Hi - I've been an eBay seller since 1997. All postcards are vintage - no reproductions. FREE SHIPPING ON ADDITIONAL ITEMS! Buy as many items as you like and pay only one shipping charge. If you are purchasing items from the store, make your selections FIRST, then pay at the end. CONDITION: Light to moderate wear, no creases or damage unless specifically noted here (crease upper right, discolored on back but not front) PAYMENT: Please feel free to email me with any questions regarding payment methods. All postcards are shipped in hard protective mailers. Prices are firm so please do not send lower offers. ABBREVIATIONS: RPPC stands for "real photo post card" an actual photograph with a postcard back, made directly from a negative, not printed on a printing press. UB stands for "undivided back" the earliest form of postcard circa 1908 & earlier when only the adress could be written on the back. Thanks for looking! Powered by eBay Turbo Lister The free listing tool. List your items fast and easy and manage your active items.

RARE ORIGINAL PHOTO OF A CHURCH ON FIRE ON BEACH STREET IN STATEN ISLAND NEW YORK 1948...IT WAS THE ST PAUL'S REFORMED CHURCH....ITS 2 SIMILAR PHOTOS FRAMED SIDE BY SIDE...IT MEASURES 9" X 21"....THIS IS AN ORIGINAL PHOTO....SHIPPING IS $10.00

Post Office, Great Kills, SI. Postmarked September 2, 1910. Minor edge wear. Buyer to pay $1.75 shipping. I accept PayPal. Please email me if you have any questions.

Vernon Avenue Bridge, Newtown Creek, LI. Unsent c1905. Crease to bottom right side. Newtown Creek from Wikipedia: "Before the nineteenth century urbanization and industrialization of the surrounding neighborhoods, Newtown Creek was a longer and shallower tidal waterway, and wide enough that it contained islands. It drained parts of what are now the neighborhoods of Bushwick, Williamsburg and Greenpoint in Brooklyn; and Maspeth, Ridgewood, Sunnyside and Long Island City in Queens. During the second half of the nineteenth century it became a major industrial waterway, bounded along most of its length by retaining walls, the shipping channel maintained by dredging. The Montauk Branch of the Long Island Rail Road, mainly a freight line, runs along the North bank. A liquid natural gas port is under construction on the South bank, between Kingsland and Greenpoint Avenues, Whale Creek, and the main stream of Newtown Creek." Buyer to pay $1.75 shipping. I accept PayPal. Please email me if you have any questions.

Hotel Regent, Broadway & 70th St., New York City Click Photos to Enlarge Description Hotel Regent, Broadway & 70th Street, New York City. Purchased by the adjacent Sherman Square Hotel in 1909 and combined to make the new Sherman Square Hotel. Divided back postcard. No publisher identified. Postally unused. Good to very good condition. Tiny corner bend top left. Small internal bend bottom left. Light corner wear. Buyer pays $1.75 for postage and secure packaging. Paypal accepted. Items shipped to New York addresses are subject to 8.875% sales tax. If you are an International buyer, I welcome you! But before you pay for the item, please wait for an invoice from me which will be adjusted for postage to your country. Whenever possible, I will combine multiple auction wins to save the buyer on postage. Your satisfaction is guaranteed. If you are not satisfied with your purchase for any reason, I will refund your purchase price (postage not included). If you feel that I have misstated the condition of the item, I will refund your purchase price including postage. Payment and Shipping Affordable Auction Management and Image Hosting Solutions @ inkFrog

THIS STRAIGHT FROM THE PRINTERS BOX CANARSIE BOOK BY BRIAN MERLIS WAS PUBLISHED IN 2008 AND IN BRAND NEW. HEAVY DUTY COVER, SPINE AND GLOSSY PAGES MAKES THIS A TREASURE WHICH CAN PROVIDE SHARED MEMORIES AND STAY IN THE FAMILY FOR DECADES. WRITTEN BY BRIAN MERLIS AND LEE ROSENSWEIG. IN THIS BOOK, THEIR MOST AMBITIOUS TO DATE, THEY TRACE THE HISTORY OF THIS OFTEN OVERLOOKED NEIGHBORHOOD FROM ITS NATIVE AMERICAN ROOTS THROUGH PRESENT TIMES. TOPICS COVERED INCLUDE: EARLY SETTLEMENT, GOLDEN CITY PARK, SAND BAY, INDIAN CREEK, HOUSES OF WORSHIP, PUBLIC SCHOOLS, JAMAICA BAY FISHING AND CLAMMING, THE SHORE, STREETS, THE PETER CLAESEN WYCKOFF AND SCHENCK DUTCH FARMHOUSES, OLD STREETS, AVENUES AND ROADS OF CANARSIE. PROFUSELY ILLUSTRATED WITH NEARLY 450 PHOTOGRAPHS, MAPS, AND OTHER GRAFICS AND CHARTS, THIS 218 PAGE HARD COVER EDITION IS GUARANTEED TO PLEASE. ONLY 800 COPIES WERE PRINTED. FOR USA CUSTOMERS, UNLIMITED POSTCARDS IN ONE ENVELOPE FOR ONE $2 S&H. BOOKS ARE $4 FOR S&H. PAYPAL PREFERRED. INTERNATIONAL BUYERS ARE REQUESTED TO WAIT FOR OUR INVOICE WHICH WILL REFLECT INTERNATIONAL MAILING RATES.

SUPER Nice old ORIGINAL Postcard Bath Beach Railroad Station Brooklyn, New York ca. 1905 For offer and a very nice and RARE old Postcard. Fresh from a local estate. Vintage, Antique, old, Original - NOT a Reproduction - Guaranteed!! Great scene. Train at the station. Advertising sign, people, etc. Undivided back, with postal postmark, stamp, and manuscript message. In good to very good condition. A very light crease at corner edge. Nothing too major. Not sure which line this is, as more research is needed : perhaps the Brooklyn, Flatbush and Coney Island Railroad (The Brighton Line), The New York and Manhattan Beach Railroad, The Prospect Park and Coney Island Railroad (The Culver Line), or The Brooklyn, Bath and Coney Island Railroad (The West End Line). Please see photo below. NOTE: Looks better than shown in photo below - more clear, etc. If you collect early 20th century Americana photo history, advertisement ad, transportation, train locomotive, New York City, County, etc., this is a real nice one for your paper / ephemera collection. Perhaps some genealogy importance for someone as well. Get this one while you can! Winning bidder pays shipping, international s/h is more. No reserve Good luck bidding. Combine Shipping on multiple bid wins!

You are bidding on a vintage postcard view of "Bell Ave., Looking North from R.R. Crossing" in Bayside, New York. This Queens County postcard appears to be circa 1915 or perhaps a bit older, is unused and is in exc-exc+ condition with no creases and just a trace of corner/edge wear. We will ship any number of cards from multiple lots that will easily fit into our secure protective 6" x 8" cardboard mailer to locations within the U.S. for a flat fee of $2.00 as long as a single payment is made for all lots won. PLEASE NOTE THAT THE FEE FOR SHIPPING TO INTERNATIONAL LOCATIONS is $2.50 to Canada and Mexico and $3.00 to most other locations for up to three cards in one package and $4.00 for up to eight cards in one package. Please contact us for fees on larger/heavier packages. PLEASE NOTE: If you would like to take advantage of combined shipping, your payment must be a single payment for multiple lots shipped in one package. And if the invoice furnished by Ebay or Paypal does not combine shipping, please wait for an invoice from us which we normally email to the winning bidder within 24 hours after the auction ends.

You are bidding on a vintage postcard view of the "L.I. Station" in Bayside, New York. This Queens County postcard was not postally used but there is a bit of writing on the reverse dated 1917 and is in exc-exc+ condition with no creases and very little to no corner/edge wear. We will ship any number of cards from multiple lots that will easily fit into our secure protective 6" x 8" cardboard mailer to locations within the U.S. for a flat fee of $2.00 as long as a single payment is made for all lots won. PLEASE NOTE THAT THE FEE FOR SHIPPING TO INTERNATIONAL LOCATIONS is $2.50 to Canada and Mexico and $3.00 to most other locations for up to three cards in one package and $4.00 for up to eight cards in one package. Please contact us for fees on larger/heavier packages. PLEASE NOTE: If you would like to take advantage of combined shipping, your payment must be a single payment for multiple lots shipped in one package. And if the invoice furnished by Ebay or Paypal does not combine shipping, please wait for an invoice from us which we normally email to the winning bidder within 24 hours after the auction ends.

ALBERTYPE ,BLACK AND WHITE ,CIRCA LATE 20s ,EARLY 30s ,UNUSED,MINT CONDITION POSTCARD DEPICTING THE BUSINESS SECTION .