Post Cards & Related Artifacts & Collectibles

ARTIFACT: This is a 1923 real photo postcard (RPPC) of a jiu jitsu fighter. RPPCs were introduced in 1903 by Kodak, who had a camera with film conveniently the same size as a postcard. This shot was taken by San Diego photographer T. Fujimoto, and the...

ARTIFACT: This is a circa 1905 real photo postcard (RPPC) of Wyoming Pete. RPPCs were introduced in 1903 by Kodak, who had a camera with film conveniently the same size as a postcard. Wyoming Pete, who signed the postcard on reverse, is shown with his...

ARTIFACT: This is a postcard view of Fort Constitution from the harbor in Portsmouth, New Hampshire. VINTAGE: Circa early 20th century. SIZE: Standard postcard size; about 5-1/2" in width by 3-1/2" in height. CONSTRUCTION /...

ARTIFACT: Rare United States Prisoner of War (POW) postcard from an Imperial Japanese Army POW Camp in Fukuoka, Japan. The postcard was sent from a US Civilian POW to his sister in Detroit, Michigan. The name of the POW is Eric Lehtola and the postcard...

ARTIFACT: This is a postcard of Whaleback Light in Portsmouth, New Hampshire. VINTAGE: Circa early 20th century. SIZE: About 5-1/2" in width by 3-1/2" in height; standard postcard size. CONSTRUCTION / MATERIALS: Printed paper...

ARTIFACT: This is a beautifully colored postcard of Whaleback Light, Portsmouth, NH. VINTAGE: Circa early 20th century. SIZE: About 3-1/2" in width by 5-1/2" in height. CONSTRUCTION / MATERIALS: Printed paper. ATTACHMENT: None...

ARTIFACT: This is a circa World War I real photo postcard of a crashed United States and German aircraft. This image had been erroneously referenced as Quentin Roosevelt's crashed aircraft by Corporal Orall M. Haskell, 56th Pioneer Infantry, Co. L,...