Who wouldn't be thrilled to find these postcards in a junk shop. But be assured, it wasn't sold at 'junk' price!Here are a few cards - either original from the era or reproduction - that I have assembled over the years. I just love them.
I've also included some I've sent myself from significant or interesting locations or just bought for fun. All my postcards are uploaded to my Flickr.
You'll see I also enjoy fancy stamps too. Want to trade? Read on.
Who wouldn't be thrilled to find these postcards in a junk shop. But be assured, it wasn't sold at 'junk' price!Here are a few cards - either original from the era or reproduction - that I have assembled over the years. I just love them.
Unearthed during a rummage in a Hahndorf old wares shop. These old cards fascinate me. What postcard treasures have you found in old "junk shops"?
Spending time indoors during COVID has given me the chance to rediscover the many hundreds of postcards my family have accumulated over the decades.
This small set of vintage cards were bought during our cruise aboard P&O's Himalaya in early 1972 to Noumea, Fiji and Auckland. My first cruise and the only time I travelled overseas with my father. It's fun to look back on these times.
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| A mystery sender played on my love of motorcycle riding. |
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| Tiana reminded me of my woeful love life :) |
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| and this beautiful art card from Lee. Few know of my love for birds. |




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| Still in reasonable condition, more than 100 years later |
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| 'London's new motor cab' This looks like a Renault of about 1907 vintage |
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| London - Omnibus Apparently Hackney Downs Station, Dalston Lane, Hackney, London. 1905 |
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| London - Regent St |
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| Japanese Admiral Togo (A series of cards celebrating the Japanese victory over Russia in the 1904-5 war) |
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| The musical 'All Blacks' - from Maori Land The Black Family Musicians came out of Invercargill and in those early days of 1897 the group consisted of Mr and Mrs Black, three daughters (Misses Nellie, Elsie, and Doris) and a son (Master Bertie). Source: partofpastnzhistory.blogspot.com.au |
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| HMS Hood |
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| HMS Repluse |
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| SS Orcades |
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| RMS Berengaria |
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| TSS Aquitania |
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| P&O Iberia |
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| Ranpura |
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| Dominion Castle |
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| SS Orford |
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| These are the ones I had to leave behind :( |
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| Maritime train departs the waterfront at Dieppe |