Tag Archives: 1910
That’s What They All Say- Millionaire
Five years ago I posted two of my cards from Dwig’s “That’s What They All Say!” series. I have added six others to my collection since then, including the card below. An old lady is looking annoyed as a young, … Continue reading
King Joy Lo
When I think of Chinese restaurants in America, I always think it’s a relatively newer trend from the 50s or 60s. That is why I was surprised when I found this advertising postcard for the King Joy Lo restaurant in … Continue reading
Woodside Pavilion in Charlestown, New Hampshire
This card does not fit into anything I collect, but I found it this weekend at my postcard club meeting and thought it was super cute. The title on the front is “Woodside Pavilion, Charlestown, N.H.” It was mailed March … Continue reading
January
This January card from Tuck’s Sentiments of the Months series (#200) is a good example of how some month’s birth flowers, birthstones, and zodiac signs have changed since the early 1900s. On this card, which was mailed on March 1, … Continue reading
Posted in Days and Months
Tagged 1910, Aquarius, Capricorn, Carnation, Garnet, January, Raphael Tuck & Sons, Sentiments of the Month, Snowdrop
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Jackson Park Golf Links
This week is the U.S. Open and I was lucky enough to go to one of the practice days this week. I saw Tiger Woods on two holes and a bunch of other golfers whose names I don’t really remember, … Continue reading
How Can You Do It Additions
This week I added 3 more of Dwig’s “How Can You Do It on ____ Per?” cards to my collection. I have been slacking in the Dwig department over the past year and haven’t bought too many of his cards. … Continue reading
Posted in Dwig
Tagged 1909, 1910, 1916, Apartments, Dog, Dwig, Flowers, How Can You Do It
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Happy Valentine’s Day!
Happy Valentine’s Day to you and yours! Valentine Greeting by Ellen Clapsaddle. Mailed February 13, 1906. Whitney boy and girl, mailed February 13, 1922. Cute stick figure postcard. “I love pretty flowers, and I love candy, too, ’cause they’re sweet … Continue reading
Posted in Holidays
Tagged 1906, 1910, 1922, Ellen Clapsaddle, February 14, Valentine's Day, Whitney
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Blue Clapsaddle Thanksgiving Series
Thanksgiving is almost here, and this Thanksgiving series by Clapsaddle features a vibrant blue background (with white borders, but my scanner cut some of them off) with four little chefs. Each chef is holding a different part of the turkey … Continue reading
Posted in Ellen Clapsaddle, Holidays
Tagged 1910, 1911, Ellen Clapsaddle, Fruit Platter, Mince Meat Pie, Pumpkin Pie, Thanksgiving, Turkey
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The Toad
My uncle found this card at an antique shop and sent it to me. The Toad is the rock formation with the man standing on it, I’m assuming, and is located in the “Park of the Red Rocks and Garden … Continue reading
Posted in Uncategorized
Tagged 1910, Colorado, Garden of the Titans, Mt. Morrison, Red Rocks, The Toad
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Moore's Postcard Museum 