Florida

This is an early 1900's postcard showing a view titled "Dinner Hour" at the ostrich farm in Jacksoville, Florida. The postcard is a divided back and unused. It has only minor corner wear and is in excellent condition.

This is an early 1900's postcard showing a view of baby ostriches hatching in Florida. A girl is depicted in the view holding a dog and a baby ostrich. The postcard is a divided back, unused, and is a Florida Souvenir Card (No. 15279). It has some corner rounding, some light edge wear, and lower left corner has a small crease. Overall, the card is still in good condition.

This is an early 1900's postcard showing a view of North Ridgewood Avenue at Daytona, Florida. The postcard is a divided back and unused. It has some corner wear, but is still in very good condition.

This is an early 1900's postcard showing a view of South Beach Street and Yacht Club at Daytona, Florida. The postcard is a divided back, unused, and published by the Hugh C. Leighton Co. (No. 26458). It has some corner wear, but is still in very good condition.

This is an early 1900's postcard showing a view of Central National Bank at St. Petersburg, Florida. The postcard is a divided back and unused. It is in excellent condition.

This is an early 1900's postcard showing a view of Ashley Street, looking West, at Jacksonville, Florida, The postcard is a divided back and unused. It is in overall excellent condition.

This is a circa 1940s real photo postcard showing a view of the Seven Mile Bridge at the Overseas Highway, as seen from Pigeon Key, Florida. The postcard is a divided back and unused. Reverse side of the card has some small pieces of album paper stuck to it. There is also some light fading of the photo image. Overall, the card is in very good condition.

This is an early 1900's postcard showing a view of the Seminole Club in Jacksonville, Florida. The postcard is a divided back and unused. It has some corner wear, but is still in very good condition.

This is a pre-1907 postcard showing a view of Main Street at Jacksonville, Florida. The postcard is a undivided back, used in 1905, and published by the Rotograph Co. (No. 329p). It has some corner wear and cancellation mark lightly appears on the front. Overall, the card is in good condition.

This is an early 1900's postcard showing a view of the Lafayette Street Bridge and Tampa Bay Hotel in Tampa, Florida. The postcard is a divided back and unused. It has only minor corner wear and is in excellent condition.

This is an early 1900s postcard showing a view of the long bridge at Six Mile Creek in Tampa, Florida. The postcard is a divided back and unused. It has only minor corner wear and is in overall excellent condition.

This is a early 1900's postcard showing a view captioned as "The Late Thomas A. Edison at Telegraph Key on his 83rd Birthday, Fort Myers, Florida." The postcard is a divided back and unused. It is in excellent condition.