Presidents

This is an interesting early 1900’s real photo postcard showing a view of a man posing in front of a train setting with a sign reading "Leaving Mineapolis." On bottom it reads "President Wilson en route to Washin. When you write Cap just say 'Hello Charles' old top? how are you stacking..." The postcard is a divided back, unused, and made on AZO photo card stock. It has some light fading, some corner wear, and there is a crease along the bottom message area. Overall, the card is in good condition.

This a pre-1907 postcard showing a view of the South Front of the White House and President's private grounds in Washington, D.C. The postcard is a undivided back and postally unused. It is in near mint condition

This is an early 1900's postcard showing a view of the Abraham Lincoln residence in Springfield, Illinois. The postcard is a divided back and used in 1908. It has some corner wear and upper right corner is creased. Overall, the card is still in good condition

This is an early 1900's postcard showing a view of Avenue du Bois de Boulogne in Paris, France. The postcard is a divided back and postally unused (but written on the back). It has a crease through the center, but is in otherwise good condition

This is an early 1900’s postcard showing a view captioned: Abraham Lincoln "The Rail Splitter." It has some corner wear and there's some light creasing near the right side of the card. Overall, the card is still in good condition.

This is an early 1900's real photo postcard showing a view of the school attended by President Coolidge at Plymouth, Vermont. It is in near mint condition.

This is an early 1900's postcard showing face of US presidents. On bottom it reads "The Americans Choice - 1789 - 1850, 1909 - 1913 My Choice." Bottom shows faces of William H. Taft and James S. Sherman. The card is in excellent condition.