Hershey: A Guide to the Town Built on Chocolate (Tourist Town Guides)
In this blog I wish to share postcards from my collection with others, as there are many different catagories of postcards. I also will share what I am currently selling on Ebay. I like selling, buying and trading postcards. The Plus in the title is for the handcraft items I make and collect. Also for all the ephemera I collect.
Monday, February 28, 2011
I am readly for Spring. Lets go boating on Hershey Lake in PA postcard
Hershey: A Guide to the Town Built on Chocolate (Tourist Town Guides)
Sunday, February 27, 2011
I want warmer weather! I want to go RVing!
Our truck and trailer are ready but it is in the 20's this morning. Please warm up soon. Maybe I will have to become a snowbird and leave for the winter next year.
Friday, February 25, 2011
Blotter advertisement for Wampoles Cure for the Cough
Wampole's Creo-Terpin for Coughs due to colds
An advertisement on this 3 1/2 by 6 inch blotter
It is an advertisement for Ivan McCoy Drug Store in Rock Point Missouri. A nice piece of ephemera
Thursday, February 24, 2011
More Kewpies 1976 Reproductions of Rose O'Neills
The Ashers of Marshall MO acquired private paintings of Rose O'Neill and published them as postcards in 1976.
Tuesday, February 22, 2011
Pennsyvania Dutch Handcrafted Quilts Pair of Postcards
These 2 postcards are from 1986. They are from the collection of quilts at the Penn Dutch Cottage Crafts 4 1/2 miles from Lancaster Pennslyvania.
Grandmother's Fan or Fan Patchwork
Grandmother's Fan or Fan Patchwork
Lone Star of Texas Star
Monday, February 21, 2011
Edward Payson Weston - Professional Walker RPPC Postcard
This is the most famous walker in the late 1800's early 1900's..
The Father of Modern Pedestrianism EDWARD PAYSON WESTON
He walked for many years, many miles and in many countries.
His career was a professional walker, rarely slept more than 6 hours and would eat while walking.
In 1927 he was struck by a taxicab and severly injured and never walked again. He died two years later in 1929.
The Father of Modern Pedestrianism EDWARD PAYSON WESTON
He walked for many years, many miles and in many countries.
His career was a professional walker, rarely slept more than 6 hours and would eat while walking.
In 1927 he was struck by a taxicab and severly injured and never walked again. He died two years later in 1929.
Part of the Listing Challenge of Virtual Online Learning.
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