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(Americana - Postcards - Oneonta New York)Biblio.com

Collection of Postcards from Oneonta New York Including Undivided Backs Real Photo a Group of Wilber Block Fire Images High School Interiors Town Architecture Railroads Trolleys & Transportation Color & Black and White Imagery

1906ref. 23071Oneonta New York: Various 1906. Collection of 50 cards; including: 5 Wilber Block fire cards depicting scenes from the May 22 1906 event - ruins the building in flames 2 different perspectives before the walls fell and as it appeared before the fire these are all undivided back unused postally; 10 real photo cards of the Oneonta H.S.:. including a group student shot all boys; drawing room & study hall interiors stairs corridors gymnasium various exterior views these are divided back AZO except 1 Oneonta Dept. Store pub. which is postally used the others not; 14 black and white cards mostly undivided backs from various publishers: Constructing the viaduct at Richard's Crossing over D. & H. RR; Academy St. School; D.& H. RR shops; the RR round house; Ulster & Del. depot; Milling Co. reservoir; State Normal School; First Baptist Church Club House Main St. Bridge over Susquehanna 9 of these postally used; color cards 17 of various publishers - Oneonta Dept. Store but Wheelock Illinois printed Germany Quarto-Chrome Valentine F.J. Wiltse; including views of the river the new H.S. Windsor Hotel Lake on Crumhorn mountain armory New Oneonta Hotel Wilber Lake 3 cards with trolley views Chestnut & main streets; Fox Memorial Hosp.; D.& H. Depot more 14 are postally used mostly written to a relation in Mt. Vision NY 1911- 1914; 4 miscellaneous real photo cards including standing portrait of Fred J. Moreness; 23 Burnside Ave. Harold Dewey's house; the Episcopal church; Susquehanna River; cards with some edge tips wear those that have mailed with more so - the unused cards especially are very good plus and all are in good to very good condition overall; an interesting collection of imagery from this upstate NY town in the early part of the 20th century. Postcards. Not Bound. Very Good. Various Paperback

Certain Books, ABAA · Estados Unidos250,00 US$≈ 222,92 €

[POSTCARDS -- SAMPLE CATALOGUE]. [LeCOMPTE, Lamar Campbell & WIDMAN, JL] J LBiblio.com

Sample set of Virginia general view & imprinted post cards. From Asheville Post Card Co. Wholesale post-cards greeting cards souvenirs and novelties. . . Salesman sample portfolio.

1940ref. 64352Asheville NC: Asheville Post Card Co. May 9 1940. Thick oblong 12mo. 5.6 x 3.6 x 2.5 in. 120 pp unpaginated. on thick gray-green paper stock leporello accordion-style format w/ 114 tipped-in sample colour-litho printed postcards many on linen matte finish others printed photos. Typed title label mounted minor shelfwear rubbing pencil markings crossing out the label indicating that they were probably now all out-of-stock originally still a VG exemplar. First edition thus of this salesman sample postcard catalogue portfolio revealing the remarkable range of styles and types of souvenir postcards issued by the Asheville Postcard Co. on the eve of World War II. Many of the view postcards included here depict the Virginia countryside automobile travel automobile camping historic University of Virginia Monticello Skyline Drive homes of James Monroe Woodrow Wilson the Shenandoah River and the Blue Ridge Mountains. Also included are views of typical Mountain Cabins Mountaineer family homes black bears and tobacco fields. Of additional interest are the series of racist stereotypical African-American Cards including watermelon eating “The Darkey Preacher” and African-American sharecropper family featuring “Seven-Up in Dixieland” showing seven children in front of a ramshackle cabin. LeCompte 1890-1970 began as a postcard salesman and souvenir novelties before World War I and by 1921 had partnered with J.L. Widman to set up the Asheville Postcard Co. quickly becoming the largest distributor of postcards south of Washington D.C. and even began shooting many of his own photos and artwork. By the end of the 1930’s he had taken up residence in the historic Biltmore Hotel operating his company in conjunction with the souvenir concessions later. Worldcat locates 1 similar survivor salesman sample w/ different dates UVA; See some of the cards included here residing in the L.C. LeCompte Postcard Collection D.H. Ramsey Library Special Collections Univ. of North Carolina Asheville P77.5. Asheville Post Card Co., unknown

Zephyr Used & Rare Books · Estados Unidos350,00 US$≈ 312,08 €

[Hoboken Pier Fire - Disaster Postcards] Huld, Franz; Livingston, Arthur; "JimBiblio.com

Three Postcards Mailed from Hoboken in the Aftermath of the 1900 North German Lloyd Pier Fire with Contemporary Notes on the Ruins and S.S. 'Saale.'

1900ref. BK0100New York: Franz Huld and Arthur Livingston 1900. Three illustrated private mailing cards approximately 3 ¼ x 5 ½ inches each with manuscript messages and Hoboken postmarks dated August 23 1900 addressed to J. H. McNally of Lowell Massachusetts. Minor handling wear and soiling very good. Three postcards depicting the destruction caused by the June 30 1900 North German Lloyd pier fire at Hoboken mailed from the city less than two months later by a man signing himself "Jim" to his brother in Lowell. Two are Franz Huld cards nos. 31 and 32 showing the North German Lloyd docks the day after the fire and the burning S.S. Saale; the third published by Arthur Livingston shows the ruins at the entrance to the company's docks. The sender adds brief observations from Hoboken to the printed disaster views. On the view of the ruined docks he writes "The fire is still smoking." Of the Saale: "This boat is still here they are repairing her." The third explains the group: "I saw these cards today and I thought you would like them. Everything is O.K." The fire swept through the North German Lloyd piers and several vessels in the harbor killing more than 300 people. Postcard historian George Miller has described it as "the first major disaster recorded on postcards" noting at least sixteen American postcard issues and an exceptionally rapid response by publishers; the earliest known copyright was registered only five days after the fire.1 The present cards were mailed while its physical aftermath remained visible on the Hoboken waterfront. 1 George Miller "The first major disaster recorded on postcards" Postcard History October 25 2021 https://postcardhistory.net/2021/10/the-first-major-disaster-recorded-on-postcards-the-hoboken-pier-fire-june-30-1900/. . Franz Huld and Arthur Livingston unknown

Auger Down Books · Estados Unidos375,00 US$≈ 334,37 €

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