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Posted 5 months ago
Ted_Straub
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Here are some Christmas postcards for your enjoyment!
1. No manufacturer listed, postmarked 1919
2. Series 740 C, with a manufacturer's log of an S inside of a Q, and made in
U.S.A. Postmarked 1926.
3. Santa Claus Series 404, with a manufacturer's logo PM Company.
Postmarked 1911. This card is in high relief. And Santa is relatively slim
in this rendition!
4. No manufacturer listed, but the card was "Made in U.S.A." The front
lower left corner has a code of C-198. This card is also in high relief.
Christmas PostcardsIn 1843, a wealthy British man named Sir Henry Cole had so many greetings t…
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Merry Christmas Ted.
And a very Merry Christmas to you, also walksoftly!!!!
Thank you all for loves on these great old cards....and a very Merry Christmas to each ofyou, your families and your friends!!!
I hope that everyone of you had a very joyous Christmas, and that you will retain the Christmas Spirit in your hearts throughout the year!