Some Of My Great Great Grand Fathers US Post Cards

I was going threw one of his old Post Card albums and thought In would let you have a look.

Awesome!

Very nice! The colorful card with 1893 cancel showing use from the Worlds Fair is especially Italy desirable. I really feel terrible for Mr Andrew Smith! What a way to go! Nothing like that would be printed today.

He sure did enjoy his stamps and old mail. He had several Shoe boxes and a Album with a couple hundred in it I came across a Jefferson 1 cent on gray paper the other day looking threw it die ! is ether a 1 or a re cut. Next time I come across it I will add it to the thread.

How nice are those antique postcards! They are properly kept despite of time.

I was fascinated by the Lewando's French Dye House cover and find that this enterprise was (at one time) the LARGEST dry cleaning establishment in the COUNTRY having offices from Boston to Providence to New York to Maryland. They did extensive advertising in postcards and many are up for sale on ebay or can be found on historical websites using a Google search. This history is from their time in Watertown, Massachusetts:

Very Interesting Wt1.Never knew that there was so much information on a Post card. Thank you for sharing this with everyone.

Nice.

Regards,
Stampalotapus