Thursday and Friday, June 4, 5, and 6' message
pre-printed on postcard mailed May 31 1913 from Findlay Ohio (good Balboa
commemorative stamp) to Rinker & Busch, Funeral Directors in Caledonia Ohio.
Bottom corner creased twice, mild edge wear. Front view of "McKinley
Monument, Canton, Ohio" fits in with theme. Seen elsewhere as high as $14.95
but we offer at $7.50. co(c)
"Duke of Buckingham, Westminster Abbey" sepia-tone showing
his body lying in state, card numbered 74 on back, unused. $4.50

"Eagle Bowl Excavated in Burial Tombs, at King Mounds, Ancient Buried City,
Wickliffe, Ky. / 93213" unused black & white post card, good edges. $2.50
kpc
"East Cemetery Hill,
Gettysburg, Pa." with a stone fence in the foreground, color postcard,
mailed 1913 but stamp removed causing a back thin & a stress mark noticeable
from the front, cancel ink in front sky, mild corner & edge wear. $2.75
p(g)c& NEW / NY / NOVO
"Elk's Memorial in Green Lawn Cemetery" with 7 men standing nearby, black &
white on unused undivided back from the Columbus Dispatch newspaper, pebbled stock, small corner crease
& scrape in
one corner (not into image), other corners with minor wear, lightly toned front. $5.00 ocf
"Elks Rest, Hollenback
Cemetery, Wilkes-Barre, Pa." color Litho-Chrome™ postcard mailed MAY 22 1907
to Charles Hansicker in Catasaugua Pennsylvania (almost complete receiving
mark next day), a little extraneous writing on back, 3 small corner creases,
noticeable cancel in in the front sky. $3.00 p(w)cf
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"Entrance, St. Roch's Cemetery,
New Orleans, La." Showing the angels guarding the gate, unused linen
postcard with fresh appearance. $2.75
l(n)c
"ENTRANCE TO GETTYSBURG NATIONAL CEMETERY, GETTYSBURG,
PA. / 80" as it looked in 1945, unused linen from Marken & Bielfeld, interesting
information printed on the back, small corner crease not into image. $2.00 pc

"Fantasy Coffins of Ghana 123" this one in the shape of a fish, unused Kodak
real photo postcard, fresh. $4.75 gc

"FAMOUS BOOT HILL, DODGE CITY, KANSAS." post
card with a Conoco
ad on back, unused. $2.50
"Final Resting Place of O. O.
McIntyre, Mound Hill Cemetery, Gallipolis, Ohio / 0B336-N" as it appeared
circa 1940, linen postcard with 1-c stamp applied to back but no writing,
minor corner wear, 2 small spots of dark toning in the upper front margin.
Oscar Odd McIntyre was a nationally syndicated newspaper columnist, who
later edited the Dayton Herald and Cincinnati Post. $3.00 o(g)gcn
"G-1 THE LITTLE CHURCH OF THE FLOWERS /
FOREST LAWN MEMORIAL PARK, GLENDALE, CALIFORNIA 3A-H233" unused circa
1933 linen postcard, tiny ding in right front edge, gripper mark (from the
printing process) in the upper front border. $2.75 c(l)c
"Gand. Cathédrale St. Bavon." sepia-tone mailed 1959 in
US but an earlier card, published by Nels, one uneven edge (from booklet separation), brownish paper. $2.75

"Gateway, Metairie
Cemetery, New Orleans, La." Unused linen postcard, fairly fresh. $2.75
lc

"German Sixteen
Church / Martel, O." including some of the Neff Cemetery nearby, unused Azo (triangles up)
real photo with good focus & composition, lightly toned back from album contact.
Another, similar but cropped differently & less contrast. These 2 cards, from the
estate of photographer Dan Carloch are exceptionally interesting because they show the
variation inherent in real photo postcard production at the time. Both for $32.50
oc
"Gettysburg National
Cemetery" including the markers for the known & unknown Northern dead, as
seen from above; chrome postcard mailed there 1963, good edges. $1.50 p(g)c

"Grant's Tomb, New York." unused, published by the Success Postal Card
Company circa 1908 (unevenly divided back), light toning both sides, minor
corner wear. $3.50 n(n)c
"GRANT'S TOMB N.Y. / U. S. GRANT. / Patented Oct. 23, 1908, / H. C. J. SEEKS
& CO., PATERSON, N. J. / PUZZLE POST CARD" with 2 views changed by the angle
to the holder, postcard on thick stock mailed at Flushing New York JUL 5
1907 to Mr. Dick Dold in Newark Ohio (receiving mark the next day), album
discoloration noticeable both sides. Rare: the only actual offer we could
find when we searched the Internet. Sold but front
side still available for scholarly study & research as an enlarged 300-dpi scan
(publication quality) in .jpg format for $3.75.
cp(u)n(m)
"Grasmere / Wordsworth's / Grave" undivided back, black & white
with red caption, unused, minor corner & edge wear. $4.00
p(g)c
"GRAVE MARKER OF SARAH
LINCOLN GRIGSBY / LINCOLN SATE PARK, INDIANA / FEB. 10 1807 TO JAN. 20,
1828" unused chrome postcard from a color photo by Brock, fairly fresh.
$1.25 lci
Grave
monument for Loren Bosworth & Percie U. Bosworth on an obviously unique
sepia-tone real photo postcard mailed May 5 1908 from Eastford Connecticut,
stamp removed. No printed caption, no photographer attribution; obviously
taken as a favor for Louise Thomas in West Haven Connecticut to whom it was
addressed. Sender comments on back: 'Thought you'd be interested in seeing
what a fine finish old Loren had. Took 14 horses to bring it [the monument]
over from Abington [about 6 miles away].' What is unspoken is that Loren
Bosworth's cattle frequently strayed into town causing their impoundment &
resultant disputes with hard feelings. Loren lived March 1824 - November
1903; Percie, April 1834 - December 1962. We speculate that Loren's grave
was subjected to desecration from those enemies who survived him from 1903
until 1908, so his relatives put up the massive monument as if to say ...
let us see them move that one! $12.50 c(e)cg
"GRAVE
OF BRITISH SOLDIERS BATTLE GROUND, CONCORD, MASS. / ... April 19, 1775"
postcard published by Mrs. G. N. Tanner in Concord, very late usage at
Strafford New Hampshire, one upper corner creased twice, small indent on
right front edge. $1.50 cm(c)m(b)h

"Grave of British Soldiers, Concord, Mass."
post card from Valentine-Souvenir, circa
1915 but mailed much later. $3.50 m(c)cm(b)+

"Grave
of Brown's Men Who Were Killed at Harper's Ferry." National Tribute copyright 1909,
unused
postcard, trivial corner wear, light spotty toning
on back. The grave was exhumed in 1899, the
remains relocated to North Elba New York. $3.00
w(h)c
"GRAVE OF HENRY LEE (Light
Horse Harry) / Dungeness Home of the Carnegies on Cumberland Island, off the
coast of Georgia" the father of Robert E. Lee; unused post card issued to
raise funds to buy the ancestral home of the Lees (Stratford Hall,
Westmoreland City, Virginia); official seal on back reads 'VIRGINIA STATE
CAMP P. O. S. of A. / SIC SEMPER TYRANNIS / DISTRICT PRESIDENT' besides 'LEE
BIRTHPLACE MEMORIAL COMMITTEE / OFFICIAL SOUVENIR', faint small upper corner
crease, very faint toning on back. The Loudoun Museum displays cards from
that effort proudly at its website; they are all truly rare. Our example
here is in much better condition than theirs. $20.00 cg(c)c

"Grave of John F. Kennedy Photo by Col. M. W. Arps"
taken high enough to include the mall, continental Dexter Press postcard
with scalloped edges as issued, tiny upper corner bend, otherwise fresh.
$1.00 v(a)cp

"Grave of Sioux Indian Chief 'War Eagle,' Sioux City, Iowa / 5757-29-N"
unused post card published by Olson News Company in Sioux City, 3 tiny spots
of light toning in the upper front border, otherwise fairly fresh with good
edges. $2.25 i(s)ci
"GRAVES OF JAMES FENIMORE COOPER AND WIFE, COOPERSTOWN,
N. Y." unused black & white Commercialchrome, numbered 44810 on back. $2.00 acn
"Grove Church"
more fully the Grove Church of Christ about 5 miles from Bladensburg on
Grove Church Road;
including the adjacent cemetery;
sepia-tone real photo postcard
with good focus & contrast,
mailed there MAY 28 1911 (Doane 3 cancel)
to Miss Bessie Cooksey in Martinsburg Ohio, message about a dying woman. $15.00
o(b)c
"H554 HELSTON GUNWALLOE CHURCH - JUDGES Ltd."
including part of the adjacent cemetery in the foreground, unused sepia-tone postcard,
good edges, slight paper curl. $4.75 e(h)c
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"HALEN Cimetière de Soldais Belges / tombes héroiquement au Champ
d'Honneur" black & white with sepia caption, writing on back, light soil both
sides. $1.75 bc
"HANGED BY MISTAKE / Tombstone, Arizona" unused
chrome, from a photo by Stan Davis, ink spot on lower back edge, very lightly toned back. $2.00
"Historic St. Peters Church in / the Great Valley,
Chester Co. Pa / Painting by Ben Eisenstat
" well done home-made (and, hence,
unique) postcard mailed 1958. $2.00
"INTERIOR OF AMPHITHEATRE, ARLINGTON NATIONAL CEMETERY,
ARLINGTON, VA. / C-160 (C) H. H. RIDEOUT" linen from Capitol Souvenir Company, fresh appearance &
good edges. $2.00 vc
"INTERIOR OF LINCOLN MONUMENT D-2"
including the US & 5 state flags, circa 1941 real
photo post card, minor corner & edge wear,
slight oxidation. The location is Springfield
Illinois, where other members of his family are also buried. Sold but still available for scholarly
study & research as an enlarged (about 771% of original print area) & enhanced
200-dpi scan in .jpg or .tif format. $2.00
lci(s)f
"INTERIOR OF LINCOLN MONUMENT, OAK RIDGE CEMETERY,
SPRINGFIELD, ILL. / FINAL RESTING PLACE OF ABRAHAM LINCOLN,
16TH PRESIDENT OF THE U. S. A. 4A-H1188"
circa 1934 linen
postcard with fresh appearance on front & writing on back.
The 8 state flags flanking the cenotaph represent where
his ancestors lived. Sold but still available for scholarly
study & research as an enlarged (about 771% of original print area) & enhanced
200-dpi scan in .jpg or .tif format. $2.00
lci(s)f
"Interior View of Etmaduddaula Tombs & Screen"
black & white printed in Saxony, mailed 1959 in US but an earlier card, small tear
that is inconspicuous. $1.75
"IS-SUR-TILLE - Le Stand - Cimetière Militaire"
showing a small military cemetery in France with many flowers on the markers, sepia-tone on green back,
unused, toned back edges, small corner crease. $3.50 fc

"Jahangir's tomb near / Lahore, Pakistan" well done home-made
(and, hence, unique) post card mailed 1962 at Dexter
Kansas. $2.00 pc
"JAHANGIR'S TOMB, SHADARA,
LAHORE. / Shunker, Dass & Co., Lahore" showing its exterior with
tower, unused black & white postcard with brown caption, divided back, minor
corner wear, paper browning lightly & evenly with age. (2 available) $7.50
each. ic

"James
Buchanan's Tomb, Woodward Hill Cemetery, Lancaster, Pa. A-14385-N"
unused linen postcard distributed by I. Steinfeldt in Lancaster, faint
internal crease near a bottom corner, otherwise fresh. $2.25 p(l)cp
"JC-90 NATIONAL CEMETERY, U. S. VETERANS ADMINISTRATION HOME, MOUNTAIN HOME,
TENN. / THE ENTIRE CEMETERY NOW HAS AROUND 3000 GRAVES" unused linen, fresh
appearance.
Postcard sold. Still available for scholarly study & research as a full-size 72-dpi scan in .jpg or .tif
format. $1.50 tc

"JERUSALEM, Absalom's
Tomb." also captioned in Hebrew, unused sepia-tone postcard published by
Eliahu Brothers, showing resting place of a former King of Israel; detached
somewhat clumsily from a booklet, but neither the resultant edge erosion nor
the long crease so generated is near the image. As is. Absalom is sometimes
seen in its more modern spelling as Avshalom. $1.00 jic
"JORDAN'S BURIAL GROUND, GRAVES OF PENN, PENINGTON
& ELLWOOD" unused, pertinent information on back, brownish paper, 2 toned edges on back. $2.50

"Kirkbraddan Old Church,
near Douglas" including a good bit of its cemetery in the foreground,
post card from Valentine's series, fairly fresh. The more modern spelling is
Kirk Braddan. $8.00 ic
"KIYOMORIZUKA
HYOGO." also captioned in Japanese, unused carte postale made in Japan,
minor corner rounding. Sometimes written Kiyomori-zuka, this unusual stone
memorial column / tombstone is in the form of a 13-story pagoda, was built in
1286. $9.00 jc
"LAGOON IN LINDWOOD CEMETERY, FT. WAYNE, IND." postcard made expressly for
S. H. Knox & Company, mailed there 1908, printed in Germany, dark spot in
upper message area obscures nothing, minor corner & edge wear, couple of
short thin lines show in the front sky. $2.00 i(f)c
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"La Guerre de 1914-1915 dans les Vosges / NOMPATELIZE (Vosges) / Eglise incendiée a
Nompatelize et Tombes de Soldats morts pendant les Combat du Mois d'Aout 1914"
including a cemetery, black & white with red caption, much writing on back, 2 spots of toning on
back, one spot of toning at front top edge, mild corner & edge wear. $3.50 fcw
"Langar Church, Nottinghamshire." Ink drawing
which includes part of the cemetery, unused, fairly fresh. Odd usage of 2 different fonts
for the lower-case a letters. $2.00 ec
"LE CAIRE, TOMBEAUX DES
KHALIFS" unused color carte postale from Serie No. 6 of The Cairo Postcard
Trust (number 4423 on back), tiny nick otherwise good edges. $4.75 ec

"LE CAIRE, TOMBEAUX DES
MAMELOUKS" unused carte postale from Serie No. 6 of The Cairo Postcard
Trust (number 4423 on back), tiny nick otherwise good edges. $4.75 ec
"Le
Caire -- Tombeaux des Mamelouks / No.558 Vegnios & Zachos. Cairo & Luxor"
carte postale with undivided back sent at the imprimee rate to Auburn New
York, stamp removed, long crease from the top center edge, upper corner
crease, a few specks of cancel ink in the front sky. As is. $1.25 ec

"Le / cénotaphe / du prophète / et roi / David // KING DAVIDS CENOTAPH"
showing it draped in velvet cloth; unused sepia-tone postcard also captioned
in Hebrew, Arabic & Latin; fairly fresh. $2.50 jc
"LE DOME DES INVALIDES. -
Le Tombeau de Napoléon
Ier / 61. - La Crypte. - Sarcophage de Napoléon
Ier" black & white carte postale, red SOCIÉTÉ DE SECOURS AUX BLESSÉS
MILITAIRES / INTER ARMA CARITAS stamp over back message area, light toning
in the 2 front borders. The
sarcophagus is made of porphyry from Finland as noted on back. Sold for
benefit of the French Red Cross. $2.00 nrc
"LL.7 NOTRE-DAME de LORETTE. - La Chapelle et la Tour
(Cordonnier, arch., Coin, sculpt.)" sepia-tone postcard mailed 1938 from France to
New Hampshire, edge wear. $2.75
"Llandyssul The Church" including the cemetery there near the river
bank, postcard mailed there 1910 to North Wales, published by Evans
Commerce House, light toning both sides due to album contact & cancels,
small corner crease, minor corner rounding. $5.00 wc
"Maori Tomb, L. Taupo, N.Z. Revell Series"
with 10 Maoris, unused
sepia-tone postcard, small-print caption along lower front, good
edges. 'Greetings / from / New Zealand // FINE ART PRODUCTIONS PRINTED BY WHITCOMBE
& TOMBES LIMITED // New Zealand Sportsmen's and Tourists' Wonderland'
back printing.
$9.50 nc
"MAPLE
GROVE CEMETERY EDGERTON, O. -6-7-1-." with a pond in the foreground; unused
circa-1910 sepia-tone real photo postcard, upper corner crease, speckles of
dark toning near the back edges, oxidation consistent with age, very slight
curl to the paper. Rare: when we searched the Internet we found no other
offers, no recorded past sales & no exhibits of it. $9.00 o(e)c
"Maple
Grove Cemetery, Ravenna, Ohio" post card made in Germany for publisher
McGraw & Eckler in Ravenna, mailed MAY 11 1909 to Miss F. Duley in Newark
Ohio, mild corner wear & rounding. Writing on front give you the reason such
postcards were sent: 'This is Ravenna' implying that it was a place as dull
as a cemetery. $7.50 o(r)c
"Mausoleum. / Charlottenburg. / 564 L. Saalfeld, Berlin
S.W. 29." color post card with undivided back, writing on front dates to 1904. minor corner wear & rounding, small areas of light toning at lower front corners. $4.75 gc
"Monument de la TRANCHÉE DES BAIONNETTES. -- Vue
Intérieure" showing some graves marked with crossed, black & white postcard from
booklet, edge wear. $2.50
"Monument -
Old Burying Ground Sag Harbor, N. Y." unused Ekc real photo
post card with good contrast, trivial wear at a
bottom corner, a few tiny white speckles in the upper left sky which we
attribute to the printing process.
$3.75 nc
"Mt. Washington Cemetery, Kansas City, Mo." where
pathways crossed, mostly trees & grass rather than headstones; color postcard from The
South West News Company, printed in Germany circa 1910-1912, no writing on back but a 1-c
Washington stamp affixed (from a later era), minor corner & edge wear. $4.00 mc

"National Memorial / Cemetery, Honolulu" well done home-made (and, hence,
unique) postcard mailed 1960 from Kaaawa Hawaii, small bottom corner crease.
$1.75 h(n)c
"National Memorial Cemetery of the Pacific
Color by Jim Doane" unused continental post card from Dexter
Press, scalloped borders as printed, small corner bend,
faint internal crease. $0.50 hc
"NATIVES DIGGING ANCIENT INDIAN GRAVES FOR / GOLD ORNAMENTS AND POTTERY,
PANAMA" postcard from Vibert & Dixon, unused, minor corner wear, unusual
subject matter. Sold but still available for scholarly
study & research as an enlarged (almost 2x original postcard area) 100-dpi scan in
.jpg or .tif format. $1.50 ppc

"No. 100 - Mother Love by Fanfani Saul. / Forest Lawn Memorial Park, Glendale,
Calif." Showing a mother cradling her baby, unused DOPS real photo, wonderful
composition & contrast. $5.00 ncc

"No. 2412. China. Figure at the Ming Tombs. / Published by Karl Lewis,
Photographer, No. 136-d, Honmura Road, Yokohama" unused carte postale with
undivided back, minor corner rounding, very light toning on front. Sold but front
side still available for scholarly
study & research as an enlarged (about 771% of original print area) & enhanced
200-dpi scan in .jpg format. $2.00
ccp
"No. 544. WEE KIRK O' THE HEATHER / FOREST LAWN MEMORIAL
PARK, GLENDALE, CALIFORNIA" unused DOPS real photo, fairly fresh. $3.00 cc
"No. 554 / Interior, Little Church of the Flowers
/ Forest
Lawn memorial Park, Glendale, California" unused DOPS real photo with fresh
appearance. $3.00 icc
"No. 560. CHILD'S PRAYER WINDOW / FOREST LAWN
MEMORIAL-PARK, GLENDALE, CALIFORNIA" showing a stained glass window, unused DOPS real
photo, good focus for detail, fresh appearance. $3.00 scc

"NO. 64 GRANT'S TOMB. INTERNATIONAL HOUSE, NEW YORK CITY © WM.
FRANGE" real photo postcard in excellent condition, unused. $3.00 n(n)gc
"No. 716 / The Tomb of Sa'di, Shiraz" unused
continental, photo by A. Bakhtiar, near mint. $1.50 ic
"No. 733 / Tomb of Hafez, Shiraz, Fars" unused
continental, photo by A. Bakhtiar, fresh appearance. $1.50 icp
"Nürnberg (Dürer's Grab)" sepia-tone
postcard, unused, album marks on front, album marks on back.
$2.00
"Obeliske
or Monolithic state of Axum / Ethiopia / No 22" including stele dating to
4th centruy AD that were used to mark the gravesite of nobles; unused
continental postcard, small upper corner crease, miscut at printers shows at
the right front edge, toned back. $1.75 ec
"OLD DUTCH CHURCH TARRYTOWN,
N. Y." including the cemetery in the foreground,
postcard from Union News Company,
numbered 1831 on back, unused, corner crease, mild corner wear & rounding. $2.25 nc NEW / NY / NOVO
"Old Machar Cathedral, Aberdeen." Includes their
cemetery in the foreground, color, circa 1910, Valentine's Series, unused, light album marks on back. $3.75
"OLD REFORMED DUTCH CHURCH (ORGANIZED 1659), KINGSTON,
N. Y. / 117" including the adjacent cemetery, white-border era postcard with very late
usage at Willow, vertical format, small corner crease not into image. $3.25 nc

"OLD SWEDISH CHURCH. FOUNDED 1638, ERECTED 1698. WILMINGTON, DEL. 6" including
cemetery there, linen-era post card with fresh deep colors, published by Rich Bros. $2.25 dc+
ORVILLE WRIGHT FUNERAL PHOTOGRAPHS
NEW / NY / NOVO




*


Outside the First Baptist Church, Dayton Ohio, February 2 1948.
17 (14 shown) taken by someone who arrived early to get good shots,
including the arrival of military dignitaries (top 2 rows).
All on Velox paper with good depth-of-field & contrast.
Numerals in violet on back indicate from the same roll of film.
Lead pallbearer was Orville's nephew, Milton, who was balding
& is seen twice with a glimpse of the casket in the row marked with
an
*.
Size slightly smaller than a regular-size postcard, so easily sleeved.
Only 2 faulty with sizeable glare spots (so not shown). $60.00 co(d)
"Ossuaire de DOUAUMONT.--Arrière du Monument. -
Chapelle Catholique
" an ossuary subscription, black & white, unused,
greenback era, lightly toned back. $3.00

"Ossuaire de DOUAUMONT. -- Façade Principale..." green back,
subscription for ossuary in France, unusual subject matter. $2.75 (fcw)+

"Parish Church. Dawlish" captioned in white ink, shows part of cemetery, unused
real photo post card, dark image. In Devonshire England. $4.00 ec

Pasargadae, Shiraz, Iran"
showing the tomb of Cyrus the Great, Achaemenid Emperor; unused continental post card, near mint. $1.50 ica(p)
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"PENELOPE BOOTHBY MONUMENT, PARISH CHURCH, ASHBOURNE. G.2540." real photo, unused, fairly fresh. Thomas Bank's most famous sculpture on the
tomb of a 5-year-old girl who died tragically in 1791. Postcard sold. Still available for scholarly
study & research as an enlarged (about 277% of original area) & enhanced 120-dpi
scan in .jpg or .tif format. $1.75 escg
"Pioneer Cemetery, Pioneer Memorial State Park,
Harrodsburg, Ky. / 9A854-N" including the grave of the first white child buried in
Kentucky, unused Curteich linen postcard, distributed by Blue Grass News Company, fairly fresh.
$2.50 kc
"Pohick Church, 1773" with cemetery in foreground, sepia-tone from Auburn Greeting Card Co., mailed 1959 in US but an earlier card. $2.50
"Pompei - Strada delle Tombe"
sepia-tone postcard, unused,
striations from album on back. $2.00
"Praha. Skupina hrobu na
starém židovském hřbitově / Prag. Gradmalgruppen am alten jüdischen
Friedhof. / Prague. Le vieux cimetière juif. / The ancient jewish(sic)
Churchyard." unused real photo postcard also captioned in Hebrew on the
back. Sold but front
side still available for scholarly
study & research as an enlarged (about 771% of original print area) & enhanced
200-dpi scan in .jpg format. $2.00
jcc
"President / HARRY S. TRUMAN /
/ BOOTHILL
/ GRAVEYARD /
TOMBSTONE / ARIZONA" unused Ekc real photo. $3.75
"PRESIDENT KRUGER'S GRAVE, PRETORIA" real photo
with good focus & contrast, published by Little's News Agency, writing on back, corner & edge
wear. $3.00 sc

"Printed by Valentine, Ltd., Dundee / Ruskin's Monument, Coniston" including a few
nearby graves & a seated young man for scale; unused monochromatic dark green image in
vertical format on a post card with undivided back, small light spot of toning below the
caption, tiny tear in one edge not into the image. The image is deliberately offset to the
right to allow a more meaningful writing space for the purchaser; note that the caption at
the top is centered on the card, not the image. $8.00 ec
"Pub. by W. H. Tipton, Gettys
/ The Wheat Field / GETTYSBURG" black-and-white on undivided back,
mailed in 1906, slight browning of the paper,
corner crease with short internal crease nearby (neither affects the image),
trivial corner wear, light toning on the front. Postcard sold. Still available for scholarly
study & research as an enlarged (almost 2x original postcard area) 100-dpi scan in
.jpg or .tif format. $1.50 pcc

"Quebec, Canada. / Peacefull(sic) old cemetery at / Tadoussac, where Cartier
landed." home-made (and, hence, unique) post card mailed 1962 from Carroll
Nebraska. $2.00 cq(t)

"RANJIT SINGH'S tomb, LAHORE. / No. 21. Shunker, Dass & Co., Lahore"
unused postcard with unevenly divided back, printed in Saxony, excellent
condition. Then in India; now in Pakistan. $3.00 pc
"Quedlinburg Schlosskirche, Krypta" in former East
Germany, real photo mailed 1958 in US but a much earlier card judging by the slight
oxidation. $3.50

"Reformed church, Hyde Park, N. Y." including some of the cemetery at its side. color Litho-Chrome from John Hopkins, mailed there 1914, corner & edge wear, long corner crease. $5.00
nc+*
"REPRODUCTION
OF / Leonardo da Vinci's / LAST SUPPER / FOREST LAWN MEMORIAL PARK
/
GLENDALE CALIFORNIA" with bottom captioning naming those depicted, tiny
corner bend. $1.00 r(a)c
"Richard J. Delaney / Undertaker" 2 business cards with annotations on the
back as to grave locations in Calvary Cemetery in Queens. One from when his
office was of Eighth Avenue (show at top) has multiple creases, the other
(shown at the bottom) from his West 14th Street Address in New York City is
lightly toned.
Sold but front
sides seen here still available for scholarly
study & research as an enlarged (about 771% of original print area) & enhanced
200-dpi scan in .jpg format. $2.00
cn(n)g
"RICHMOND, VA. St. John's Church"
including cemetery by its side, circa 1908, unused, Tuck series no. 2081,
album impressions at the corners. $4.50
Similar postcard, but undivided back mailed 1905,
corner crease, light toning on back. $4.25. Another mailed
there 1905 by Milton Vipond to his mother in Hyattsville
Maryland, small corner crease, corner wear & rounding, brownish paper
on back. Shown. $4.50
v(r)tg(v)c

"ROMA - Cimitero dei Cappuccini - II Cappella" showing a chapel decorated by
numerous skulls & bones, sepia-tone postcard, unused, soft corners, small spot near right
front edge, long bend, toned back. Shown
left. $4.00 mici(c) A different view,
corners better, toning at lower right front corner.
Shown right. $4.25 mici(c)
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"ROMA - Cimitero dei Cappuccini - II Cappella"
showing a chapel decorated by numerous skulls & bones,
sepia-tone post card, unused & fairly fresh.
$6.00 mcii
"ROMAGNE-SOUS-MONTFAUCON - CImetière américain
«Meuse Argonne»" showing a cemetery for American soldiers in France,
sepia-tone postcard, Editions
Photo-Verdun M. C., unused, small spot of toning near one back corner. $3.00 fc
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"Romsdalen. Kars Church. Norway. Unused, shows church
& cemetery, published by Fredrik Peterson, light album marks on back. $3.50
"RUDGWICK CHURCH. E503" showing its exterior, including nearby gravestones,
at 3:40 in the afternoon; sepia-tone Hamiltons real photo postcard with glossy
finish, British production, small upper corner crease & small upper corner
bend neither into the image, minor wear to the bottom corners, 2 tiny
scrapes affect the front image. Writing on
back notes marriage of Polly Powell there January 12 1939. Rudgwick is in
Sussex England. $5.00 e(r)gc
"Saint-Junien, / le _________ / Eglise paroissiale -
Tombeau de Saint-Amand et de Saint-Junien" black & white with dark red caption on undivided back, unused, edge wear, long crease along top, lightly toned back. $4.50 rc
"SAN
CARLOS / CEMETERY" at Blue Beach, a memorial to British forces who died
liberating the Falkland Islands from Argentine occupation in 1982; unused
continental multiview postcard in near-mint condition. $2.50 fc
"SAN LORENZO DE EL ESCORIAL -- Monasterio Panteon de
los Duques de Montpensier." real photo mailed 1960 in US but an earlier card. $3.50
"Savannah,
Ga. / COLONIAL PARK." showing several well-dressed children at a cemetery, sepia-tone mailed
1906, corner
& edge wear, light album marks on front, mild yellowish paper, closed
pin hole. Postcard sold. Still available for scholarly
study & research as a full-size & enhanced 72-dpi scan in .jpg or .tif format.
$1.50 gc
"SB10 THE CRUCIFIX,
SANTA BARBARA MISSION. / SANTA BARBARA, CALIF." in the cemetery containing
graves of over 4,000 Native Americans & 500 white people; unused postcard,
fairly fresh except for an old erasure & numeral in the stamp box. $1.75
c(s)cc
"SCENE IN FOREST LAWN CEMETERY, BUFFALO, N. Y." color for S. H. Knox, printed in Germany, mailed there 1909, corner & edge wear. album impressions at the corners, a
little extraneous writing on back. $3.75 nc

"SEVILLA. Catedral Tumba de Cristobal Colón" tomb of Christopher
Columbus in Seville Cathedral (born by the sculpted kings of Leon, Castile,
Aragon & Navarre); unused tarjeta postal from C. R. S. (70), trivial corner
wear, colors fresh. $3.00 cssr(s)i(c)

"Seyed Rukan aldin
Mauseleum / (Built in 723 AH-lunar year) it is the tomb of Seyed Roknaddin
mohammad Ghazi." unused oversize (nearly 5"x7") postcard, near mint & ready
to frame. (2 available) $2.00 each. ic

"Shandon Steeple, Cork." with each of its two of its large clocks showing
4:33 in the afternoon, unused color Litho-chrome postcard in vertical
format, numbered 120-65 on back, small light spot of toning in back message
area. A few of the graves outside this stone church, built in 1722 under
architect Coltsman, are also visible. The clocks did not always show the
same time, which is why we mention it. $5.50 icca
"Silent Home Cemetery Reynoldsburg, O." sepia-tone Azo real photo
(triangles up) with good focus, unused, small spot of toning on back, small
spot of toning on front & another small spot on the back. Shown. $12.50 oc!
Same but darker image & mailed there 1909, couple small white marks in sky.
$12.00 oc
"SOLDIERS MONUMENT / UNION CEMETERY / UHRICHSVILLE PUBLIC
LIBRARY AUXILIARY" real photo with good contrast & composition, small corner crease, slight curl
to paper, slight oxidation. $3.00 oc
"SOUVENIR DES CATACOMBES DE
St CALLISTE / Via Appia Antica 33 · ROMA / COEMETERIUM S CALLISTI / IN VIA
APPIA/ LIT. I. SALOMONE ROMA" unused cartolina postale italiana with
undivided back, faint album impressions at the corners, 4 small spots of
light toning on the back. The saint's name referenced in this underground
Christian cemetery is also seen as Callistus or Callixtus. $5.00 icc
"Souvenir / du Caire" color multiview post card showing the Sphinx & the
tombs of the Mamelouks, mailed there 1897 to Switzerland (clear cancels & arrival
mark), minor ink smear on front, mild yellowing of the paper with age, minor corner wear
& rounding. Sold but still available for scholarly
study & research as a full-size & enhanced 72-dpi scan in .jpg or .tif format.
$1.50 emc

"Spooky" the
Hague QSL with Runnin' Bare style commissioned art depicting a ghoul at a cemetery, used
1978 but fresh. $2.00
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"Standing Rock, Kent,
Ohio" Octochrome post card made in Germany for an undisclosed publisher,
comment pencilled on the divided back correctly notes that the
location is a cemetery, spotty toning on back, minor corner rounding. $5.00
o(k)cr

"St. Joseph's Catholic Church & Cemetery, Easton
Pa." postcard made in Germany circa 1910, very late usage at Distant
Pennsylvania, mild corner wear, cancel smeared a bit. $4.50 p(e)cc

"Stoke Poges
Church" including the adjacent cemetery
in the foreground, unused sepia-tone post
card on yellowish paper from F. Firth & Company,
small spot of toning on the back. $2.75 ec
"Stoke Poges Church." With cemetery in foreground. color, circa 1910 but mailed 1960 in the United States, much corner wear & rounding. $2.75

"Stone Church, Elm Grove, Wheeling, W. Va." unused, circa 1910, minor corner
& edge wear. Located in what is now known as Stone Church cemetery, the building was
demolished in the 1940's. $4,75 wc+
"STRATFORD-ON-AVON CHURCH"
including the adjacent cemetery prominently in the foreground, unused post
card with Quatremain art. numbered *821 on back, good edges. $3.75 a(q)c
"ST.
ROCH'S CHAPEL, NEW ORLEANS, LA." in the Bywater District Area, C. T.
American Art post card mailed MAR 9 1923 to Mrs. A. C. Arend in Zanesville
Ohio, long bottom corner crease with shorter nearby internal crease, upper
corner creased twice, both sides unevenly toned. $2.25 l(n)c
"The Cathedral Churchyard, St. John's, Antigua,
B.W.I. Photo by H. Anselm." including the nearby cemetery,
postcard
from the Photogelatine Engraving Company, light toning on front & heavy toning on back
most likely from over-inking in the production process, corner crease. $3.00 acp
"THE
FUNERAL HEARSE, Havana, Cuba. / 28 PUBL. BY DIAMOND NEWS CO. HAVANA."
showing an elaborate coach pulled by 6 horses, post card authorized by the
Act of Congress of May 19 1898, unused, very light toning to the back, mild
rounding to the corners. $8.00 hcc
"THE
GRAVE OF ANN RUTLEDGE, PETERSBURG, ILL. / INSCRIPTION -- A POEM BY EDGAR LEE
MASTERS / ..." unused postcard No. 43 from the Historic Lincoln Series,
minor corner wear. For a brief time, before her untimely death, she was
engaged to Lincoln. $1.75 ci(p)pl
"THE GRAVE OF NANCY HANKS
LINCOLN / MOTHER OF ABRAHAM LINCOLN / LINCOLN BOYHOOD NATIONAL MEMORIAL /
LINCOLN CITY, INDIANA" unused chrome postcard from a color photo by Brock.
$1.25 lci

"THE
LAKE IN BEAUTIFUL MAGNOLIA CEMETERY. / CHARLESTON, S.C." Nice color, mailed 1916,
trivial edge wear. $3.50 (sc)
'The Last Supper' Forest Lawn Memorial Park Glendale, Cal.
-154-" unused sepia-tone DOPS real photo, fairly fresh. $3.00 cc
"The tablet on Memorial rock at John Burroughs' Grave,
/
Roxbury, N. Y. 11 Copyright by S. G. Lutz" black & white, unused & fairly
fresh. (2 available) $2.50 each. Pertinent writing on back dating to 1932, long crease.
$1.75.n(r)ac

"THE UNKNOWN WARRIOR'S GRAVE WESTMINSTER ABBEY. / 86261 LONDON." sepia-tone unused,
Valentine's published, quoting the Prime Minister on the back, fairly fresh, good edges.
$2.75 ec

"The wind God, in the mausoleum of Iyemitsu..." with caption finished in
Japanese, color, very late usage at Langdon Missouri, corner crease, one corner multiply creased, 1
/ 4-inch tear at
edge ding, lightly toned front. $2.50 mjc
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"Tinkling Bells and / Magic
Images Repel / the Spirits of Evil" showing the top of the tomb of the 13th
Dalai Lama in Lhasa Tibet, with an explanation of its religious symbolism on back; well done home-made (and, hence, unique post card
mailed 1963 at Tecumseh Nebraska, minor corner wear. $2.50 tcr

"Tombeau de St. Sava à Miléchevo / Fondation du Roi Vladislav XIIIe siècle."
also captioned in Cyrillic, showing the tomb of Saint Sava / Свети Сава;
unused postcard with divided back, small scrapes near the right front
center, noticeable edge & corner wear, spotty & heavy toning on the back.
Seldom seen in any condition. $5.00 sc
"Tombe des fusillés. / Het graf der burgers gefusilieerd
door de duitschers. / Actual Grave of the civilians shot by the germans." real photo
with good focus (some names legible), slight oxidation, unused, 3 tiny marks on back. $6.00
"Tomb of Capt. I. N. Hook.
McConnelsville O." with a small boat on top & a readable plaque with
philosophical & political statements; post card printed in
Germany for Edmiston Book & Stationary Company, mailed there JUN 30 1908 to
Mrs. Lydia Bennett in Zanesville Ohio, upper corner creased, noticeable wear
at the other upper corner. Isaac Newton Hook lived from 1819 to 1906, and
was renown for his steamboat expertise especially on the Ohio River & its
tributaries. Hard to find! $10.00 o(m)cg
"Tomb
of 'Michael Scott, The Wizard', Melrose Abbey." also known as a philosopher;
unused photogravure postcard published by J. Clapperton, album marks at the
back corners, paper yellowed a bit, tiny spot of light toning near the
bottom right front corner. The Cistercian abbey is in Scotland. $3.75 cms

"Tomb of President McKinley,
West Lawn Cemetery, / Canton, Ohio" with an armed
guard at its entrance, black & white postcard mailed 1908 but stamp removed. heavily toned back, corner crease. $3.25
o(c)pc
"Tomb of Unknown Soldier, Arlington, Va." with
Washington Monument in background, unused white-border era from Garrison Toy & Novelty, fresh appearance, good
edges. $3.00 vc
"Tomb of Unknown Soldier, Arlington National
Cemetery." real photo mailed 1959, noticeable scrape & 2 small spots in image,
wavy paper, as is. $1.25 vc
"TOMB OF WASHINGTON, MT. VERNON, VA." including 4 ladies & a gentleman
nearby; postcard made in Germany, published by Bosselman, paper on back browning
with age, minor corner wear & rounding. $5.00 vbcw

"Tombs in Church Yard at Jamestown, Va." postcard mailed there JUN 15 907
(clear wavy Jamestown Celebration cancel ties off-center 1-c Jamestown
commemorative stamp). $5.00 v(j)c-v

"To My Comrade // WOMAN'S / RELIEF/ CORPS / 1883" attractive art in vertical
format showing a member in uniform, flag & badge (which looks like a medal);
unused & elaborately embossed post card from the Decoration Day Series
No. 2, small spots of corner & edge wear, small spot of light toning on
back. The organization name was actually Women's Relief Corps. It was
founded in 1883 to serve living Civil War veterans, and to decorate veteran
graves on Decoration Day. $9.00 w(s)mcc
Uncaptioned sepia-tone Azo real photo (triangles
both ways) showing a baby laid out at its funeral,
datestamped Nov 22 1920 on back, toned back, name written on back
is hard to read, heavily toned back, mild yellowish paper. A sad scene. $15.00 mcc**
Uncaptioned real photo showing 2 stairs leading to a grave
that is ringed by flowers, under good magnification part of the headstone may be readable
because the focus is sharp, circa 1912, slight oxidation, unused. $4.00
Uncaptioned real photo showing a graveyard & a bridged
river in the distance, published by Samuel Stewart McVeytown Pennsylvania, used 1911 at
Mifflintonwn Pennsylvania. $4.00
Uncaptioned real photo showing an elaborately carved tomb in
an elaborately carved interior. circa 1915 but mailed 1959 in the United States, writing on back identifies as
"Tomb near Qutab" name is hard to read--could be Qutal or similar. $3.50

Uncaptioned real photo showing a row of coffins with many potted plants beside them in a
large building displaying a French DEFENSER DE FUMER (no
smoking) sign, WWI from the looks of it. $5.00
(wcs)

Unidentified church with
its cemetery in the foreground. From an Isle of Man collection. Not Kirk
Braddan. Illustrated to help you identify it. $10.00
ic

"USE MICA AXLE GREASE / --BEST AND CHEAPEST--
/ THE
GARFIELD MONUMENT / AT / LAKE VIEW CEMETERY CLEVELAND, O." black & white
circa 1890 trade card, George F.
Finzel of Monroe Michigan ad on back, bent corner, minor corner wear. $6.50
caomg+

"View of Soldiers Circle at Greenlawn Cemetery" post card
with undivided back mailed there 1907 to Omaha Nebraska, some cancel ink in
the front sky, tiny bottom corner crease with wear, a few tiny spots of
toning on back of no consequence. Hard to find -- except in the Columbus
Metropolitan Library collection! $6.00 o(c)c
"WIDECOMBE-IN-THE-MOOR." Showing a graveyard
beside a church, black & white mailed 1959 in US but an earlier card, minor corner wear & rounding, cancel ink on front.
$2.50

"...Verlassen. / Elhagyatott. / Opuszczona. / J. Urban pinx." showing a grieving
young woman in a cemetery, numbered 708 on the back, mailed 1916 in Hungary, album marks on front. $4.50
ac*
"Visite de cimetière" color art showing women visiting a cemetery, violet
steamship marking of Vapore R. MARGHERITA neatly on front, mailed in
Alexandria to Genoa 1903, minor toning both sides does not detract, 2 small
corner creases. $15.00 ec
WESTERN
& ATLANTIC RAILROAD / W. & A. R. R. Uncaptioned sepia-tone Azo (triangles
all up) real photo postcard showing the Andrews Raiders Monument in the
National Cemetery at Chattanooga Tennessee, 4 well-dressed men & an auto
near the surrounding graves; good edges.
Obviously one-of-a-kind: no caption, no photographer or publisher
attribution. We like this image of the monument better than most printed
cards of it we have seen. By taking it from the back instead of the front,
the photographer showed more of the surrounding graves & captured the fact
that some people simply stopped to regard it respectfully. Sold but front
side still available for scholarly study & research as an enlarged 300-dpi scan
(publication quality) in .jpg format for $3.75.
r(w)t(c)cc
"WILL
DROP IN on or about [the 26th inst] / ... / NATIONAL CASKET CO." salesman's
post card mailed MAY 12 10 from Mansfield Ohio to Mr. R. V. Davy in Mineral
City Ohio, light toning shows in the front borders. An
unusual type of advertising that is hard to find. The company headquarters
was in Oneida New York. Sold but front
side still available for scholarly study & research as an enlarged 300-dpi scan
(publication quality) in .jpg format for $3.75.
cbn(o)
"Williams Burial Ground. / 1236 / Roger Williams Park,
Providence, R.I." color, mailed there 1913 (flag cancel), corner & edge wear, lightly toned back.
$4.00
"WORLD
WAR SECTION AND ARLINGTON WIRELESS TOWERS, ARLINGTON, VA." unused
white-border era Tichnor postcard with interesting printed comments on back.
The headstones mark the graves of World War I soldiers, marshaled as
battalions for review. Fairly fresh with good edges. Famous for its nightly
time signals, the nation set its clocks to them until 1941, when they were
dismantled as a hazard to aviation. $3.00 v(a)ccw
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