More Post Cards... Merry Christmas!

Hearty Good Wishes
Post Mark 1912

Christmas Greeting
with one cent stamp

Happy New Year
Post Mark 1907

The Young Shepherd
Post Mark 1910 Shwahan's Famous Picture

The Chicago Temple
Clark at Washington Chicago,IL. . . no date, card has never been used.

Ships, cards from early 1900's

"SS City Of Grand Rapids" (N534)
Great Lakes Cruising Liner
Cleaveland and Buffalo Steamship Company

Normandie LeHarve ( C18 GLE )
Southhampton. New York
Transalantique French Line

The Boston Floating Hospital, Boston, Mass. (215732)
The Leighton and Valentine CO. NY, City
Printed in the United States

More to Come!

THERE WILL BE MANY MANY MORE POST CARDS PLACED ON THIS BLOG...

BE PATIENT! IF ANYONE HAS A REQUEST FOR A CERTAIN TYPE OF POSTCARD, LET ME KNOW BY POSTING A COMMENT.

REPRODUCTIONS ARE AVAILABLE!

GREAT AUNT MABLE'S NIECE

Fuji from Kamlara

Patches Willows, East Gloucester, Mass

The Ramparts, Eastern Point, Gloucester,Mass

Gorham, N.H., Willis House and Cottage

View From Mt. Madison House, Gorham, N.H.

Dungeon, Old Fort George, Catine, Me.

Tea House Hikone Park

Itibiya Park, Tokyo

Entrance of Uyeno Park, Tokyo

Shiraito Waterfalls, Fuji

Iris Garden, Kaniata

Hosa River Arashiyama, Kyoto

Fuji from the Kawai Bridge

The Hakone Lake

Pagoda Front Sarusawa Pond, Nara

Pagoda Yasaka, Kyoto

The Cradle Of Liberty, Boston Mass,

South Terminal Station. Boston Mass,

North Station, Boston Mass.

Quincy Market, Boston Mass.

Winter Street From Tremont, Boston Mass.

Mt. Madison House, Piazza, Gerham, NH

I love this postcard...
It's one that I have admired over the years... perhaps the serenity or the old time peacefulness really appeals to me. Just imagine how things use to be! Ah! that was a time when people were thinkers!

Just imagine sitting there on that peaceful day, what would you do?

The Camera is back!

Now I can post and display the postcards better... the camera is fixed and returned.

Keep looking! a slide show is expected!

Come back soon!

Here It Is! The Album!

Here is the Album that the Postcards come from... It's about 100 years old... same as the cards.

Aunt Mable sure was faithful about saving postcards. There are many cards that Aunt Mable mailed to herself when she traveled.

Thank you Great Aunt Mable!
Your Niece

more to come

Well, since we have chickens and a garden, things have been a bit tight here. The post card blog goes on and more, yes many are to be expected in the very near future. In fact I will be posting a slide show of many of the post cards soon.

Have anyone figured out the answers to the Post Card question on the bottom of the page?
Answers are:

"A house divided against itself cannot endure permanently half slave and half free"

The post-mark is 1912
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Great Post Card! black and white- great condition!

"Nobody ever rocks me to sleep"..... ( lower right of this post)

SHEAHAN'S HUMOROUS NOVELTIES

post -mark is 1908
with a copyright date 1908
enjoy!

Come Visit us again!
G.A.M.'s Neice

More Cards and information about them:

State House from River postcard, Trenton, NJ. #97-18

The Blynman Bridge, Gloucester, Mass.

Published byEdwin C.MC Intire, Gloucester, Mass. made in USA (for domestic one cent)

The Edgecliffe Hotel, High Rocks, Gloucester, Mass.

The Leighton & Valentine Co. NY City.

I really like the Edgecliffe Hotel but I'm not sure why! Here's the back of the card.

7th War Loan NOW--All Together

U.S. Marines raise flag over Iwo Jima, 1945

Published by National Archives and Record Services, Washington DC.

We will be posting more cards soon... You never know just what will appear and when..BUT be sure it will.

POSTCARDS are fun!

Great Aunt Mable's Neice

Happy Fourth of July!

More Poscards to come.... there are MANY!

Keep checking!

Washington

"First in War, First in Peace, and First in the Hearts of His Countrymen"

This card printed in Germany, post-mark 1910.

First Post Card Picture

O.K. Here's the first picture... I thought fitting since we live in the country and have chickens!

This card is printed in Germany. Date on the post mark is 1909
Thank you Aunt Mable!

I have Postcards, old postcards, thanks to my Great Aunt Mable who lived in Maine in the late 1800's and early 1900's.

My very dear Aunt saved and collected Postcards from all over the United States, and a few from Japan.

I have very happily inherited them and am enjoying them a great deal!
So much, that I'd like to share them with all of those who appreciate these vintage treasures as I do!

In this blog I hope to have many pictures to show you and hope that some of you will let me know what you think!

Thanks for visiting!

Great Aunt Mable's Niece