Over 144 Real Phoro Postcards Worldwide All 3x5 Posted and Not Posted EX For Sale
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Over 144 Real Phoro Postcards Worldwide All 3x5 Posted and Not Posted EX: $55.99
This is a curated lot of 144 real photo postcards dating from approximately 1910–1960. These are photo post cards, ideal for collectors, dealers, decorators, and anyone who enjoys bold black andf white imagery.
Included
A wide range of RPPC from many places around the globe:
Era & Production
Circa 1910s–1960
Mix of ages, all standard 3x5 size
Subjects & Themes
The lot includes a variety themes such as:
Scenic views & landscapes
Glaciers and Mountains
city and street scenes
National Parks
Mid‑century travel imagery
Regional interest condition ranges from Very Good to Excellent to near mint, typical for cards of this age. Expect:
Light corner wear on some
Clean surfaces on most
A handful with minor bends or age toning
No modern reprints
These are authentic real photo postcards. There could be a few very early chrome and/or tintype, collotype or other early 20th-century-produced cards. Most have the words Real Photo, Photo Veritable, Echta Photo, Echta Photographie, PhotoGlob, and some have nothing printed, some have been used and the writing or stamp hides the information.
Partial list of locations:
Please note that I counted the total and not location totals or posted totals. The country name on the list means there is at least one from there, and a country and city means I saw at least one from that city. In many cases there are more than one from that place or country, but I did not count the lot like that. The photos are included in this lots and should be reviewed with this list.
Austria, including Interlaken, Buenos Aires
Chile
France, including Paris, Nice, Chantilly, including Rabat
New including Lucerne, Zurich
United Kingdom
United States, Texas
People early 1900s
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