1940’S SET OF SERIGRAPH ZODIAC POSTCARDS BY DUBOSCLARD Description: This set of 12 Zodiac postcards crafted by Paul Dubosclard of Topanga, California is Set #111. These cards were produced using the silk screen process and, as such, they are miniature pieces of art. These sets were distributed by the Post Card Collectors Club of America, advertised as a “limited edition of 2,000 sets”. Seller does not know how many complete sets were produced and assembled. This set #111 is an early set that seller had difficulty in finding over twenty years ago. The 12-card set was marketed in a wrap-around grey paper cover entitled, “Constellations of the Zodiac” – see Photo #1. Included in the set of 12 Zodiac cards was a fold out, light cardstock, 8 panel “Guide to the Constellations of the Zodiac”, with set #111 at the bottom of the cover panel of the Guide – see Photo #2. The 8 panels include the cover panel, 5 panels “How to Use the Cards” (including 4 panels describing each of the 12 signs) and 2 panels entitled “The Zodiac . . . Its Origin and its Importance”. Photo #2 shows the cover panel in the middle; on the right, the first of 5 panels entitled, “How to Use the Cards”, and on the left, the second of two panels entitled, “The Zodiac . . . Its Origin and its Importance”. All 12 in this (Set #111) cards have the appropriate Zodiac sign imprinted in red-orange. (Zodiac cards which do not have the imprint of the Zodiac sign in red-orange have not been through the entire silk screen process as this was the last screening on these cards). Seller believes these “Hand Made Original Serigraph” cards are difficult to find in a complete, singled-numbered set as issued. This set comes in four, 4-pocket, clear plastic page holders and will be shipped in a rigid mailing envelope. 8 Photos Photo #1: Cover “Constellations of the Zodiac” Photo #2: “Guide to Constellations of the Zodiac – Supplement to a series of limited edition of serigraph post cards by Paul Dubosclard. Published by M. A. Sheehan, Topanga, California. #111”. Photo #3: Zodiac signs – face of 4 cards: “Aquarius”, “Pisces”, “Aries” and “Taurus” Photo #4: Reverse sides of 4 cards in Photo #3, all marked: “This card is part of set #111”. Photo #5: Zodiac signs – face of 4 cards: “Gemini”, Cancer”, “Leo” and “Virgo”. Photo #6: Reverse sides of 4 cards in Photo #5 all marked: “This card is part of set #111”. Photo #7: Zodiac signs – face of 4 cards: “Libra”, “Scorpio”, “Sagittarius” and “Capricornus”. Photo #8: Reverse sides of 4 cards in Photo #7 all marked: “This card is part of set #111”.

France Surrealism Expo Oscar Dominguez Postcard 1937 "that each card will show a previously unpublished work that plays with the idea of the postcard." Unsent, divided back. Very Fine++ near mint condition. Rare postcard with a low start! Shipping in the U.S. $1.50 & $3.00 International. Please take a look at my other items! There is a clickable link below the image to view a larger picture. The scans accurately reflect the condition yet if you have any questions please feel free to ask me. Check out the other items I have for sale! I prefer paypal and it is required for international transactions as the bank fees otherwise are prohibitively expensive. I ship worldwide. If buying a single item, shipping is $1.50 domestic and $3.00 overseas. I tend to list a lot of material over a week's time period. If you are interested in several items that close on different days please note that I will happily combine shipping based on weight and that there is no need to pay until all the items you are interested in have closed. In many cases the shipping rate will remain the same as if only one item was purchased. In cases where registration is required which is strongly recommended on shipping values over $100 I will send you an invoice with the required shipping cost. Currently, for international registered mail, this is running from $14.00 to $16.00. Payment is expected within 7 days of auction close. All items guaranteed with a 7-day money back, no questions asked return policy. Hello from National Chess Master, Richard Benjamin. I have been collecting stamps since I was 7 and chess philately for nearly 20 years. I've also zealously collected postcards for the past 6 years. In the past 5 years I have been an active buyer and seller of postal history, postcards, books, and other chess related products. Through buying and selling on ebay I have been able to better my collection while helping fellow collectors worldwide. I believe in completely accurate descriptions and the conservative grading of material. I offer buyers a 7-day money back guarantee on everything I sell. Please check out my About Me page to see some cool chess stamps and postcards!View my feedback View my About Me page Please feel free to contact me through ebay or my email address: richbe1@att.net stampyboy Store

ABOUT THIS CARD The amazing Caroll Spinney has sent in two wonderful postcards. Author, artist and puppeteer, Spinney is most famously known for the voices and characters of Big Bird and Oscar the Grouch on Sesame Street for over 40 years. He's received 4 Emmy's, 2 Grammy's, and a star on the Hollywood Walk of Fame! Spinney's also received the Library of Congress' Living Legend award in 2000. To see more of Caroll Spinney's art please visit his website: www.carollspinney.com/ ABOUT THIS AUCTION As an extension of the documentary BROWNSTONES TO RED DIRT, Copper Pot Pictures has paired with Schools for Salone to hold an online art auction to benefit kids in need in Sierra Leone and New York. The auction includes over 150 pieces created by some of the top names in animation as well as children’s book, graphic novel and comic illustration, including Oscar-winning director Chris Wedge, Toy Story 3 Art Director Daisuke Tsutsumi, renowned illustrator Peter DeSeve and legendary Sesame Street puppeteer Caroll "Big Bird" Spinney. Each artist was given a blank birchwood postcard and asked to create a unique work based on the theme, “PEN PALS.” All proceeds will be used to build a school for war orphans in Freetown, Sierra Leone and to develop a library for at-risk youth in Brooklyn. Winning bids will be tax deductible to the fullest extent of the law. Please visit our blog to see all of the cards: http://btorpostcards.blogspot.com/To learn more about the schools and see clips of the kids from the film, please visit: http://brownstonestoreddirt.com/

ABOUT THIS CARDWilliam (Bill) Wray is mostly known for his painting style on the Ren and Stimpy Show, as well as his monthly strip in Mad Magazine and his collaborations with Mike Mignola on Hellboy Jr. Currently concentrating on his fine art oil painting, his postcard submission is a beautiful example of his urban landscape series where he chronicles fast disappearing pockets of industry, urban decay and places most consider not worth remembering. Medium: acrylic paint To see more of William's art please visit his website: http://www.williamwray.com/ABOUT THIS AUCTION As an extension of the documentary BROWNSTONES TO RED DIRT, Copper Pot Pictures has paired with Schools for Salone to hold an online art auction to benefit kids in need in Sierra Leone and New York. The auction includes over 150 pieces created by some of the top names in animation as well as children’s book, graphic novel and comic illustration, including Oscar-winning director Chris Wedge, Toy Story 3 Art Director Daisuke Tsutsumi, renowned illustrator Peter DeSeve and legendary Sesame Street puppeteer Caroll "Big Bird" Spinney. Each artist was given a blank birchwood postcard and asked to create a unique work based on the theme, “PEN PALS.” All proceeds will be used to build a school for war orphans in Freetown, Sierra Leone and to develop a library for at-risk youth in Brooklyn. Winning bids will be tax deductible to the fullest extent of the law. Please visit our blog to see all of the cards: http://btorpostcards.blogspot.com/To learn more about the schools and see clips of the kids from the film, please visit: http://brownstonestoreddirt.com/

ABOUT THIS CARDThis subtly drawn triptych is from writer and visual storyteller Bryan Useo. Raised in Brooklyn and Youngsville, New York, Bryan received a BFA in Computer Animation from Pratt Institute. Having worked for Blue Sky Studios since the animated film Robots, he's worked his way up through many departments on Surviving Sid, Ice Age 2 & 3 and Horton Hears A Who!, to where he is now Set Supervisor and Pre-visualization Supervisor for the film Rio, which is currently in production. Bryan also created and is co-directing a short film presently in development at Blue Sky. He lives in a small house with his wife and dogs and enjoys watching mixed martial arts when he's not surf casting for striped bass. Bryan is also working on his first novel. Medium: graphite pencilABOUT THIS AUCTION As an extension of the documentary BROWNSTONES TO RED DIRT, Copper Pot Pictures has paired with Schools for Salone to hold an online art auction to benefit kids in need in Sierra Leone and New York. The auction includes over 150 pieces created by some of the top names in animation as well as children’s book, graphic novel and comic illustration, including Oscar-winning director Chris Wedge, Toy Story 3 Art Director Daisuke Tsutsumi, renowned illustrator Peter DeSeve and legendary Sesame Street puppeteer Caroll "Big Bird" Spinney. Each artist was given a blank birchwood postcard and asked to create a unique work based on the theme, “PEN PALS.” All proceeds will be used to build a school for war orphans in Freetown, Sierra Leone and to develop a library for at-risk youth in Brooklyn. Winning bids will be tax deductible to the fullest extent of the law. Please visit our blog to see all of the cards: http://btorpostcards.blogspot.com/To learn more about the schools and see clips of the kids from the film, please visit: http://brownstonestoreddirt.com/

ABOUT THIS CARDThis lovely card is from the talented Vincent Nguyen. Color artist for Blue Sky Studios by day, children's book illustrator and avid art collector by night, Vince started out in Houston, Texas where he began his artistic pursuit drawing dinosaurs and super heroes. He has worked on animated films such as Robots, the Ice Age series, and Horton Hears a Who! A well known children's book illustrator and contributor to many collaborative art books, Vince is widely published and always has another project in the works! Medium: oil paint To see more of Vincent's art please visit his blog: http://www.vincentdi.blogspot.com/ ...and his website: http://www.vincentdi.com/ABOUT THIS AUCTION As an extension of the documentary BROWNSTONES TO RED DIRT, Copper Pot Pictures has paired with Schools for Salone to hold an online art auction to benefit kids in need in Sierra Leone and New York. The auction includes over 150 pieces created by some of the top names in animation as well as children’s book, graphic novel and comic illustration, including Oscar-winning director Chris Wedge, Toy Story 3 Art Director Daisuke Tsutsumi, renowned illustrator Peter DeSeve and legendary Sesame Street puppeteer Caroll "Big Bird" Spinney. Each artist was given a blank birchwood postcard and asked to create a unique work based on the theme, “PEN PALS.” All proceeds will be used to build a school for war orphans in Freetown, Sierra Leone and to develop a library for at-risk youth in Brooklyn. Winning bids will be tax deductible to the fullest extent of the law. Please visit our blog to see all of the cards: http://btorpostcards.blogspot.com/To learn more about the schools and see clips of the kids from the film, please visit: http://brownstonestoreddirt.com/

ABOUT THIS CARDThis charming postcard is by artist and filmmaker Eric Favela. Raised in Tucson, Arizona Eric has been making artwork since he was able to grip a crayon. Although spanked as a child for drawing on the walls, he continued to pursue the dream of making art for a living. Graduating from CalArts with a Bachelor's in Character Animation, Eric moved to New York to story board for Blue Sky Studios on Horton Hears A Who! and Ice Age 3 and left his mark creating the beloved character Katie the Yak. Currently residing in southern California story boarding for Blue Sky on Rio while working in development for 20th Century Fox, Eric continues to utilize his ever-growing bucket of crayons for illustrations, caricatures and screenwriting which can be seen in his award winning short film Disconnected and the hilarious Two Minute Itch, both of which showcase his inventive wit and talent. Medium: pen & ink, white pencil & marker To view more of Eric's art please visit his blog: http://ericfavela.blogspot.com/ABOUT THIS AUCTION As an extension of the documentary BROWNSTONES TO RED DIRT, Copper Pot Pictures has paired with Schools for Salone to hold an online art auction to benefit kids in need in Sierra Leone and New York. The auction includes over 150 pieces created by some of the top names in animation as well as children’s book, graphic novel and comic illustration, including Oscar-winning director Chris Wedge, Toy Story 3 Art Director Daisuke Tsutsumi, renowned illustrator Peter DeSeve and legendary Sesame Street puppeteer Caroll "Big Bird" Spinney. Each artist was given a blank birchwood postcard and asked to create a unique work based on the theme, “PEN PALS.” All proceeds will be used to build a school for war orphans in Freetown, Sierra Leone and to develop a library for at-risk youth in Brooklyn. Winning bids will be tax deductible to the fullest extent of the law. Please visit our blog to see all of the cards: http://btorpostcards.blogspot.com/To learn more about the schools and see clips of the kids from the film, please visit: http://brownstonestoreddirt.com/

Normal 0 false false false MicrosoftInternetExplorer4 A collection 9 postcards New Orleans Jazz & Heritage Festival 9 years of the New Orleans Jazz & Heritage Festival 1975, 1976, 1977, 1978, 1979, 1980, 1981, 1982, & 1983 (see 11 photos) (6th, 7th, 8th, 9th, 10th, 11th, 12th, 13th, & 14th (see 11 photos) Jazz & Heritage festival, respectively) Each year appears on the front of the postcard Each original postcard is a more “portable” representation of the NOLA Jazz Fest poster of that year!! Each card measures 4 X 6” (inches) Poster facts are printed on the back of the postcards. These postcards have never been circulated through the mail. Example of a postcard fact: 1975 New Orleans Jazz & Heritage Festival poster. 1st in the series by Sharon Dinkins & Thorn Grafton. Published as a limited-edition serigraph in an original edition of 1,000 numbered prints plus a second printing of 300 numbered prints. · © 1975, 1976, 1977, 1978, 1979, 1980, 1981, 1982, & 1983 · New Orleans Jazz & Heritage Foundation, Inc. Iconographx, Inc. No Reserve. Bid High Early to stake your claim on these rare keepers. Highest Bidder to pay shipping ($3.97 USPS parcel post) to USA. Shipping to Australia and Canada is $12.00.I prefer Paypal. Sorry no international shipping (USA only). No Refunds on this collectible. Remember bidding is a contractual agreement to purchase. Please abide by the rules of this auction. Serious Bidders Only. Thankyou. Good Luck Bidding. Your positive feedback will let me know that you are satisfied with your purchase. After you leave positive feedback, then I will leave positive feedback P.S. Don’t miss out on this rare keeper. Please click above right to see my other auctions / New Orleans Treasure Hunters Haven (eBay store).