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Category: Hats

The Girl In The Plaid Hat

Divided back, unused Real Photo Postcard. Circa 1907 – 1920’s. Price:  $10.00 Here’s a Real Photo Postcard of a beautiful girl, age about eleven, posed standing at the side of a doorstep. Is that a gingham dress she’s wearing? I…Read More…

The Catch Of The Day

Here’s a great photo that was found in an antique store in Dearborn, Michigan, showing a  man (thirty-something?) dressed in khaki shirt and pants, wearing a beret, and posing for the camera, with fishing pole, wicker basket and holding a…Read More…

Bill, Freda And Anna

Hmmm, well do most people identify people going from left to right? Is it possible that the original image was reversed? (Yes.) But the long and short of it is we don’t know which lady is Freda and which is…Read More…

Young Man In Derby Hat

A great RPPC of a young man, probably in his twenties, seated in a wooden chair, posing for this photo. He wears a suit with bow tie and a derby, a.k.a. bowler. Divided back, unused Real Photo Postcard. AZO stamp…Read More…

When Last Seen On The Road

This RPPC has one of the best homemade captions ever! The image shows a couple of guys (we presume them to have a great sense of humor) in their photo prop car, overcoats and derby or bowler hats. If you’ve…Read More…

Ship Ann?

Undivided back, Real Photo Postcard, unused with writing. CYKO stamp box shows “Prints at Night” and “Place Postage Stamp Here.” 1904. Price:  $4.00     Size:  About 5 and 1/2 x 3 and 1/8″ I really do not understand the handwritten caption…Read More…

A Family Outing

Divided back, British, unused, Real Photo Postcard with glossy finish. Circa 1902 – 1918. Price:  $12.00 I guess this is like an outing within an outing. 😉 But it’s a Real Photo Postcard with glossy finish, presumably taken in England,…Read More…

Cina’s Hat

Divided back, unused with writing, Real Photo Postcard. AZO stamp box. Photographer:  Clement F. Kaylor of Mishawaka, Indiana. Circa 1910 – 1915. Availability Status:  SOLD “How do you like my Merry Widow. I think it is great (big) Cina.” Addressed…Read More…

Seven Women In Alaska

A blurry but interesting Real Photo Postcard that was marked  “Alaska”  on the little sticker on the plastic sleeve, showing a group of seven smiling ladies posing in front of what might be a wooden train depot or station of…Read More…

How The Fashions Came

Divided back, unused postcard. Circa 1907. Publisher:  A.T.F. Company, Chicago, Illinois. Price:  $10.00 Heee heee. A great one, eh? Is that a horse or mule on the left? I don’t know. To me the image looks a little moose-like. This…Read More…