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Old 03-11-2023, 04:18 PM
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Default Newspaper blurbs for postcards

Found these while meandering through some old newspapers online and thought it might help those collecting or researching postcards (not me) -- only the Morgan Stationery is familiar to me.

The Cincinnati Post Thu Apr 18 1907:



The Montreal Daily Star Tue Jul 6 1909



The Birmingham Age Herald Sun Apr 21 1907

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Thanks for posting those, Todd. I collect old postcards and it's nice to know that some once sold for less than a penny a piece.
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