Subject: Postcards

Color postcard depicting a Jewish store in the Jewish Quarter of New York City. Part of the U.S. Series 109/4. Published circa 1904.

A Christmas advertisement postcard featuring a pop-up illustration of a winter scene. The postcard advertises Christmas toys from Germany and is addressed to A.L. Kesner. Published in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, circa 1903.

A light green envelope with an embossed one-cent circular stamp. The envelope bears the address 122.124.126.128 Michigan St., suggesting a location in Chicago, Illinois. The envelope contains a lithograph of a building. Date of creation is circa 1905.

Postcard or envelope addressed to Louis Widrig in Newport, Kentucky. The front features the address: 509 & 510 UNION TRUST BUILDING. The back of the postcard includes a full advertisement for "Pleasant Dreams Rye" whiskey, emphasizing its purity, age, and ability to induce happiness. The date is estimated to be around 1900 based on the style of the advertisement and the lack of more precise information. The geographic location is Newport, Kentucky.

Envelope addressed to Johnson & Levy at the Chamber of Commerce Building, featuring a Columbia Exposition stamp. Dated January 13, 1894. The envelope's contents are unknown. Location: Ms. Coll. 1410, M, Box 6, Folder 112.

Postcard featuring the name 'FELTMAN'S' on the front and '5 CENTS' on the back. The postcard's geographic location is New York, NY. Date is estimated as January 1, 1900.

Postcard depicting a full-body image of a girl. The text 'Hebrew Kindergarten & Infants Home' is visible. The postcard dates from around 1920 based on the donor's information. Geographic location is uncertain but may be New York, based on the donor's collection.

Postcard depicting an outline of a boy's bust. Addresses listed include 35 & 37 Montgomery Street, New York City, and Central & Plainview Avenues, Far Rockaway. Date is circa 1920 based on contextual information.

A postcard or announcement card from the Jewish National Fund Bureau for America, circa 1930. The card informs the recipient that a collector will visit their home within the next 14 days.

Postcard advertising overcoats, ulsters, and reefers. The postcard features a one-cent President Grant stamp and is addressed to A. Abraham in West Superior, Wisconsin. The message is written on the back of the advertisement. Dated October 2, 1893.

A one-cent postcard advertising the services of D. Schorsch, a ladies' tailor located at 1613 Chestnut Street in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania. The advertisement features a lithograph of a woman in a shirtwaist and emphasizes "good work cheap." The postcard dates from January 1, 1898.

Advertising postcard from Jeselsohn & Co., located at 545 Broadway, New York City, dated July 27, 1881. The postcard advertises photo albums, dolls, and fancy china. The postcard was sent from New York to Oswego, New York.

A photographic postcard showing a full view of the Hess Brothers department store on Hamilton Street in Allentown, Pennsylvania. Published circa 1906. The postcard was likely produced by the Rotograph Company.

Postcard sent from R. Picker's Buchhandlung in Vienna, Austria to Mayer Sulzberger in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania on April 23, 1879. The postcard discusses Sulzberger's European trip, the Board of Delegates of American Israelites, and issues concerning European Jewry. The postcard is written in English, German, and Hebrew.

Postcard mailed from San Francisco, California to Asher Marks in Roseburg, Oregon on January 1, 1873. The message is written in German and Hebrew. The sender's signature is in Hebrew.

A postcard featuring Jewish and American flags. A raised pink star, possibly made of cloth, is at the center. The star and flags are bordered with sparkles and a lion. Hebrew greetings are also present. The postcard dates from around 1900.

Postcard depicting a raised winter scene and flowers. Features Hebrew lettering and a dove in sparkles. Date of creation is estimated to be January 1, 1900 based on metadata.

Postcard featuring the name 'YANKOVICH, S.' on the front and '10 CENTS' on the back. The postcard's geographic origin is indicated as Cleveland, Ohio, based on the provided geolocation data. The date of the postcard is unknown.

Postcard depicting an unknown scene. It is noted as 10 cents and 2 of a set of 3. The postcard's imagery is currently unavailable for review.

A postcard depicting an unknown scene. This is one of three in a set and was sold for 25 cents. The exact date of creation and publishing information are unknown. The postcard is part of the Ms. Coll. 1410 collection, housed in Box 3, Folder 16.

Postcard depicting 321 Euclid Avenue in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania. The front of the postcard shows an image, and the back features a horseshoe design. The date is inferred to be circa 1930 based on the collection's overall dating and the description.

Postcard depicting 459 Fulton Street in Brooklyn, New York, featuring a swastika and other symbols. The date is estimated as January 1, 1920. The postcard is part of the Ms. Coll. 1410 collection, found in Box 3, Folder 27.

Postcard depicting an unknown scene. It is noted as '5 CENTS; 1 OF SET OF 3'. The postcard's publication date, publisher, and precise subject matter are unknown.

Postcard depicting 601 East Tuscarawas Street. The postcard is dated January 1, 1900, and was sent for 10 cents. Geographic location: Canton, Ohio.

A postcard advertising Kuppenheimer Suits. The postcard shows a view of Market Street between 8th and 9th Streets in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania. It was mailed on January 1, 1908, and features a one-cent stamp. The reverse of the postcard has the advertisement for Kuppenheimer Suits.

Postcard depicting the Brooklyn Hebrew Home & Hospital for the Aged, located at Howard and Dumont Avenues. The image shows a hospital building. The text on the postcard includes the statement: "Fifty cents will buy an aged couple a meal."

Postcard depicting the interior of Chas. Goldstein Co., a furrier shop in Juneau, Alaska. The photograph shows the shop's interior, likely showcasing furs. The postcard dates from 1920.

Postcard depicting the City Hall of New York City on the front and an American eagle on the back. The postcard shows the corner of Maiden Lane and Williams Streets. The image is dated January 1, 1865.

Postcard depicting Clothier Ball's Corner in South Bend, Indiana. The reverse of the card is inscribed "In 530D.1a R6". The postcard is dated January 1, 1863. The card is from the Jacob M. Neuburger Collection.

Postcard written by Max B. Goldenberg to Henry Levy, c/o Charles Ilfeld, concerning a merchandise order. The postcard was sent circa 1885 from Las Cruces, New Mexico, and Las Vegas, New Mexico.

Postcard dated April 30, 1898, from Gustav Frank & Co. in New York City, announcing the dissolution of the Tariff Association and the consequent ability to offer lower insurance rates. The message is written on the back of the postcard.

One-cent black/buff Liberty postal card (Scott UX5) mailed from San Francisco, California to Roseburg, Oregon on April 15, 1881, addressed to S. Marks. The card features a duplex cancellation with a barred elliptical killer. The verso displays a printed advertisement for Haas Brothers' Safeguard Oil, highlighting its 150-degree fire test and price of 22-1/2 cents per gallon.

Unused postcard depicting the storefront of Harry Marx's clothing store in New York City, New York. The image includes three men, a woman, and a child. Undated, circa 1885.

Postcard depicting a full-body image of a boy. The card shows addresses for the Hebrew Kindergarten & Infants Home at 35 & 37 Montgomery Street, New York City, and Central & Plainview Avenues, Far Rockaway. The date is inferred to be around 1920 based on the donor's information.

Color postcard depicting a market scene on Hester Street in New York City. The postcard is used, but in good condition. Published circa 1908.

Postcard depicting the Home of the Sons & Daughters of Israel at 282 East 10th Street in New York City. The front of the postcard shows the hospital, while the back features a photograph of a rabbi and his wife. The postcard is dated circa 1920.

Postcard depicting the Home of the Sons & Daughters of Israel in New York City. The front of the card shows a hospital, while the back shows a rabbi and his wife. The address 282 East 10th St., NYC, is printed on the card. A one-dollar coin is also mentioned in the description. The date is circa 1920.

Postcard depicting the Home of the Sons & Daughters of Israel in New York City. The front of the postcard shows the hospital, while the back shows a rabbi and his wife. The address 282 East 10th Street, NYC, and the price, One Dollar, are also indicated. The postcard dates from circa 1920.

Postcard depicting the Home of the Sons & Daughters of Israel in New York City. The front shows a hospital, and the back shows a Rabbi and his wife. The address 282 East 10th Street, NYC, and the price of one dollar are printed on the card. The postcard dates from circa 1920.

Postcard depicting the Home of the Sons & Daughters of Israel, located at 282 East 10th Street, New York City. The front of the postcard shows the hospital; the back shows a Rabbi and his wife. The approximate date is January 1, 1920.

A postcard depicting an illustration of the May Company store. The postcard is dated January 1, 1908, and found in Ms. Coll. 1410, M, Box 6, Folder 119. The image is on the back of the postcard.

Postcard depicting the Jewish Day celebration at the Century of Progress International Exposition in Chicago. The reverse side features an image of Moses holding the tablets. Published circa 1933.

Postcard depicting the Jewish Sanatorium for Incurables. The front shows the hospital building, and the reverse features an image of a boy and the text 'Luck for a Buck'. Published circa 1926. Geographic location: Kansas.

Postcard depicting a Jewish synagogue with the Pennsylvania State Capitol building in the background. The postcard is undated, but based on architectural styles, it may date from the late 19th or early 20th century. The image shows the synagogue's exterior and is possibly located on Second Street, Harrisburg, Pennsylvania.

A postcard announcing that Lehman Brothers will pay interest as agents for the City of Montgomery, Alabama. Dated December 13, 1877. The postcard also mentions Levy & Borg.

Color postcard depicting a market scene on Maxwell Street in Chicago, Illinois. Unused. The image shows a bustling market with numerous vendors and shoppers. The postcard is dated circa 1930.

Postcard depicting a bearded man and child on one side and a heart on the other. Issued by the National Association for the Jewish Blind. Date: circa 1930. Geographic location: United States (inferred based on the organization's likely location).

Postcard depicting the National Association for the Jewish Blind. One side features a picture of a bearded man and a child; the other side displays a Jewish star. The date is estimated to be around 1930.

Postcard depicting a man and a woman on one side and a heart on the other. The National Association for the Jewish Blind is named on the card. Date estimated as circa 1930.

Postcard depicting S. W. Cohen's Big Store in Sprakers, New York. The image shows an early Erie Canal boat store. The postcard is an early print, circa 1900.

Postcard depicting Weinstein's Liquor Store and Tavern located at 1121 S. Crawford Ave, Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania. The front of the postcard shows the name and address of the establishment. The back shows a promotional offer: 25 cents in drinks. Date of postcard is unknown; however, based on the style, it is likely from the early 20th century.

Postcard depicting a young man and a woman by a stream. The reverse side mentions a Republican candidate for District Attorney and includes a picture. The postcard dates from circa 1920.

Two postcards, dated October 13, 1894. One postcard is addressed to A. Abraham in West Superior, Wisconsin, and mentions "Frank Bros. Mfg. of the Great Western Pants, Shirts and Overalls," with Robitshek & Frank listed as successors. The other postcard's recipient is unknown. Both postcards advertise Robitshek & Frank, successors to Frank Brothers, manufacturers of the Great Western line of pants, shirts, and overalls. The address for Robitshek & Frank is given as "Cor. Third Ave. & First Street."

Set of six trade cards (7 1/4" x 4 1/2") depicting historical areas in Southern Florida. The cards are blank on the verso except for the stamped name of the store, Schneur's Curiosity Store, St. Augustine, FL. Accompanying text provides information about Charles F. Schneur's business, including details about his various locations and his publication of an illustrated guide to St. Augustine. The information is excerpted from Webb's Historical, Industrial and Biographical Florida, Part 1 (Wanton S. Webb, Editor and Compiler; W.S. Webb & Co., Publishers; New York; 1885).

Set of six trade cards (7 1/4" x 4 1/2") depicting historical areas in Southern Florida. Each card features a different scene, likely of a plantation. The back of each card is blank except for the stamped name of the store: "Schneur's Curiosity Store, St. Augustine, FL." Accompanying the cards is a description from Webb's Historical, Industrial and Biographical Florida (1885) detailing the business of Charles F. Schneur, owner of Schneur's Curiosity Store and St. Augustine Bazaar, which highlights the souvenir trade in St. Augustine, Florida, and his extensive experience in the curiosity business across various locations in the Northeast.

Set of six trade cards (7 1/4" x 4 1/2") depicting historical areas in Southern Florida. Each card features a different scene, likely of a plantation. The back of each card is blank except for the stamped name of the store: Schneur's Curiosity Store, St. Augustine, FL. Accompanied by an excerpt from *Webb's Historical, Industrial and Biographical Florida, Part 1* (1885), which describes the business of Charles F. Schneur, owner of the store, his background, and his various business ventures in Florida and elsewhere. The excerpt details his extensive curiosity shop in St. Augustine and a branch establishment called the St. Augustine Bazaar, noting the scale of his business and its contribution to the city's souvenir trade.

This trade card, dated June 21, 1888, advertises Weil, Dreyfus & Co., a clothing store located in Proctorsville, Vermont, and Boston, Massachusetts. The card is a postcard, with a list of shirts, ties, and other items on the back. It features a one-cent stamp in the upper right corner.