"Autumn Gold" 2024 November Auction

A pair of RARE postcards featuring the art nouveau-style of American illustrator Samuel Schmucker, both made by Detroit Publishing Co., c1907. From th

Art Nouveau postcard by Golia. Paper residue on verso.

1 Art Nouveau postcard with a lady and child by Jean Tam.

1 Art Nouveau Postcard with a lady by V Faini.

2 Art Nouveau postcards with ladies by Edmund Paraning? signature illegible.

2 French Art Nouveau postcards by Mueller.

6 Art Nouveau postcards with ladies by San Marcos.

2 Italian Art Nouveau postcards with ladies by T. Corbella.

A pair of postcards with illustrations of Teddy Bears, from a series, c1907. Both chromolithos, postmarked 1907, Copyright 1907, Tower M. & N. C...

A collection of 3 folding postcards with sheet music inside. Copyright 1930 by Mercury Music Publishing Co., Inc. Copyright transferred, 1931 to Rialt

Gruss style Hold to Light postcards (5), including a cafe, a church, a park, a city scene and a city building. Two are used. The idea behind the Hagel

Hold to Light (HTL) postcards. You hold them to the light and then the dark to reveal hidden images. The idea behind the Hagelberg design was quite si

A collection of 12 different woven silk postcards, "Hands Across The Sea," circa 1900-15. They were made by Thomas Stevens in Coventry, En...

RARE button face postcard, with the saying "Liff, Laff, Luff, You'll be dead long Enuff"Card has been used. Please see photos for mor...

RARE button face postcard, with the saying "Call me early, call me late. Quickly at your side I'll be. Don't be shy to make a date. Bu...

Puzzle post card from 1906 HGC Deeks Company , four postmarks, and addressed. This is a rare piece. Please see photos for more details.

This was part of a set offered by the Cracker Jack Company back in the early 1900s. Before the present day sailor character, the company used the Crac

A collection of 14 postcards with pictures of clowns, c1900-10s. Rare. Includes 2 from the U.S., 12 foreign. U.S. publishers include: 1911 Monro Art P

The iconic image on this postcard was once has become a part of American culture. Alfred E. Neuman is the fictitious mascot and cover boy of the Ameri

Very clever and colorful mechanical postcards from the early 1900s. Some are made in Germany and use tabs or wheels to add animation to the cards. The