The first George W. was quite a card..
Article Abstract:
The reason why George Washington is still popular today and the post cards with his picture depicting the various aspects of life are described. Age of the card, condition, artwork, artist signature all determine the value, the common patriotic such as the 'cherry tree' is proposed to be priced at $3-$5, but George Washington with hatchet is listed between $7-$10.
Publication Name: Antiques & Collecting Magazine
Subject: Home and garden
ISSN: 1084-0818
Year: 2003
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Easter greetings from Woolson Spice Co
Article Abstract:
The Woolson Spice Co. was the first to use holidays and seasons as themes for premium card illustrations. The company's Easter insert premium cards of the late 1880s and 1890s are considered by many collectors to be the loveliest trade cards ever printed.
Publication Name: Antiques & Collecting Magazine
Subject: Home and garden
ISSN: 1084-0818
Year: 2005
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Julia Eunice: The cabbage patch kid
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The cabbage patch kid is an antique doll that was auctioned off for 15 dollars in an auction at Charlottesville, Virginia. This charming doll lost its appeal with time.
Publication Name: Antiques & Collecting Magazine
Subject: Home and garden
ISSN: 1084-0818
Year: 2003
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