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Harry Costa
carmelag(at)aol.com
01 Jul 2008 21:16:19 -0400

I have several hundred American Indian post cards 1930-1950.  New to your information.  I have an extra large collection of 1939-40 expo items.  Would like to join a group.  Thank you.
 

Ashwani
britishperiod(at)yahoo.com
19 Jun 2008 22:08:47 -0400

I am Ashwani from India. I want postally used post cards from 1900 to 1950.  In exchange I can send meghdoot post cards of India.  And, also British Period post cards of India, but only by registered post.

 

Otto Kalousek
kalouseko(at)upcmail.cz
19 May 2008 11:37:16 -0400

I would like to trade new and modern cards from rare islands from all Pacific islands and rare places such as Nicobares, Baker, Chafarinas Islas, Cabinda, etc.  Answer all.
Otto Kalousek
Chrjukinova 7
700 30 Ostrava 3
Czech Republic

 

Duane Stabler
dstabler(at)bigfoot.com
13 Jan 2008 12:34:27 -0500

Very impressive website - I've recently picked up the Twin City Postcard Club webmaster duties but have been the newsletter editor for a while. I've created a link page to your website. -Duane Stabler TCPC NL Editor/webmaster

 

Allan M. Graves
Keoka(at)juno.com
08 Jan 2008 17:06:57 -0500

I have just this year become aware of a wonderful postcard collection that fills 5 shoeboxes and dates from 1906-07 on up through the 1980's. I will most likely keep the 1000 or so that best tell a family history. The rest I would like make available to those who collect and trade them. I'm looking for a club or an event at which I can meet other people that share this interest.
 

Bari Cornet
bari_c(at)sbcglobal.net
07 Jan 2008 17:57:08 -0500

I enjoyed the exhibit of the Pan Pacific International Exposition 1915 cards on your website. I recently came across the complete "Album of Views" with 22 postcards bound in a brown cover. My grandfather must have gotten them in 1915. A few of the cards are the same as what you show, but there are also many others. Can you give me a source where I can find out more about these cards? Thanks. Bari Cornet, Berkeley

 

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