Travel & Tourism from Paper Time Machines

Unused WWI Era Postcard. Initially operated as a "Store Carrier", the ship depicted was converted to an Armed Boarding Steamer for the British Navy in 1914. It was subsequently torpedoed by the German Submarine, SM UC-40 on 8 December 1917 in the North Sea by Lerwick. While being towed to port on 24 December 1917, the ship foundered in a… Read more

A pair of Sepiatone Bordered Postcards depicting scenes in Rome, Italy circa 1910s-20s. Never Used. Some slight toning and offset. Edge and corner wear very light.

2 Unused Colorized Image Postcards depicting famous landmarks in Rome (Roma) Italy. Very slight signs of edge and corn er wear. No writing, marks or stains

Black & White photo postcard depicting Atami Springs (An "Onsen") resort area in Shizuoka Prefecture, Japan. Unknown Publisher/Photoigrapher. Never used.

Pre-1908 Undivided Reverse Postcard with colorized photo of the Mt. Washington, NH landmark, The Tip Top House. Printed between 1898 and 1908 in Germany for MV Company. Mild edge and corner wear. Postcard is unused, free of any writing, marks or stains of note. Very light signs of toning on reverse or Message side.11.88

Pair of ca 1930s-40s White Bordered Postcards depicting colorized views of t he White Mountains or New Hampshire. Mild corner and edge wear, but no writing, marks or stains of note

This postcard depicting the (still) popular hotel in Aix-en-Provence, France was mailed by a US Soldier, 2nd Lt. Jim E. House, 3rd Field Hq, AGRC, to his "Folks" at 830 - 29th St., South Bend 15, Indiana (Pete Buttigieg's Hometown). House is still there. During this era, there was a Dr. AL Wagner who was a well known and published… Read more

Full color Chrome Postcard depicting the BIOSPHERE, originally constructed for the 1967 World Expo in Montreal. Following the World Expo, it remained for the "Man and His World" exhibit until 1976. This postcard was mailed to a recipient in Iowa City, Iowa, USA; franked with a 7¢ Queen Elizabeth Definitive. The recipients name and street address has been obfuscated. As well,… Read more

Slight wear to books cloth-on-board hardcover. Wear to Paper Dust Jacket is moderate. Inside book is in great shape. Pages are fresh and free of any marks, writing or stains.

Views photographed by Canadian Newspaper writer, editor and publisher, F.H. Leslie. His images of Niagara Falls and the Toronto area were so respected and admired, that there is a public park dedicated in his name in Niagara Falls, ONT Canada. This is a collection of seven (7) unused "White Bordered" Postcards depicting different color views of the falls and park.… Read more

A Colorized view of young men on "Riding Boards" on the Railroad Tracks passing through the White Mountains of NH. Light wear on the edges and corners, with a very tiny tear (

Postcard is unused, but does present moderate side and edge wear from handling. Looking at the face side, the lower right corner has a tiny corner ding (~.1"-.15")

Franked with Italy # 94 (Scott Cat #). Mailed From Rome, Italy to Antwerp, Belgium. Date Illegible, Difficult to Read. Moderate wear on edges and corners.

This Poscard depicts a Sightseeing Tourist Coach in Avalon, Catalina Island, CA Circa 1930s. It is unused, with mild handling wear on the corners and edges.

Very slight signs of shelf and handling wear. Paper Dust jacket is sound, with only a few tiny blemishes. Pages are immaculate and free of ajy writing, marks or stains.

Slight handling and shelf wear. Pages and interior free of any writing, marks or stains. Does not appear to have been read.

Very slight handling and shelf wear. Never read or used. Small ding on lower right corner of front cover panel. Inside is free of any writing, marks, or stains.

Near new condition. Only slight signs of shelf/handling wear. Pages clean and free of any writing, marks, or stains.

Very Slight Cover wear and a few of the end pages have small creases on the corner of the page. The book is free of any writing, marks or stains

A small collection of Jumbo Postcards from postcard publisher "Albert" (Albert Dohman) of Brussels, Belgium from the 1920s to 1930s. The postcards have never been used, but there is some minor handling wear on the edges and corners. For scans of the postcards not shown here, please contact us at collex@juno.com.