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Judging A Book By Its Cover

Book Illustrator Margaret Armstrong Continues To Engage Collectors

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INSIDE THIS ISSUE Judging A Book By Its Cover

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Boxborough Paper Town . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .6 Where Have All The Matches Gone? . . . . . . . . .8 Calendar Of Events . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .12 Pittsburgh - Postcards Of Railroad Stations . . .14 Fooled By Fakes . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .16 Classified Marketplace . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .18 Advertiser Index . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .22

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We hope this current issue finds you enjoying what remains of summer. Inside is Cynthia Hummel’s treatment on the fascinating book illustration artwork of Margaret Armstrong. Her work is highly collectable today. During the years of 1867 to 1944, Armstrong i l l u s t r at e d ov e r 2 7 0 b o o k covers, many of which were for famous romance writer of her day, Myrtle Reed.

An avid postcard collector a n d r e s e a rc h e r , n e w PAC M contributor Bob Dissinger takes a look at railroad stations from the once industrial bedrock town of Pittsburgh. Also, you will find our Fooled By Fakes column geared towards how to distinguish between fake postcards and vintage.

Another article this month includes an examination into the history behind the collectable matchbook cover by Joe DeGennaro of the Rathkamp Matchcover Society. The organization’s 73rd annual convention will be held Aug. 18 to 24 in Erlanger, Ky. We hope you enjoy.

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Judging A Book By Its Cover Book Illustrator Margaret Armstrong Continues To Engage Collectors

By Cynthia Hummel

While her name might not be readily recognizable, artist Margaret Armstrong’s works have been appreciated and collected for a more than a century.

Armstrong illustrated more than 270 book covers in her lifetime, from 1867 to 1944.

Collectors of rare books might recognize the flowers, plants and vines the nature-lover included in her designs. She used bright colors, such as lavender, red and green, and her designs were often stamped in gold.

Armstrong illustrated multiple books by some authors, including Henry Van Dyke, Myrtle Reed, Paul Bourget and Paul Laurence Dunbar.

Dave Moyer, owner of Moyer’s Book Barn in Strasburg, Pa., said that in the past, illustrators did not get the credit they do today. Moyer, who descends from a family of artists, said when illustrators signed their names, it was often in the form of their initials in the image. Armstrong only began including her “MA” in 1895, when other artists, called imitators, began replicating her style. Even then, she did not

always sign her works.

Armstrong, the daughter of David Maitland Armstrong who owned property along the Hudson, was born in New York. She showed her creative side as a child with her sister, Helen, who became a stained glass artist.

Her brother Hamilton Fish Armstrong, in a book called “Those Days,” said of Margaret, “She started a vogue for making the book covers themselves artistic and distinctive, and her covers became a sort of identity tag

for the author.”

“Whenever I see the dark blue and gold design on the spine of some book on a library shelf, I have recognized it as Henry van Dyke’s, even before Margaret’s distinctive lettering tells me so,” he added.

Enter Myrtle Reed.

The Norwood Park, Ill., native established her career as a romance writer in 1902 with the release of “Lavender and Old Lace” in a lavender/mauve Margaret Armstrong binding.

Reed’s works between 1898 to 1911 were immensely popu-

lar best-sellers of their time.

Even Theodore Roosevelt wrote her a fan letter after reading “The Book of Clever Beasts,” one of her few books not illustrated by Armstrong.

Ironically, booksellers today say that Reed titles are collected as much, if not more, for their Armstrong covers, rather than for the words they contain.

Hamiliton Fish Armstrong, regarding the Reed books, said, “In most cases she (Armstrong) (Continued on page 5)

“The White Shield” is a collection of Myrtle Reed stories published after her death in 1911.

The cover is an example of Armstrong’s love of nature “At the Sign of the Jack O’’Lantern,” like most of Myrtle Reed’s books, blended in an Art Nouveau style, which made books collectible for came in a slip case with an image matching the Armstrong cover. their bindings and covers.

The cover of Myrtle Reed’s “A Spinner in the Sun” contains a bit of a mystery. The Margaret Armstrong illustration is signed “SH.” Authors of a book on Armstrong covers wonder if “SH” was someone who adapted Authors of a book on Margaret Armstrong covers the similar, original illustration surmise that “SH” reworked an earlier and slightly

by Armstrong. different image created by Armstrong.

Margaret Armstrong signed some of her works with her initials, “MA.” Armstrong began signing some books, but not all, after other illustrators began imitating her style.

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could follow her own wishes, but occasionally was called upon to match her style to that of the author, which might be terrible. Thus, the saccharin mauve color which she devised for the first Myrtle Reed novel was so exactly right that she had to perpetuate it with variations through all the rest of that immensely popular and longforgotten author’s string of works.”

Reed, from her perspective, lamented to readers that she had no influence on the covers, saying she was only the “little bird” that wrote them.

Whether or not the author and illustrator were happy about being matched up by Putnams, the combination helped both careers. Reed titles from 1898 to 1911 remain collectible. Moyer pointed to a shelf space that once held as many as 25 of Reed’s books.

He has since sold out.

Biographies on Armstrong nearly always list her Myrtle Reed covers.

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ing “The Master’s Violin” and “At the Sign of the Jack O’Lantern,” were mostly a light blue to mauve color with gold letters. In some cases, one or two other colors of ink were also used. On “The Master of the Vineyard,” for example, the grapes are a deep purple. Some books came in red, pale gray, brown suede leather and dark blue. Many came with slip cases matching the cover.

In her 40s, Armstrong took fewer illustrating jobs in order to travel and concentrate on her own books, including “The Field Book of Western Wildflowers” and those of her father and brother.

At least two universities have featured Margaret Armstrong covers in exhibitions, including the University of Rochester and George Mason University.

Identifying Armstrong’s works becomes difficult when, in addition to the unsigned covers, at least one Reed title, “A Spinner in the Sun,” contains the initials “SH.” The mysterious change of initials, along

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with the imitators’ works, makes research advisable for positive identification.

In 1968, Charles B. Gullans and John Jenkins Espey published a useful resource, titled, “Margaret Armstrong and American Trade Bindings: With a Checklist of Her Designed Bindings and Covers.” The authors, in an

introduction to a 1991 edition, said when they first wrote the book, they had no idea that the price of books with Margaret Armstrong covers, which then sold for between 50 cents to $1.50, would rise to $20 and higher. In 2011, Nabu Press printed a trade paperback edition of the Gullans and Espey work.

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“Lavender and Old Lace,” left, made best-selling author Myrtle Reed famous and also helped the career of illustrator Margaret Armstrong.

“Master of the Vineyard” shows Armstrong’s use of color inks.

Why not join hundreds of other collectors in the wonder- y ful and inexpensive hobby of Matchcover Collecting.

The Rathkamp Matchcover Society has been in existence for over 73 years and has members from all over the USA, Canada and more than 15 foreign countries. For more info and a membership application go to www.matchcover.org or write Terry Rowe at 1509 S. Dugan Rd., Urbana, OH 43078-9209, or trowerms@ctcn.net.

The Society will hold it’s 73rd Annual Convention from August 18 -24, 2013 at the Holiday Inn in Erlanger, Kentucky. Close to 300 collectors will come together to share their hobby. There will be 4 auctions, dealer tables, freebee tables, trading, seminars, displays, and a number of social functions.

You’ll find many fascinating things to see and enjoy. For more info go to www.matchcover.org or write Pat Mains at 105 Roger Lane, Florence, KY 41042-2334, or mainswp@fuse.net.

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Boxborough Paper Town The Vintage Paper, Book & Advertising Collectibles Show Flamingo Eventz is pleased to announce the autumn version of the popular Boxborough Paper Town, The Vintage Paper, Book & Advertising Collectibles Show. The original Boxborough

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28, at the well-known Holiday Inn in Boxborough, Mass., from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m., over 150 tables of fine, rare and unusual old books, maps, postcards, autographs, prints, posters, advertising, and much, much more will be offered by a wide field of exhibitors from across America and Canada. Plus, there will be appraisals by John Bruno, star of the PBS series Market Warriors, from noon to 2 p.m. at $5 per item. Collectors, scholars, students, dealers, and decorators flock to this event for the best selection, wonderful finds, and rare treasures found only here.

Exhibitors have included: Blackstone Valley Books, Cumberland, R.I.; ABCD Nummus-Liber, Narragansett, R.I.; AHC Treasures, Melvin

Village, N.H.; Aiglatson, Framingham, Mass.; John Alakel, Weymouth, Mass.; Austin’s Antiquarian Books, Wilmington, Vt.; Bayberry Antiques, Orleans, Mass.; Bradbury Poster Stamps, Worcester, Mass.; Brandywine Antiques & Books, Amherst, N.H.; Barbara & Adam Brunsell, Hanson, Mass.; Cardcow, Harvard, Mass.; Cheryl & Matthew Needle, Pepperell, Mass.; Cheshire Cat, Clinton, Mass.; Collectors Classified, Holbrook, Mass.; Deborah Lavoie Fine Books and Paper Treasures, New Boston, N.H.; Eclectibles, Tolland, Conn.; Eveleigh Books & Stamps, Dover, Mass.; Fred Calabretta, Old Mystic, Conn.; Fred Norian, Bridgewater, Mass.; GJO Enterprise, Candia, N.H.; Historical Ink, Athol, Mass.; House of Mirth Photos, Easthampton, Mass.; Howard’s Collectibles, Hallowell, Maine; J.R. Greene, Athol, Mass.; James Arsenault, Arrowsic, Maine;

John Grammer Antiques, Montgomery, N.Y.; John Imhoff, Walden, N.Y.; Kenneth Shea Antiques, Wellfleet, Mass.; Kit Barry Ephemera, Brattleboro, Vt.; Leon Jackson Antiques, Littleton, Mass.; Mainely Treasures, Litchfield, N.H.; Moodys Collectibles, Niskayuna, N.Y.; Northeast Collectibles, Shrewsbury, Mass.; Old Port Collectibles, Portland, (Continued on page 10)

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Where Have All The Matches Gone?

Anything one can think of has been advertised on a match.

From the John F. Kennedy administration through the Carter administration, the White House gave out presidential matchcovers with the White House, the president’s name, and the Presidential seal at all official White House dinners.

Matchcovers are small souvenirs that people like to take home as a remembrance of a great meal or a special occasion. Many are kept in baskets or glass containers on coffee tables or shelves and live on for visitors to view and ask about.

The business cards that have, to some degree, replaced the matches are either thrown in a drawer or the information on them is input into iPhones or Blackberries and the cards are discarded.

Philluminists, a name for match collectors that loosely translates to “lovers of light,” have nurtured their hobby for more than 85 years. Matchcover collecting is a rather inexpensive hobby. Most matches are

made in large quantities, some in the millions, so, unless it’s quite rare, most matchcovers have very little value. One rare cover, given out at a dinner at the Hotel Aster in New York City in 1927 to honor Charles Lindburgh after he flew solo across the Atlantic, sold for $4,000 at auction in 1993. Only seven of them are know to exist.

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Ten years later, a salesman for the Diamond Match Company came up with the idea of putting advertising on matchcovers and sold a six million cover order to the Pabst Blue Ribbon beer company.

This was to be the start of an industry that at one time numbered more than 100 matchproducing companies in the United States.

There was a time when you could walk into any business, restaurant, hotel, bank and be able to pick up a match that advertised them. Sadly, the introduction of the cheap throw-away lighter and the match’s association with smoking spelled the decline of this once-prosperous industry.

Since many places are nonsmoking, due to the bans on smoking, business owners no longer see the need to buy matches to advertise their establishments. They’ve come to only associate matches with smoking and no longer see them as a very inexpensive means of getting their business more known to the public. In the author’s opinion this is very

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Matches (Continued from page 8)

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AUGUST 24, 25, (64TH PAPERMANIA PLUS) XL Center, Hartford, 860-563-9975, 860-529-2234.

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OCTOBER 11-13, (PAPER), The Lakeland Center Exhibit Hall, 701 W. Lime, Lakeland, 561-392-8551.

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SEPTEMBER 22 (POSTCARD) Elk’s Lodge #141, 134 North Greenbush Rd., Troy, 518-793-0905.

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OHIO SEPTEMBER 8 (PAPER, POSTCARD, BOOK) Ohio State Fairgrounds, 717 E. 17th Ave., Columbus, 614-206-9103.

KENTUCKY

OCTOBER 26 (POSTCARD & PAPER) American Legion Hall, 22001 Brookpark Rd., Fairview Park, 614-206-9103.

MARYLAND SEPTEMBER 19-21 (NOSTALGIA CONVENTION) Wyndham Hunt Valley Inn, 245 Shawan Rd., Hunt Valley, 443-286-6821.

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PENNSYLVANIA AUGUST 17 (POSTCARD) Farm and Home Center, 1383 Arcadia Road, Lancaster 717-413-6882.

AUGUST 20, (POSTCARDS) Morphy, 2000 N. Reading Rd., Denver, 717-335-3435.

AUGUST 30 - SEPT 7 (PAPER & POSTCARD) The Postcard & Ephemera Center Brimfield Acres N., 74 Palmer Rd (RT20), Brimfield, 203-592-0192.

SEPTEMBER 14, (POSTCARD & PAPER SHOW) Fairhaven United Methodist Church, 2415 Saw Mill Run Blvd (RT 51), Pittsburgh, 412-653-7723, ragaetano@webtv.net

SEPTEMBER 28 (PAPER) Boxborough Holiday Inn, 242 Adams Place, Boxborough, 603-509-2639.

SEPTEMBER 15 (POSTCARD) Plainfield Twp. Fire Co., 6480 Sullivan Trail RT 115, Wind Gap, 908-339-8136.

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OCTOBER 5, 6, (ANTIQUE ADVERTISING, BOOK and PAPER) Allentown Fairgrounds Agricultural Hall, 1929 Chew Street, Allentown, 610-573-4969.

AUGUST 23, 24 (WESTERN AMERICANA & NUMISMATIC) Atlantis Casino Resort & Spa, Reno, Toll Free 877-852-8822.

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OCTOBER 5 (POSTCARD/ VINTAGE PAPER) Greenwood School- Gym, 399 S. Meridian St., Greenwood, 317-966-5302.

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NOVEMBER 16, 17, (VINTAGE MOVIE POSTER) Heritage Auctions, 3500 Maple Ave. Live & online www.HA.com

SEPTEMBER 15 (ANTIQUARIAN BOOK FAIR), Radisson Hotel Nashua, 11 Tara Blvd., Nashua 603-654-5688.

NOVEMBER 23, (AMERICANA & POLITICAL) Heritage Auctions, 3500 Maple Ave. Live & online www.HA.com

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Pittsburgh - Postcards Of Railroad Stations shoes, to nails, to the beginning of the steel industry came the railroad industry, with locomotives and all types of cars to carry the various types of freight; the most valuable of all were passengers. Pittsburgh was incorporated as a city on March 18, 1816.

The first railroad coming into Pittsburgh was the Ohio and Pennsylvania in 1852. The railroad industry necessitated the need for roads, bridges, housing and food for workers and other businesses P&L. E. RR. Depot - built 1898. Now the Grand and occupational Concourse Restaurant in Station Square Plaza. work. The numIllustrated Post Card Co. #523, not mailed. bers of railroads operating in Pittsburgh from 1852 to 1905 are too numerous to expound on here.

They can be found in an article titled “Railroad H i s t o r y , Pittsburgh Plan 1923.”

The photos show selections of railroad-related from Union Station - built 1898-1903. Also known as postcards author’s Pennsylvania or Penn Station. Located at 1100 the Liberty Avenue. Detroit Publishing Co. #8162, collection.

by Bob Dissinger

Pittsburgh was named after the Revolutionary Fort Pitt, located near the forming of the Ohio River at the joining of the Allegheny and the Monongahela Rivers at the “Golden Triangle.” From blacksmiths making horse-

B&O Station - built in 1887 along the north shore of the Monongahela River from Smithfield Street along Second Avenue.

Robbins & Son. Pittsburgh, Pa. card #A-14846. Posted on December 4, 1911, at the East Liberty Station.

P.R.R. Station and Wood Street, Wilkinsburg, Pa. Date built is unknown. A newer station in Wilkinsburg in 1916 and brick constructed. Note on back of card has date of Sept. 26 - no year.

not mailed.

Antique Ephemera (Paper) Auction Fri., Sept. 20th At 12 Noon - “NOTE TIME” 1121 Rt. 96, Candor, NY 13743

Wabash R.R. Station (front view) built in 1903. Opened - 1904.

Beautiful building, demolished Wabash Passenger Station (side 1954. Souvenir postcard of New view) Illustrated Post Card Co. York and Berlin. Card #2756. card #83-24. Posted June 5, 1908, Posted March 11, 1907, at at the East Liberty Station.

Pittsburgh.

Very Partial List: Many 1,000s Postcards including Albums; Stereopticon Cards; Civil War Items; Early Letters and other Correspondence; Trade Cards; Many, Many Magazines (THOUSANDS); Calendars; Large Quantity of Books; Catalogs; Movie Related; Stamps; Travel Related; Quantity of Sheet Music; Children’s Books; Railroad; Comic Books; Sports; Automobile Related; Newspapers; Black Americana; CDV Images; Tintypes; Daguerreotypes; Many Other Vintage interesting Photographs; Early Tompkins County Pull Down Wall Map; Other Maps; Military & War Related; General Advertising; Holiday Items; Religious Items; Many Loose Prints; Art Portfolios; Items of Local Interest; Scrapbooks; Table & Cart Lots; Etc. …

Terms: Cash, Credit Card ~ “10% Buyer’s Premium” Preview 9 A.M. ~ Catalog Sale ~ For 100s of photos go to

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Posted March 10, 1922, at the North Side Station.

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AUGUST 20th 2013 - POSTCARDS

Morphy’s August 20th auction features a stellar postcard collection of over 200 lots which is vast and covers nearly every category of postcards. There are several hundred Halloween cards by Tuck, Winsch, International Art and many other publishers. One highlight is a card by Ellen Clapsaddle that depicts an African American boy dressed as a ghost holding a pumpkin head. His arm can be moved to cover and uncover his face with the pumpkin. If you are a Christmas fanatic then don’t miss the thousands of Christmas postcards as well, many featuring Santa.

Some specialty cards include hold-to-mirror, mechanical, open-ups, leather, real hair and just about every category imaginable. Check out the online catalog for more fantastic postcards! www.morphyauctions.com

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Other highlights include a group of Schmucker Butterfly girls, numerous hold-to-light cards and thousands of real photo cards. There are real photo cards featuring baseball players, baseball teams, race cars, airplanes, ships, trains and many other subjects.

Antique and Vintage Postcards

Fooled By Fakes

were no regulations distinguishing cards from letters. By the late 1800s, government regulations were passed, size requirements were established, and in 1897, the first commercial picture postcards appeared as souvenirs for the World’s Columbian Expo in Chicago.

(That’s an extremely abbreviated history!)

Many antique and vintage postcards have been reproduced throughout the years, and some of those reproductions were never meant to deceive collectors. On the other hand, more valuable postcards have been copied and misrepresented as authentically old examples. There are some clues to help distinguish the difference, or at the very least, to give buyers enough pause for further investigation.

You can start with a simple visual exam.

Does the back of the postcard show any traces of another postcard’s image? When a valuable antique postcard is reproduced, the printer will most likely make multiple copies and try to sell them

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through different venues. Many times, the cards will be stacked before the fronts are completely dry, and colors or partial images of pictures or print can be seen on the backs. The different printing process of a hundred years ago made it impossible for images to transfer. Postcards were cut from sheets after the ink dried, eliminating the possibility of color or (Continued on page 22)

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Postcards go far beyond being an inexpensive means of communication; they are pieces of history, miniature works of art, holiday celebrations, photographic records, and so much more. The focus of a collection can be anything from a particular holiday, to those created by a certain artist, to political cards. One friend of mine collects antique postcards showing the main streets of small U.S. towns, while another enjoys Victorian Santa cards. A collection can be as focused or as broad as the collector chooses.

United States postcards have a long, colorful history dating back to the mid-19th century.

While the first known US postcard was mailed in the mid1800s, it had no images and there

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COMPLETE COLLECTION WHITMAN (Racine) young adult/ adult series books, 1915-1970 many rarieties! Serious inquiries only. Ross Hartsough, hartsough3@gra.midco.net 701-757-1117, PO Box 5097, Grand Forks, ND 58206-5097.

BOOKS ON EUROPEAN and Asian Royalty. Free price list. Lee Poleske, PO Box 871, Seward, AK 99664.

HARD BACK WESTERN Books with beautiful dust covers. $10 each, postage extra.

Gene White, 1586 Lloyd White Rd, Clover, SC 29710-7482

HARD BACK BOOKS for Sale- Fiction, NonFiction. Send for Free List. Fred Skupenski, 3016 Wallace St., Lower Burrell, PA 15068.

M.M. DAVIES/ BOOKFINDER We locate Out of Print Books, 762 Route 23A, Catskill, NY 12414-5634, 518-755-4294, mmdbookfinder@aol.com

BOOKS PERTAINING TO Film. Actor Bios, Director Bios, Film Theory etc. List available upon request, Isa Halim, 101 Circuit St., Boston, MA 02119-1971.

COLLECTIBLE PAPERBACK, MYSTERY, SciFi, Western, TV, Movie, War- will respond to want lists only. C. Allan, 4444 S. Rio Grande Ave. Apt. 850D, Orlando, FL 32839.

TV/ MOVIE TIE-IN paperbacks/ hardbacks.

Many old favorites. Check it out, couch potatoes! Mark Simpson, 123 St. George’s Avenue, Sault Ste. Marie, Ontario, Canada P6B 1X4.

CAR AND TRUCK Ads from old magazines.

Clean and reasonable. Carl King, 59 Adams Ave., Everett, MA 02149, 617-387-1826, Email: cwking55@verizon.net

PAPERBACKS FOR COLLECTORS and Readers. All genres. Low prices. Free lists.

Cris Kocher, Books, 534 Meigs St., Athens, GA 30601.

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Vintage paperbacks, Digests, Pulps, Comics, Mens magazines, BLB’s. Wally Pattengill, 825 Pecos Dr., Waco, TX 76708.

AUTHENTIC CELEBRITY AUTOGRAPHS, signed Photographs, Cards, Books and more. Free Catalog. Star Shots, 5389 Bearup St., Port Charlotte, FL 33981, email starshots@centurylink.net AUTOGRAPHS FOR SALE: FREE bi-monthly list available. Also buying. Mike Hirsch, 11 Philips Mill Dr., Middletown, NJ 07748, 732-787-1202.

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ADULT GIRLIE MAGS. Private collection spanning 50’s - present. Many titles, Celebrities, most N.Mint, Must have want lists. Reasonable prices. Looking for those rare girlie mags? I have them!

Al Nazario, #12P 400 W. 43rd St, NYC, 10036 or call 212-868-9203 nazarioal@yahoo.com BEAUTY PARADE SET complete set of 85 issues 1941-1956, bound in 14 vol. as presentation set or publishers reference copies. Call Paul 845-477-0463.

PAPERBACK BOOKS MYSTERY, History, Film, Popular Culture etc. List available upon request. Isa Abdul Halim, 101 Circuit St., Boston, MA 02119-1971 two stamps gets list.

PAPERBACK BOOKS- BUY/ Sell. Adult, Vintage, Mass Market. SF, Fantasy, Horror, Detective, Spy, Western, Beacon, Midwood, Monarch. SASE for information. Chris Eckhoff, 98 Pierrepont St., Brooklyn, NY 11201

7 TOPLESS LADY Postcards in color! All different. Grab attention in your mail! Only $5 cash. Bob Spruck, 214 Chestnut St., Bridgeport, CT 06604-2678.

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CASEY JONES, RAILROAD Man, Railroad Unit. Join, learn about collecting trains on stamps. Get info. free sample newsletter.

Write CJRRU PO Box 18615, Rochester, NY 14618.

WORLDWIDE PACKETS. 100 $1.25; 250 $2.95; 500 $7.95; 1,000 $15.95; 1,500 $25; 2,000 $35. Dwight Chamberlin, 1108 Chamberlin Hill Ext., West Sand Lake, NY 12196.

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SUPER WRAPPER DEAL start a collection with 26 differeent colorful and popular non-sport trading card wax wrappers from the 1970’s and 1980’s in great condition (with normal fold lines) for only $29 postpaid. Greg Pandajis, PO Box 822, Cheshire, CT 06410 gpandajis@aol.com

45 RPM RECORD Sale send large self addressed stamped envelop for list to James Halloway, 2131 Rheem Ave., Richmond, CA 94801.

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www.therecordalley.com EARLY RADIO MAGAZINES Pre-1940 technical and broadcasting, no approvals.

Bequaert Old Books, PO Box 775, Fitzwilliam, NH 03447, 603-585-3448, info@beqbooks.com call 9am-9pm.

VINTAGE BACKSTAGE PASSES original high quality OTTO cloth passes from the 1980’s. Your choice of either 15 different Pop Artists or Rock Artists for only $35 per set postpaid. Frame them or start a collection. Greg Pandajis, PO Box 822, Cheshire, CT 06410 gpandajis@aol.com

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Unopened packs 1988 Donruss Baseball 3 packs for $2. Bill Domenico, 520 W. Orchard St., Hammonton, NJ 08037, 609-287-5237.

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COON CHICKEN INN ASHTRAY, 31⁄2” Diam.

Glass, Negro Man’s Head. $12.

FRUIT LABEL COLLECTION, 19201965, a nice assortment of ladies, kids, animals, race cars, scenes, etc. (we retail for $5 Ea.) 100 Asst./$35.

1930s WHISKEY LABELS, Golfer, Trains, Airplanes, Scenes, 100/$12.

FRENCH WINE LABELS - 1920-1950, Many Nicely Illus. 100/$12.

PAPER EPHEMERA LOT, 1890s1960s, Misc. Cards, Checks, Letters, Valentines, Folders, Labels, Railroad, 100 Pcs./$10.

EAST COAST RR STOCK CERTIFS., 10 Diff., $15, 50 Asst., $55.

Postage Extra Notice: Since 1970 I’ve been buying quality paper ephemera in quantity to sell in the future. At 72 yrs. old the time is now. I offer the following categories at true wholesale prices: - Antique Advertising - Postcard Lots - Fruit Labels - Beer, Whiskey, Soda Labels - Stock Certificates - Old Newspapers (1830-1890’s) - Old Calendars - Comic Books - Negrobilia - WWII Collectibles - Booklets - Advertising Tins - Gas Station Memorabilia - Magazines Ads

“FOR PETE’S SAKE” old postcards, airplanes, court houses, post offices, WWII, Libraries, R/R depots, ships, 85 categories, Vincent Peterson Jr., 815 Olde Hickory Rd. Apt. 215, Lancaster, PA 17601-4956.

2006 POSTCARD COLLECTOR 12 months for highest offer, excellent condition, great for Deltiology Collectors. Charles Ezren, 80 victoria Lane, Lancaster, PA 17603.

FOR PETE’S SAKE Atlantic City, 4 others, R/R Depots, Ships, Lancaster, Penn. St., New York Towns, Post Office, Holidays, Vincent Peterson, 815 Olde Hickory Rd. Apt 215, Lancaster, PA 17601-4956.

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AT 81 LADY has an 8x10-15 descriptive & price list of her many collectibles to sell.

Send $3 for list @ Warren, 9029 Seneca Lane, Overland, MO 63114.

WANTED POPEYE 1930’S Paint Books, Little Big Books, Comic Books to 1943, anything Popey only. Good to fine condition. Jim Eyler, 400 S. Main St., Elmer, NJ 08318.

WANTED: ANY EARLY Sporting Magazines, Catalogs, Paper. Outdoor Life, Field and Stream, Northwestern Sportsmen, Outer’s, Outer’s Recreation. Gary Koelbl, 1815 Orchard Lane, Oshkosh, WI 54902.

MOVIE MAGAZINES 1920’S, 1930’s onlymust be in excellent condition, send xerox’s of covers. John Diesso, 224 Union St., Schenectady, NY 12305, 518-374-2328

FREE LIST. SEND for sales list of assorted lots of topics and foreign and state views.

Gary Radtke (PACM), 11415 Green Ridge Dr., Waynesboro, PA 17268

HAVE TOPICAL VIEWS Postcards, send want list and SSAE to Robert Page, 25 Lexington Ave., Brattleboro, Vermont 05301.

PENNSYLVANIA: BUY, SELL, TRADE At Saturday’s Market, RT 230, between Middletown and Elizabethtown, PA. Every other week. Call Bob at 717-367-8652.

SERIOUS COLLECTOR? LET Me Help! 1000’s of Vintage Postcards send wantsDiscounts! Approvals gladly sent- Steve Schmale, 6303 Thornburgh, Foresthill, CA 95631, outweststeve@ftcnet.net Thanks!

PULPFEST 2013 JULY 25-28 at They Hyatt Regency, Columbus, OH. Go to pulpfest.com for complete details and registration.

WANTED OLD RADIATOR CAPS or Hood Ornaments.

Will trade car postcards, glass gear shift knobs. Bill Kiel, 2835 W. Liberty Rd., Reynoldsville, PA 15851, 814-371-5097.

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PURCHASING POLITICAL PHOTOGRAPHS Lincoln, U.S. Grant, tintypes, autographs, Brady images send email photos to Mark or phone 413-628-3241 email marklyn@valinet.com WANTED INDIAN TERRITORY and Okla. territory items such as postcards, checks, tokens, letter heads and advertising items.

Dale Ennis, Box 14, Coalgate, Okla. 74538.

POMEROY OHIO YEARBOOKS High School or other, any year, any condition, up to $50 paid more. Ralph Pelano, 17 Ertman, Dr., Whippany, NJ 07981.

BODY BUILDING MAGAZINES: Muscle, Joe Weider, Arnold Schwartznegger, Catalogs, Booklets. 1940’s to 1970’s. Muscle Builder, Mr. America, Bob Hoffman, plus others. Call 516-449-6915.

MAGAZINES WANTED PRE-1970: Life, Look, Saturday Evening Post, Collier, Time. Also: Men’s, fashion, auto, movie. Condition not important, but must be complete. Herb Hoffman, 1350 Monroe Street, Hollywood, FL 33019. 954-925-8472 modernc@gate.net WANTED AM COLLECTING Construction Bullentin Magazines from the 40’s, 50’s, and 60’s. Write only Dale L. Hilk, 424 E. 1st St., Waconia, MN 55387.

WANTED: WEEKLY MAGAZINES from 1900 to 1980, Life, Time, SEP, Liberty, Colliers, Newsweek, Literary Digest, Look, Leslies.

Fran DiBacco, 123 Blue Heron Dr., W. Deptford, NJ 08086.

AMMUNITION, GUN POWDER, Shotgun, Rifle, BB Gun and Pistol Pinbacks Wanted.

Ed Pragler, Box 284, Wharton, NJ 07885.

PH: 973-670-8896, Email radiopremium@aol.com MATCHCOVERS WANTED RADIO-TV Stations; Italian Restaurants: Holiday Inns; Telephone companies; Movie Theaters.

Anything West Virginia. Rodney Pyles, 536 Harvard Ave., Morgantown, WV 26505 rply2@gmail.com

ILLUSTRATOR ARTWORK BUY/SELL RAFOX Parrish Gutmann Delongpre Goodwin, Prints, Calendars, Pin-up Art, Armstrong, Elvgren, Vargas, Petty, Ammo-Art, Yard longs Hawaiiana, 702-839-9999, Wendy Hoffman Gallery, 5233 Sandy Cactus Lane, Las Vegas, NV 89149.

WANTED: PRESIDENTIAL & Other Historic Autograph Material. Pages of History, PO Box 2840, Binghamton, NY 13902.

607-724-4983

CHRYSLER AIRFLOW, PACKARD, MARMON, NASH Automobile Sales Catalogs, Brochures, Letterheads, Photos 1920-1950’s Wanted.

Send List & Prices Mitchell’s Garage, 7 N. Idaho Street, Butte, Montana 59701.

ESQUIRE MAGAZINES 1933-1946 with Pinup Gatefolds; Pinup Calendars 1930s-1990s; Illustrated Hunting Fishing Calendars 19001950s Buy/ Sell 702-839-9999 Wendy Hoffman Gallery, 5233 Sandy Cactus, Las Vegas, NV 89149.

WANTED ILLUSTRATED CALENDARS 19001959 Hunting/ Fishing, Pinups, Indian Maidens, Children, Florals, animals, also calendar company salesman sample books Brown & Bigelow, TD Murphy.

Email or call Wendy Hoffman Gallery wendysart@aol.com 702-839-9999.

WANTED MINNEAPOLIS AND St. Louis Railroad Calendars M&STL large wall calendars. Ron Deming, Box 207, Franklin, Minn 55333.

1930’S-50’S BUBBLE GUM Cards, showing Airplanes, Pirates, Baseball, G-Men, Superman, Indians, War, Tarzan, Tobacco Cards. Vin Minner, 21 Boulevard Rd., Cedar Knolls, NJ 07927, 973-267-3132.

BREAD, BAZOOKA & Baloney Gum, any kind.

War, Elvis, Gilligans Island, Davy Crockett, Mars Attacks, Laugh-In, etc. any pre-1975 title wanted. Walt Meder, P.O.Box 640, Downers Grove, IL 60515. 630-379-1947 Email: walt@waltmeder.com KELLOGG’S KRUMBLES BIRD Pictures: 3’x4.5” paper cards. Also issued by Tootsie Toy, Chicago on stiffer cards.

David Anderson, 1843 W. Lunt Ave., Chicago, IL 60626.

RED ROSE TEA/ Blue Ribbon Coffee cards: “Butterflies of North America,” 48 card set from Canada. David Anderson, 1843 W. Lunt Ave., Chicago, IL 60626.

STAMPS, POSTCARDS, COINS, Currency, Autographs, Historic Documents. Bought & sold. Especially Jewish-theme, anti-semitic material from 1933-1945. Free Appraisals.

Est. 1955. Bick International, PO Box 854pac, Van Nuys, CA 91408 iibick@sbcglobal.net 818-997-6496, fax 818-988-4337.

ANTHONY LAPAGLIA WANTED: ALL TYPES OF MOVIE AND TV MEMORABILIA. PRESS PHOTOS, IN PERSON PHOTOS, CLIPPINGS, MAGAZINES, ETC. CHERIE HUNT 23055 ENADIA WAY, WEST HILLS, CA 91307 (818) 294-3764 CHERIEHUNT@EARTHLINK.NET

CHILDREN’S SEASHORE HOUSE, Atlantic City. Postcards, photos, paper anything related, PRE-1950s. Send on approval with price John Cuddy, 2768 Willits Rd., Philadelphia.

PA 19136 or call 215-552-9855 email jcuddymailpouch@aol.com

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ONE- ROOM SCHOOLHOUSE Teacher wants student work, photos, postcards, memorabilia. Also anything Spanish- American War. Fuhro, 419 East Third Ave., Roselle, NJ 07203. 908-241-7829.

WORLD WAR II ration items wanted: forms, books, tokens, checks, articles, etc.

Describe carefully. Price or ask for offer.

Lee Poleske, Box 871, Seward, AK 99664.

WANTED: BAGGAGE LABELS. VINTAGE ONLY. Hotel, Airline, Travel-related & Steamship. Accumulations, large Lots & Collections preferred. Best prices paid!

201 294-4110 / TravelNostalgia@aol.com

OLD 8X10 B&W photos of Factory interior or exterior Scenes, Street Scenes. Must be original. Debold Gallery, PO Box 1037, Bloomfield, NJ 07003, 973-429-7616.

LOOK! FAST CASH for old paper items, state price & describe. Quick reply!

“Collector”, 18330 Wards Ferry Rd, SP29, Sonora, CA 95370-8613

WANTED NEW MEXICO Photographs mounted, cabinets, unmounted Pre-1920Birdseyes Streetscenes Pueblos, small towns- good condition and prices. Please.

Bill, PO Box 753, Peralta, NM 87042.

MATCH COVER COLLECTORS- Why not join 1,000s of others in this fascinating & inexpensive hobby? Write RATHKAMP Match Cover Society, C/O Terry Rowe, Box A 1509 S. Dugan Rd., Urbana, OH 430789209 or check www.matchcover.org

WANTED PRE-1940 RADIO & TELEVISION Any paper, catalogs, magazines, advertising. No Approvals Please.

78 RPM COLLECTOR Seeks: Books, Magazines, Ephemera, Postcards, 1920’s1930’s Music, Movies, Nightclubs, Theaters, Radio. D.Reiss, Box 2109, Seaford, NY 11783.

LOOKING FOR SONGBOOKS or Mags, containing lyrics of yesterdays (19201960). Felix, 11-4 Paneriu St., Kaunas 48425, Lithuania, Europe.

WANTED - PLEASE quote: Chicago Ledger 1910-1923; Illustrated Story Weekly 1923-1924; Weekly Ledger 1924-1925; Blade and Ledger 1925-1927; 1931-1938. butternugget@gmail.com

FOREIGN PAPER MONEY wanted in any condition and quantity. Same day check.

World Wide Notaphilic Service, Box 5427PM, Vallejo, CA 94591 MONTHLY AUCTION COINS; Stamps; Postcards: Tokens; Medals: Campaign Pins; Paper items. No Minimum Bids.

Parker’s Hobby Shop, PO Box 74, Mishawaka, IN 46545 Free.

PAPER MONEY WANTED Buying most U.S. Currency Pre-1963. Send scans or photos since 1981. Frederick Bart, Box 2, Roseville, MI 48066, 586-979-3400, bart@executivecurrency.com PHILIPPINE COINS PESOS Dollars 1903’s to 1950’s scarce included other World Coins send wants PO Box 47, Monmouth, IL 61462, 309-255-8500, rahiett@maplecity.com

DAKOTA AND SOUTH Dakota images, stereo, postcards, etc. Also ephemera. Robert Kolbe, 1301 S. Duluth Ave., Sioux Falls, SD 57105 email bobkolbe@gmail.com

WANTED: ECLECTIC EPHEMERA + Items; Strange, Odd, Esoteric, Taboo, Tattoo Freaks, Sideshow, Carnival, Museum. PO Box 15243, Philadelphia, PA 19125 BuyBizarreBazaar@aol.com

PO Box 775 • Fitzwilliam, NH 03447 603-585-3448 • info@beqbooks.com

WANTED: NEWSPAPER AND Magazine articles from the 1980’s about exercise classes taught by movie actresses. Don Schmieden, 221 Scott St. Apt. 737, Wausau, WI 54403.

OLD TRANSPORTATION TICKETS U.S. Pre1930 from Trolly, Railroad, Ferry, Bridges, Tollroad, Omnibus, Stagecoach, Horsecar, Railway, etc. Dan Benice, PO Box 5708, Cary, NC 27512.

BADGES WANTED FROM Railroads, Chicago; Police and Airline Pilot Wings. Mel Arndt, 551 Huntington Commons Rd., Mt. Prospect, IL 60056, 847-956-6652.

Bequaert Old Books VETERANS POST PAYING your price for Military Insignia. WWII War Trails, Patches, Army Navy Wings, Merchant Marine Awards.

Jerry Keohane, 457 Woodgate, Tonawanda, NY 14150, 716-877-1439.

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BASEBALL TICKET STUBS Wanted from the 1970’s and 1980’s. American League teams only. Date on ticket. (Details) Tim Newsom, 34 Waterside Lane, Clinton, CT 06413-2141.

860-669-9914, ctimski@aol.com

MODEL AIRPLANE AND Aviation Collectibles wanted: Books, magazines, kits, engines, accessories. I buy estates. Aeroindex, PO Box 1135, Cheshire, CT 06410.

203-250-0720 Aeroindex@cox.net

SPORTS CARDS AND other sports related items. Publications, pins, pennants, tickets, etc. Pre-1975. Philadelphia items especially wanted. Ellis, 158 Stratford Dr, Philadelphia, PA 19115, 215-934-5618

AIRLINES & AIRPORT chrome cards, esp. domestic, published during the 1950s & 1960s, a permanent want. Armen Avakian, 4560 Pinehollow Ct, Apt 170, Indianapolis, IN 46254, 317-298-8913.

TIRED OF EBAY? Sell your Sports Cards and Memorabilia to a Collector. Ken Domonkos 848-448-4709, kdomo22951@aol.com

BOOKS AND POSTCARDS relating to Michigan and Wisconsin Copper and Iron Mining. Robert Fox, 1235 N. Westfield Street, Oshkosh, WI 54902

STATE HUNTING/ FISHING Stamps. Pay up to $4 plus each. No tears, creases or tape stains. Check by return mail. John Marquardt, 609 Woodridge Dr., Columbia Missouri 65201, 573-474-7254.

TRAINS ON STAMPS become a collector, learn more. Join the Casey Jones RR Unit.

Write for information, free news letter: CJRRU, POB 18615, Rochester, NY 14618.

AUTOGRAPHS, BANNERS, POLITICAL pins, leathers, baseball cards, sports memorabilia music, comics, wanted. Highest price paid. Write: Stan Block, 128 Cynthia Rd, Newton, MA 02459.

CARNIVAL, CIRCUS, FREAKS, Sideshow, Fairs, Amusement Parks, Coney Island, Nude Photos, Fireworks, Girlie Pinup Magazines, Auto Thrillshow. Nostalgia Enterprises, Box 300, Lockport, NY, 14095. 716-433-9418.

CATHOLIC HOLY CARDS. Protestant Bible lessons, lace cards, scripture cards, paper icons. Brent Devitt, 35 Hawthorne Glen, Beavercreek, OH 45440. 937-238-0183.

HELP!! REAL PHOTO Old House PC’s Urgently Needed Circa 1905-1940, U.S. Only, Post Marked or Not. Fashionable Gingerbread Trim Residences, Mansions or Craftsman and Bungalow Style Homes. Send Approvals, Copies, Prices Tony Montana’s Postcards 301 West Park Street, Butte, Montana 59701.

PUERTO RICO WANTED: postcards, photos, stereoviews, books, stamps, coins, letters, maps. Prompt payment. Personal collection. Jose A. Sierra, PO Box 374, Camuy, PR 00627-0374.

ROTOGRAPH POSTCARDS Looking for mostly A series rotographs, all states. Also interested in D and G series. As well as all other series. Email your series and numbers with prices you want. Examples: A3224, D4554, G6775a. with state initials after each number. ggreenoughland@gmail.com (978)317-9234

WANTED POSTCARDS FROM Prairie Depot Ohio now called Wayne.

Call John at 419-288-2912.

I AM ALWAYS looking for Mining related Postcards and books. Write with information Robert Fox, 1235 N. Westfield St., Oshkosh, WI 54902.

LINEN NEW YORK 1939-1940 World’s Fair, Linen Coney Island NY, linen fashion. Dan Pisark, 2232 Brigham St. 6K, Brooklyn, NY 11229, 718-891-0796.

POST CARDS EPHEMERA Mower County Minnesota Austin Lansing. Also Halloween, Non-red Santas, early farming real photos. Higgins Books, 17929 538th Ave., Austin, TX 55912.

POSTCARD WANTS: CHICKENS- no comics, no Easter; Alaska (ALCAN) Highway (before 1950); Seward, Alaska (before 1964). Lee Poleske, PO box 871, Seward, AK 99664.

WANTED HORSE, DISNEYLAND, Knott’s Berry Farm, Postcards. Named Horse Cards.

Sizes 3x5 to 6x9. marcia@ntin.net Approvals wanted. Marcia Miner, 5962 Michael Rd., Sanger, TX 76266. 940-458-7322.

WANTED NORTH DAKOTA Postcards for resale, no badlands, also souvenir items, misc. paper, calendars. S.G. Spangler, 528 2nd Ave. N.W. Jamestown, ND 58401, 701-252-8458.

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WANTED PRE-1920 REAL Photo Views Western Berks, Eastern Lebanon Counties, Penn. Peter Lengel, PO Box 58, Robesonia, PA 19551, 610-693-9690.

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POSTCARDS WANTED: CZECHOSLOVAKIA, not Prague: Austria, not Vienna; Germany any smaller city Gruss Aus; Pozdrav & Eastern Europe. All before 1929. Approvals welcome. Penny Kleinman 516-921-0184 or email: pennykleinman@gmail.com

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print transfer. Another mistake that can come from modern printing is misaligned stamp sections; you may only see a portion of the stamp area printed on the card.

Bright image colors are red flags. Antique postcards had muted tones and were not vivid, so bright colors would indicate a contemporary card. Another telltale sign is how the ink was applied; if you can erase the print off of a postcard, it’s not an antique. Old printing processes soaked ink into the paper, so an eraser wouldn’t be able to remove print the way it can with a card printed in modern times, where the print merely lies on the surface.

Should the particular postcard you’re looking at have a border?

If it should and doesn’t, someone may have clipped the border off to eliminate a modern printer’s mark. If it doesn’t and should, it’s either a reproduction or has been

altered, which will lower its value. Finally, take note as to whether the card you’re looking at should be embossed. Fakers generally print cards without embossing them, but some antique postcards had raised areas, particularly old Halloween cards, which can carry hefty price tags. A good reference book can help you with that determination.

When fraudsters create many copies of valuable postcards, they typically try to sell them through different venues, whether online or at flea markets, postcard shows, or in shops. However, there have been cases where one person has a number of identical reproduced “antique” postcards in such good condition that an unwary buyer may think he hit the jackpot. A story usually accompanies these too-good-tobe-true finds, most likely having to do with an incredible untouched stash found tucked away in boxes from an old general store or in great-grandpa’s attic. While some unique finds like this can very rarely happen, it’s best to treat such stories with caution and test the cards carefully. You may be able to find numbers of unused vintage postcards, particularly chrome and linen examples, because they were sold to dealers in large lots, but this wasn’t the

Heroes & Legends . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .13 Herzog, Daniel . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .16 Indianapolis Postcard Club . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .13 Lehigh Valley Postcard Club . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .5 Levine, Howard . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .9 Mid Atlantic Nostalgia Convention . . . . . . . . . .9 Morphy Auctions . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .15 New Hampshire Antiquarian Book Fair . . . . .13 Peterson, John R. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .13 Pflaumer-Yeater, Gerlinde . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .13 Rathkamp Matchcover Society . . . . . . . . . . . . .5 Robert Edward Auctions . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .10 Saint Louis Gateway Postcard Club . . . . . . . .10 Unshredded Nostalgia . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .24 Upstate N.Y. Postcard Club . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .8 Windy City Postcard Club . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .13 case with true antiques.

Postcard backs can be even more helpful in recognizing a reproduction than the images on the front. Look for small print that may have the name of a contemporary printing company. The design of the postcard back is also important. They changed throughout the years, so the style should match the time period it’s purportedly from. Also, different printers used different print styles on the back, so if you have a group of cards that should be from different printers but they all have the exact same back, you have a batch of modern reproductions. The Metropolitan Postcard Club of New York City (http://www.metropostcard.com) has a wonderful guide to printing techniques used through the years on their website.

Some old photo postcards (called Real Photo Postcards or RPPCs, which are photographic images of people and places) are being reproduced and sold as authentic pieces. You can tell modern reproductions because although they appear to be photographs at first glance, a magnifier will show the telltale dots of contemporary printing. The pictures on actual RPPCs are solid, with no dots. You’ll find a lot of these repros being sold online because it’s harder for buyers to see the dots unless the site has a good magnification tool.

Besides using reliable reference books, the best way to

become knowledgeable in identifying reproduction postcards is to compare authentic pieces to repros side by side; the differences will pop, and you’ll start recognizing reproductions on their own. As with everything, there are exceptions to every rule, but these guidelines will help in the vast majority of cases. Join a postcard collecting club to network with fellow collectors and get some hands-on experience. There are many such societies and clubs from Hawaii to New York who welcome new members.

All photos are via Wikipedia.

At A Glance: Signs of a Reproduction: 1. Print that comes off with an eraser.

2. Postcard backs with color or print “ghosts” from another card.

3. Bright or neon colors.

4. Misaligned or cut off portions of stamp areas.

5. RPPC with printing dots.

6. Purportedly antique postcards in mint condition should raise a flag of caution.

Reference books, websites, and collecting groups are the best ways to keep from being fooled by fakes. Here are a few: Postcard Collector (www.postcardcollector.org); “The Golden Age of Postcards,” by Benjamin H. Penniston; “Halloween Postcards,” by Gary and Louise Carpentier.

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