n.p. n.d. Unused postcard, very good, with portrait of the anarchist. Undated but appears to be pre-war. The Italian-born Cafiero, a close associate of Bakunin, helped to create a haven for exiled anarchists in 1873 by selling his family property to purchase a farm in Switzerland called La Baronata. In..... More
Cat.No: 256393
n.p. n.d. Unused postcard with portrait of the anarchist, lightly worn, evenly toned, small dampstain on front else very good condition. Undated but appears to be pre-war. The Italian-born Cafiero, a close associate of Bakunin, helped to create a haven for exiled anarchists in 1873 by selling his family property..... More
Cat.No: 260498
[Los Angeles]: Discos Peerless, [196-?]. 3.25x5.5 inch card, b&w photo portrait of the quartet playing instruments on one side, the other presenting the lyrics to the group's song "Flores estrellas y lun." in Spanish. Promotional item for the Cuban-American group. More
Cat.No: 169917
[Miami, FL]: Miami Records, [1961-?]. 3.25x5.5 inch card, b&w photo portrait of Sanchez on one side, Spoanish language list of his recordings on the other, very good. Promotional item for the Mexican singer. Undated, but the sheet music for the last recording on the list, "Que rechulo es querer," was..... More
Cat.No: 169914
![Dear Anita, having a gay time, wish you were here. [postcard] Gay Pride / San Francisco, Sunday,...](/pictures/thumb/67947.jpg?v=1494565709)
Oakland: Diana Press, 1977. 5.5x6 inch postcard, with photo of San Francisco with "Dear Anita..." written on it on one side and a list of Diana Press publications on the other. Anita Bryant was leading an anti-gay movement at this time. The faux inscription resembles holograph but is printed "in..... More
Cat.No: 67947
Chicago / Knoxville TN: Curt Teich & Co. / Werner News Agency, 1950. Views of the pop-up city and the factories it serves, built to house a myriad workers and their families. Eighteen colorized postcard-sized photographs printed back to back on a long accordioned leaf that is fastened into a...... More
Cat.No: 259101
[France]: [192-?]. 5.5x3.75 inch postacred, unused, minor handling wear. More
Cat.No: 248707
Berkeley: Emma Goldman Papers Project, [2008-2012]. Postcard with quote and portrait of Goldman on front and holiday greetings and fundraising appeal on verso, 6x4.75 inches, lightly worn and soiled else good condition. More
Cat.No: 263278
Amsterdam: Ver.Vrij Spanje, [1946?]. Pair of printed postcards, somewhat soiled, addressed to Trygve Lee, the UN Secretary General, demanding democratic rights for Spain. The recto has the title printed over a drawing of a Republican woman holding the flag. Text in Dutch and French. More
Cat.No: 78661
[New York]: RCA Victor, [196-?]. 3.25x5.5 inch card, b&w photo portrait of the singer, list of his RCA releases on the back. Promotional item for the Mexican performer. More
Cat.No: 169923
[New York]: RCA Victor, [196-?]. 3.25x5.5 inch card, black and white photo portrait of the singer in a comely pose, list of her RCA releases on the back. Promotional item for the Mexican performer. More
Cat.No: 169922
n.p. n.d. Standard size postcard, unused, faint stain, with reverse in English. Portrait of Michele Angiolillo Lombardi, the assassin of Spanish Prime Minister Antonio Cánovas del Castillo. More
Cat.No: 262763
Berkeley: Emma Goldman Papers Project, 2004. Postcard with quote and portrait of Goldman on front and holiday greetings and fundraising appeal on verso, 6x4.25 inches, very good condition. More
Cat.No: 263685
Pomona, CA: Frashers Fotos, [1940s?]. 5.5x3.5 inch landscape layout postcard with b&w photo of Olvera Street's open air market circa 1940s? Burton Frasher Sr. (1888-1955) began his commercial photography business in Lordsburg (now LaVerne) California in 1914. In 1921, he moved his studio to Pomona, California, where he began to..... More
Cat.No: 138559
Peking: Beijing chubanshe, 1964. Set of ten postcards depicting scenery in Beijing; very good. Blue skies and profuse greenery recall a Beijing that is no more. More
Cat.No: 251159
Havana: Harris Bros. Co., [1912? or circa 1920]. 3.5x5.5 inch photo postcard featuring a view of the towering steepled church, streetcar and flivvers in b&w with "published by Harris Bros., Co., Havana Cuba" printed on back, very good. The autos look a little later than 1912; "12" may be a...... More
Cat.No: 214583
n.p. Government Railways of Chosen, n.d. Four different postcards depicting historical buildings in Korea, very good, in their original edgeworn envelope. The places depicted are listed using their Japanese-era names: Keikwairo in Keijo, Bukkokuji Temple, the Bambutsuso, and Botandai in Heijo. More
Cat.No: 248116
Moscow: Planeta, 1979. Fifteen long postcards, about 8.25 inches across, each with a double view, depicting people and places in the Soviet-era autonomous republic. More
Cat.No: 264914
Moca [?]: n. pub. n.d. 4x6 inch postcard with a color photo of the monument to Puerto Rican independence on one side and a Corretjer poem, "El Guerrillero," in Spanish on the other. More
Cat.No: 87921
New York: CIO Political Action Committee, n.d. 3.5x5.5 inch postcard reproducing color painting, unsigned; perhaps Ben Shahn. The puppetlike "worker" could pass for Thomas E. Dewey, card may relate to the '48 election. More
Cat.No: 131120
n.p. n.pub. [1930s]. 3.5x5.5-inch postcard of black and white photo of black couple, pencilled inscription on verso, no postmark. Photo taken of addressee's brother and sister-in-law against painted background. More
Cat.No: 185143
San Francisco: n. pub. 1994. 4.25x5.5 inch card with graphic of Puerto Rican flag, date 1994 written in ink, on fluorescent green stock. More
Cat.No: 105061
Chicago: Curt Teich & Co., circa late 1920s. Eighteen photographic views, capably tinted in colors, each measuring 3x5.5 inches on slightly larger panels, accordioned on a single long light-cardstock leaf and tipped into a 4x6 inch postcard pocket. Item bears stamps legibly cancelled, a pencilled Oakland address and a brief..... More
Cat.No: 255681
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n.p. Deutschen AIDS-Hilfe, [1994]. 4x6 inch color postcard designed by W. Mudra with a photo by Ines de Nil, very good condition, unused. Undated; this campaign is attributed to 1994 in various sources. More
Cat.No: 252020
San Francisco: Labor Archives and Research Center, San Francisco State University, n.d. Six postcards depicting labor-related scenes, taken from black and white photographs held at the Labor Archives. All unused. Scenes include African American women riveting aircraft parts in El Segundo during WW II, farmworkers in the Salinas Valley in..... More
Cat.No: 181566
