I think this is a very old photo postcard. No information is given about the group of children mostly girls and where they are waving their flags. It might be in front of a school house. They look like they are wearing uniforms, 3 different kinds and are posing in groups with the same uniform. Maybe it indicates the grade they are in, an organization they belong to. At the right hand side is a boy who is dressed like Uncle Sam.
This cute child is posing in not so comfortable chair.
I love this postcard showing an old souvenir store so typical of beach towns....shells, novelties of the seashore, some food items. This postcard is not the standard size, but measures 9 inches by 3 1/2 inches. The older cars add interest to the scene.
Message is written on the back in pencil....."This is really only half the bldg. Now there is a bldg added at the extreme right of picture as long as the one shown Be sure to stop. Reasonable too!!"
Heres something for the Coca Cola Collectors. These sleeves were put over Coke bottles to keep condensation from collecting. These sleeves were in dispensers that were placed next to Coca Cola Machines. Copyrighted in the 1920's and 1930's they are fun to collect. Some are rarer than others, like this one above has a red meat patty which is unusual.
I like using old doilies to display my postcards and other pieces of ephemera.. 
The Los Angeles Freeways stacked up in the 1950's. Wheres the traffic?
This charming girl is viewed through a broken Tambourine and ready to garden.
Older cars, older swimming suits, parked at the Desert Inn, Miami Beach Florida.
These postcards are on Ebay along with others.
http://search.ebay.com/_W0QQsassZpapel1
This weeks theme for Show Me Wednesdays is Bulletin Boards. To find out more and to see other bulletin boards go to http://hazelruthes.blogspot.com/ She has a great blog to read! 
Heres my bulletin board. Store purchased, made of cork and always changing, and rather messy. 
This novelty postcard has an added photo, and envelope with message written from Butte Montana and mailed to British Columbia in 1907
Mini letter reads...."Dear Nellie, If you come to see 'Girlie' let me know when you are coming so I can meet you. Jake is working at Cable (?) Montana and is ten miles from any saloon.....Chrissie"
Front of Postcard from Butte
This postcard is from 2006....The sender says Have a laugh! Not sure why. Who are these men in the photo. I would guess a picture of classmates? Brothers? Fraternity? Soldiers? 
Mailed to a lady though who is living at the Y.M.C.A.
Blue Wildflower with Lemon Balm
Sage
Golden Oak Tree
Ponderosa Pine Tree that we planted when 6 inches tall.
This cute girl has her 2 doggies helping her read.
This little baby is enjoying an outdoor bath in this big pot/bathtub.
Jade Restaurant located on Route 66 in Kingman Arizona. Its not only on a famous highway but has a wonderful group of older cars parked in front. This postcard has never been mailed and is in good condition.
Allerton Hotel, Chicago Ill. After the Theatre Rendezvous for Midnight Chats. 
I took a piece of wool felt (blend) washed it again to give it a more felted look. Then I made this Valentine postcard.
This postcard is ready to be filled in with your name and address and mailed to someone you want to hear from. I like the picture of the woman looking out the window. It looks like the flowers might be Dogwood.
Making Fabric Postcards has been increasingly popular with Mixed Media Artists, Quilters, and others. I had bought several books about making Fabric Postcards and decided to just get out the sewing machine and have my hand at it. I started with a basic piece of felted wool, stitched on lace, word phrases (I printed them on my computer) and tag. Added a handmade yo yo I made. Added a piece of muslin on the back and a strip with words Post Card, and Place Stamp Here. You can mail these direct but with the button I would probably put it in an envelope. Below are Artist Trading Cards (ATC) small versions of ones art work which are traded with other artists. They are usually 2 1/2 in by 3 1/2 in. This was new for me and I have lots to learn. 
I love this postcard. It is fun to see the washtub and scrub washboard on the table. Other Items I am guessing at are muffin tin, oval wooden mixing bowl, buckets, various containers, grinder etc.
Well I went to several yard sales today and two rummage sales but didn't find any postcards....but I found this framed 1934 counted cross stitch piece. I think it was actually framed in the late 1950's or early 1960's. It has a sealed brown paper backing so I don't want to open up and check the linen. Hopefully its authentic. I wonder if its from a nursery rhyme. It measures about 8 inches by 10 inches. I also found some doilies which I love using in craft projects.
I just found this postcard while browsing around in an antique mall yesterday. I think a quilter might enjoy having this postcard. Tucks postcards are plentiful but still collectible. I have decided to list this postcard on Ebay.
http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&rd=1&item=220230929450&ssPageName=STRK:MESE:IT&ih=012
I think this postcard is computer generated. It shows you can make your own postscards. There are many postcards with the message Greetings From......but I particularly like this one. I picked it up in Rachel Nevada which is near Area 51 where of course the aliens are!! If you ever listened to Art Bell on the radio you will know about Rachel. The highway is in the middle of nowhere but has beautiful scenery and the town is a lot of fun. I bought a lot of souvenirs at the Little Alien Inn. But I didn't see any aliens. 
