Product Description
This collection comprises approximately 94 antique postcards dating to the early 1900s, gathered from various parts of the world including Australia, England, Europe and Asia. The postcards feature a wide range of subjects, including landscapes, city views, figures, monuments, and period scenes, offering a fascinating snapshot of travel, communication, and daily life at the turn of the century.
Produced primarily on card stock typical of the era, the collection includes a mixture of postcards that have been written on and postally used, alongside others that remain unused. Together, they reflect the social history of early postcard correspondence and the growing popularity of postcards as souvenirs and keepsakes during the early twentieth century.
As a group, this collection holds both historical and visual interest, appealing to collectors of ephemera, social history, and early travel imagery. It would also suit display in albums, frames, or archival storage for preservation and study.
If This Piece Could Talk –
If these postcards could talk, they would tell of journeys taken and places remembered — of moments paused long enough to be written, posted, and sent across oceans. Some would speak of ordinary days and passing thoughts, others of travels, connections, and the quiet excitement of receiving news from afar. Together, they form a layered record of how people once shared their world, one card at a time.
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