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UPCOMING SHOW - EVENT
INFORMATION
(Show Promoters, see info
below for listings in our Postcard News from Courthouse Square -Show
Calendar, $15 for 12 issues or until show date)
Get out to a Postcard Show....it'll do you
good!
THEFT ALERT:
THEFT ALERT: On January 21st postcard dealer Cole Woodbury stayed
at a Motel 6 in Oklahoma City, en route from a show in Ft Worth Texas
to his home in Missouri. During the night, his vehicle was broken
into and his entire show stock (approximately 55,000 postcards) was
stolen. The cards were in 25 long postcard boxes; 4 small boxes; and
20 albums. NOTE that all of the postcards in this stock have the code
number "126" penciled on the message side of the card, usually near
the stamp box. If you have any information about the theft, or if
someone offers to sell you a large quantity of cards (particularly if
you are in Oklahoma or nearby), please email Cole at:
felix_st@swbell.net
UPCOMING
2006 SHOWS
Springfield
Missouri
Friday
Feb 10, 10 AM to 7 PM (Early Bird at 9am)
Saturday
Feb 11, , 10 AM to 4 PM
Dealers this year include:
Morgan Rogan, MN; Don Palmer, Rogers AR; Carolyn Beevers, Dallas Tx;
Gerald Schmidt, St Ann MO; Barry Yancey, Anderson IN; Dave Long, IN,
Dave Polc, Hannibal MO; Debbie Propes, Columbia MO; Tom Garnhart,
Wisconsin, Res Fliess, Wisconsin, Chris Peadon, Wichita KS, Jeff
Eischen, NE; John Poehlen, Jefferson City MO, Henry Heflin, Grain
Valley MO; Don Ulrich, Weeping Water NE, Hal Ottaway, Wichita KS, Jim
Taylor, Neosho MO. (several others expected by show
time)
Lamplighter
Inn-North
I-44
at Glenstone Exit 80A, next to Cracker Barrel Springfield
MO
Spring
Dallas Metro Postcard Club
Show
and Sale
Friday,
Feb 17, 2006 (Early Bird available at 9:00am) 10:00 AM to 6:00
PM
Saturday,
Feb 18, 2006 10:00AM to 4:00 PM
Dealers this year include: Norm
Porter, Pleasanton TX; Dale Faulk, San Antonio TX; Bill Hemer, TX;
Bill Petersen, TX; Dave Long, IN; Dan Monsanto, TX; Wallace Chariton,
Plano Tx; Gordon Carlson, NE; Ned Coleman, TX; Terry Christensen TX;
Bill Buck, TX; Res Fleiss, WI; Ken Wilson, Drippin' Springs TX; Deb
Wilson, TX; George Cook, Dallas TX; Tom Garnhart, WI; Bill Agee, Waco
TX; Al Aspiron, TX; Jim Taylor, Neosho MO; (several others expected
by show time)
The theme this year is
Texas State
Fair, and the Dallas
Metro Postcard Club will host exhibits and a membership signup table
at the show.
Great Vintage to Modern
Postcards, for sale in all price ranges! We will also have archival
postcard supplies, and reference volumes, for sale. Plus free
Postcard Collector and Barr's Postcard News issues while supplies
last. This show is held annually in association with the Dallas
Metroplex Postcard Club. (Membership information available at the
show). A limited edition Rick Geary illustrated postcard will be
available at the door.
Plenty of Free Parking! Great
restaurants, reasonable hotel rates, great shopping area for the
family!
Southfork
Hotel (formerly Fred Harvey Hotel)
Hwy
75, 1600 North Central Expry Exit 29 (east) Plano,
TX
Don't forget that the famous
Route 66 collector, photographer, author, painter, postcard
publisher, and busiest of Mother Road Travelers, Jerry McClanahan,
Corsicana, Tx., will be signing his newest book at the Dallas
Metro Club show in Plano TX, Feb 17,18. Visit with him about his
collecting, traveling and you can purchase his new
book.
Capital
of Texas Postcard Club
Show
and Sale
Friday,
Feb 24, 2006 (Early Bird available at 9:00am) 10:00 AM to 9:00
PM
Saturday,
Feb 25, 2006 10:00AM to 4:00 PM
Great dealers from around the
country will be there. Here is a list (more expected by
showtime)
Dave Long, IN; Dan Monsanto,
TX; Wallace Chariton, TX; Larry Jones, TX; Bill Buck, TX; Alan Gould,
MS; Bill Petersen, TX; Gordon Carlson, NE; Morgan Rogan, MN; Norm
Porter, TX; Dale Faulk, TX; Bill Bassett, TX; Tony Meager, AZ; Tom
Garnhart, WI, Roger Pinckney, TX; Rex Fleiss, WI; RJ Edwards, TX;
David Crocket, TX; Ken Wilson, TX; Deb Wilson, TX; Ned Coleman, TX;
Jim Taylor, Neosho, MO
Great Vintage to Modern
Postcards and Stamps for collectors, for sale in all price ranges! We
will also have archival postcard supplies, stamps for collectors, and
reference volumes, for sale. Plus free Postcard Collector and Barr's
Postcard News issues while supplies last. This show is held annually.
The top dealers and collectors of Texas historical postcards and
photographs are expected to attend. Beautiful and Rare Halloween,
Santas and Signed Artists postcards will be for sale.
The Capital of Texas Postcard
Club will have club member displays, and club membership
information.
Plenty of Free
Parking!
Admission: $2 for both days, a
$5 Early Bird admission is available at 9:00am Friday.
Woodward
Hotel and Conf Center(formerlly Holiday Inn South)
3401
S Interstate 35 @ Woodward St, Austin, TX
78741
The International
Postcard Scene...European Shows
Ron
from Holland
The Paris postcard show was held
January 13 and 14. This is one of the big postcard shows every
January in the Theatre de la Mutualite. There you will find about 60
to 70 dealers from around Europe, mostly French of course. But
because Paris is easy to reach by air, car or a train you find many
international dealers and buyers too, which means that roughly
2000-3000 buyers are coming through the doors. If you are a collector
of better French topographical cards it is there where you have to
be. Hot is also the French political postcards of course also related
to their world wide colonial history. And naturally all topics are
there to be found. Irritating is that most of the dealers have their
boxes with topics etc. turned towards themselves so you must ask for
the section and in French language, to get what you want to see. That
has a story. Because of organized crime at big postcard shows all
over Europe, dealers want to know what is going where and to whom.
Unlike the US you have in Paris very often about 10-15 people at two
8 foot tables, practically all day long and that needs a lot of
control. This year I only met one dealer from America who was on a
buying mission. Paris is a great show for collectors, but finding US
photo views is a waste of time, it simply is not there. England is
better place for that. But if you look for Canadian cards then
logically you find Canadian cards there. African cards is what you
can find there very well too and of course the better artist signed.
One of the dealers even has many Wiener Werkstatte postcards, besides
Mucha and Kirchner and which show do you find those cards by the
hundreds!! Paris is a show for advanced collectors and prices are
accordingly. But a hotel ( not US standards) you still find for
$80-100. And Paris is still Paris.....a great place to be.
Ron from Holland email
ronsas@zonnet.nl
(editors note: Ron Debijl, is a
well-known Dutch postcard dealer that exhibits in shows in Europe and
the U.S.,
and sells on Ebay, seller id
"
globalhistory
"....thanks Ron for the show info, Jim)
RBF Vintage Collectibles
Show
Ralph Bowman
The new RBF Vintage Collectibles Show is making
its debut on April 29th-30th, 2006 at an all NEW Orange County
Location; The OC Fair and Expo Center - Bldg #12. We have had a good
response from dealers for the 24,000 sq.ft. space. Our goal is a
great venue for 1st class dealers from around the world to meet once
a year to show their wares on the West Coast. Morgan Majors and Ralph
Bowman hope to bring you a weekend full of choice material in
postcards, paper, and an array of vintage antique collectibles,
including all of the leading fruit and cigar label dealers. We will
bring 30 years of experience and a dealer friendly environment. Along
with the RBF Show, only 100 feet away is a two day Antique Market,
with 18 to 20 thousand people attending over the two days. Our
advertising directing collectors to RBF is from trade papers,
newpapers, travel publications, billboards before and during the
show. Please visit our website at RBF.com for details and contact
information.
The RBF Vintage Collectibles show is really
starting to take shape as we near the
April 29-30
2006 show dates!
Although we have moved to a great new show location in Building 12 at
the Orange
County Fair Ground, 88 Fair Drive in Costa Mesa,
California, we will continue to bring you a new and unique
concept in antique and collectible shows.
We are pleased to announce attending dealers from
all over the country, including but not limited to: John Butler, NV,
Dennis Goreham of UT, Jim Dehne of TX, Jim Taylor of MO, Doug Wayne
of CA, Dan Da Palma of CA, Marty Michaels of CA, Ralph Bowman of CA,
Jim Reid of CA, Margo Essman of CA, John Heleva of CA, Vern Potter of
CA, Mike Bianca of CA, Nick Farago of CA, Dave McPheters of CA, Roger
and Jeremy LeRoque of CA, John Nutting of NV, Ted Jackson of CA, John
Star of CA, Glenn Schinke of CA, Mark Santa Maria of CA, Del Rosa
Stamp and Coin of CA, Leo Costanza of CA, Sandy Cloud of CA, Bob
Chatt of CA, Larry Stone of CA, Don Ney of CA, Ron De Bijl of
Holland, B & B Paper, CA,; Norm Sturgis, CA; Marshall Humphries,
CA; Frank Frisch; Frank Gallucci, Sid Emerson, Blue Moon Antiques,
John Schelmale, John and Rosalinda Sheaffer, Robert Sawyer, and many
more!
As you can see we've had a great response and
booths are filling up quickly so be sure to reserve your booth today
before they're gone! You can contact us by phone (619) 273-9049 or
email: therbfshow@mac.com
VINTAGE PAPER FAIR ANNOUNCES NEW SAN FRANCISCO SHOW
Hal
Lutsky
Vintage Paper Fair, which produces
antique postcard & paper shows in Northern & Southern
California has announced a new summer show in San Francisco to be
held in the Hall of Flowers in Golden Gate Park on August 12 &
13.
The show will be about 70%
postcards but will alsocontain all types of ephemera including:
stereoviews, labels, brochures, Victorian, sports &
transportation memorabilia, photography and much more. There will be
about 90 tables at the show and about 40-50 dealers. The promoter
expects about a million postcards to be displayed. Typically, Vintage
Paper Fair shows have material in all price ranges with postcards
from 25 cents to $100 & up.
Admission will be free both
days. "It's a bit of an experiment" says promoter Hal Lutsky. "The
cost of the hall is reasonable, so I decided to do free admission.
I'm not aware of any indoor shows that have free admission. Also,
since it's a new show and the market hasn't been that great for shows
recently, it can only help attendance."
As a postcard & paper
dealer himself, Lutsky says that getting through the summers has
always been a challenge. "Paper dealers generally don't like outdoor
shows" he continued, "which is mostly what we have here in the
summer. The elements are hard on paper and there are very few indoor
shows that time of year. Paper dealers always worry about how they're
going to survive the summer, so I thought there was a need for a good
indoor paper show."
Another reason for the
summer show is the fact that San Francisco is a major tourist
destination and that's when most tourists visit. "Collectors usually
see the same dealers with mostly the same stuff" the promoter
continued "so here's a great opportunity for collectors to see
completely fresh material. Hopefully, people will plan their
vacations around the show".
The show will be held in a
beautiful, world class setting. The Hall of Flowers in Golden Gate
Park is next to the botanical gardens and across the street from a
trendy urban neighborhood full of restaurants and other amenities.
While many shows are held in somewhat isolated locations this one is
convenient to almost everything. The hall is very close to public
transportation and there's a new parking garage at the recently
completed De young Museum, about a 10 minute walk from the hall.
There is lots of free street parking in the park as well. Lutsky
lives about 10 minutes away from the hall and his website contains
some hot tips from a San Francisco native on the best places to
park.
"People are already asking
me if I'll do a show here twice a year" the promoter says. "All I can
think of is a story I read years ago. While Christopher Reeve was in
the middle of shooting his first Superman movie, he ran into Sean
Connery who of course made many James Bond films. He asked Connery
how much money he should demand for his next Superman film. 'Just
make sure the first one's good' said Connery 'or there won't be a
next one'".
More information is
available at the website: www.vintagepaperfair.com.
JAPANESE POSTCARDS DISPLAYED
AT THE
LAKE COUNTY DISCOVERY
MUSEUM
View the social and cultural
landscape of early twentieth century Japan in 100 Views of Japan a
special exhibit of Japanese postcards at the Lake County Discovery
Museum near Wauconda, IL. The postcards, from the collection of Susan
Brown Nicholson, are on display through April 27, 2006 in the
Museum's White Room Gallery.
Spanning several decades, the
postcards of 100 Views of Japan showcase changing artistic and social
ideas influenced by an emerging modern culture and centuries of
tradition. In Japan, postcards were used for advertising, marking
important occasions, and as an artistic medium. Brought together,
these cards provide an insight into Japan and its culture.
The postcards in the exhibit are a
portion of the collection of Susan Brown Nicholson, a recognized
authority on paper ephemera and author of The Encyclopedia of Antique
Postcards. An appraiser of antique paper items, she writes monthly
columns for Barr's Postcard News and The Postcard Collector. She also
produces three major postcard and ephemera shows in the Chicago area
each year. This fall she served as co-juror for the Lake County
Discovery Museum's biannual Postcard Art Competition and
Exhibition.
Museum Gallery Hours and
Admission
The Lake County Discovery Museum
is located on Route 176 just west of Fairfield Road and east of
Wauconda within Lakewood Forest Preserve. Gallery hours are Monday
&endash; Saturday from 11 a.m. to 4:30 p.m., and Sunday from 1 p.m.
to 4:30 p.m.
Admission is $6 for adults and
$2.50 for youth ages four to 17. Children three years and under are
free. Seniors are $2.50 after 2 p.m. On Discount Tuesdays,
admission is $3 for adults, and youth 17 years and under are free.
Admission is always free for members of the Friends of the Lake
County Discovery Museum.
For more information about 100
Views of Japan or to download discount admission coupons, visit
www.LakeCountyDiscoveryMuseum.org or call 847-968-3400.
DEL'S
PAPER TREASURY
Real
photo postcards, photography, printed postcards, posters, covers,
broadsides.
All types of collectible paper goods.
DEL's
Paper Treasury will soon be offering
an online auction of real photo postcards and photography. These
auctions will be held online at their website delspapertreasury.com.
Lyn
Knight's 40 + years experience in
building collections of U.S. currency and coins as well as 20 years
in the auction business, helps make this a great opportunity to build
your collection. Sales
will be online, and catalogues will be
available to subscribers. DON'T Miss
This Opportunity.
Just
Click here to Visit DEL'S PAPER TREASURY,, complete form to get on
his list.
New Reference Materials
Available
We get lots of inquiries for the latest in
reference material for both postcards and postal history collectors.
Here are some of the new releases, as well as links to other
references. These are available now HERE
Attention Missouri,
Arkansas, Louisiana, Mississippi and Tennessee Collectors.
The newest postal history
reference book complete with a scarcity index is HERE!
-
"United States Post Office
Volume 7: The Lower Mississippi
Valley." (Richard W. Helbock.)
The NEWEST book in this useful and popular series contains an
alphabetical listing of all independent post offices that ever
operated in Arkansas, Louisiana, Mississippi, Missouri and Tennessee.
In addition to post office names, the list includes location by
county and state, years of operation and a scarcity index for every
entry, relative to the most common postmark for each town. This is
the first such scarcity information EVER published for these five
states. 320-pages. Softbound. Price: $27.50
plus $5 priority
p/h,
use paypal here
Another great important check
list of Real Photo Postcards, by the famous Kansas photographer,
William H. "Dad" Martin. This includes varieties and rarieties of the
famous Martin Exaggerations, Western Themes, Native Americans, and
more. More than 46 pages, 3 hole punched and in a report
cover/folder. (USPS Priority)
Martin Checklist by Wichita
Postcard Club $18, plus
shipping
or at our website.We
have this title in stock, ready for immediate shipment.
• NEW!
Checklist of Curt Teich Linen Comic Postcards
by
Thomas O.
Garnhart
The Checklist
of Curt Teich Linen Comic
Postcards is the first
definitive and systematic cataloging of linen comic postcards by this
quality printer and publisher. Amidst the growing popularity of
linens, it is a valuable resource for both collectors and dealers.
Some 1548 detailed entries list cards in order of the production.
Value ranges are provided to identify the comparative
desirability/rarity of each postcard. Detailed information is given
about each entry, including inscriptions, series names, and
indicators of which are WWII related and which are black racial
stereotypes. $24.95 + p/h visit
this link for details and scan of cover.
(EDITOR"S NOTE......A new Checklist is coming...Publication of a
new checklist titled Comic Postcards of WWII is expected in early
Spring 2006. (It may also includ large letter military linens)
This new and updated list will include considerably more data than
previous resources. A Pittman and Greiner list, last updated in 2000,
was the best thing previously in print, though its availability was
limited. A helpful feature of this new publication will be an
index of cards by the inscription on the cards face that indicates
the name of the publisher. Since many cards are difficult to
identify, this is of great help to the collector. Illustrations
are being included to define the style of various publishers,
including previously unidentified publishers. This list is being
authored by Dr. Thomas O. Garnhart, author of the popular Checklist
of Curt Teich Linen Comic Postcards.
The Illustrated Check List
of John V Dedrick's Postcards
Wichita Postcard Club's great
listing of real photo images by the Indian Territory photographer
famous for his portrayal of Native Americans, settlers, and
historical Plains States real photo postcards.$12, plus shipping, use
paypal here or at our website.We
have this title in stock, ready for immediate
shipment.
Postcards by Rick Geary: The
Complete Checklist
Wichita Postcard Club's complete
checklist of Rick Geary Postcards. Illustrated.. $10 plus shipping,
use paypal here or at our website.We
have this title in stock, ready for immediate
shipment.
IT IS
HERE...NOW!
-
"United States Post Office
Volume 7: The Lower Mississippi
Valley." (Richard W.
Helbock.) The NEWEST book in this useful and popular series contains
an alphabetical listing of all independent post offices that ever
operated in Arkansas, Louisiana, Mississippi, Missouri and Tennessee.
In addition to post office names, the list includes location by
county and state, years of operation and a scarcity index for every
entry, relative to the most common postmark for each town. This is
the first such scarcity information EVER published for these five
states. 320-pages. Softbound. Price: $27.50
plus
p/h,
use paypal here or at our website.We
have this title in stock, ready for immediate
shipment.
Here are some links to some of our
favorite postcard websites and ebay sellers. Be sure to visit our
website for images and more great postcard collecting
information.
For a complete listing of
the postcard shows produced by Jim Taylor and CourthouseSquare.net
visit
http://www.courthousesquare.net
Some great postcard Auction
sites include: (more to come!)
- Ebay, Ralph Bowman,
thousands of listings, click on thepapergallery2
05.06
- Playle, Ebay, Skurfan
Postcards, state views by the thousands, click on
/SKURFAN/
or seach seller id "skurfan" on ebay 05.06
- Ebay, Hal Ottaway, Ebay ,
great postcards and other fabulous collectibles, click on
taos
05.06
- Ebay Ron from Holland,
click on GLOBALHISTORY
Views and Topicals Worldwide, every month 1000 plus cards in
auction. Email EURODELTIOLOGY@wanadoo.nl
05.06
- Ebay, sebagopaper
great real photo postcards and other paper 05.06
Other Postcard Related
Events and Sites
Our friend Jim Mehrer
conducts bimonthly Postal
History Mail Bid Sales
containing thousands of individually described covers and postcards.
Jim also offers a wide selection of reference literature titles and
storage supplies for collectors and dealers. To visit Jim Mehrer's
Postal History, click HERE.
--SLOGAN
MACHINE CANCEL BOOK GOING OUT OF PRINT
We have just learned that one of
this year's most popular and best selling reference literature titles
is going out of print in late January: Contact Jim Mehrer about
this.
U.S. Promotional Slogan
Cancellations, 1899-1940. (Payne & Billings/2005): This essential
work contains a listing all known slogan machine postal markings,
with more than 1,000 illustrations & a valuation guide. (352
pages; looseleaf.) Order #750601-LL. $40.00 postpaid to U.S.
addresses. (Illinois residents: $42.80. Outside U.S.:
$49.00.)
We have a few of these books in
stock and can order more during these final weeks of availability,
but after that, they will NOT be available from our publisher. So
that we can determine what our final stock order should be, we are
relying on your reply NOW.
To order, begin by sending an
email to: mehrer@postal-history.com,
so that we can reserve a copy for you. Then, send your check or money
order for the appropriate amount to:
Jim Mehrer's Postal
History
2405-30th Street
Rock Island, IL 61201
Dear Postcard Dealers and
Collectors,I invite you to advertise in
Postcard Collector, the
best monthly publication, for 23 years, dedicated to your postcard
business and collecting. I have all kinds of advertising options to
fit your budget. Call or Email me at 1-800-482-7151 or
Lenore.Howard@fwpubs.com
, Postcard Collector
--
Are you looking for a
postcard show or stamp show near you? Visit Jim Mehrer's Show
Calendar for Collectors of Stamps, Postal History and Postcards by
clicking HERE.
CLASSIFIED
ADS
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Looking for a series of Santa Fe,
New Mexico postcards made with woodcut printing technique and
identified by Gustave Baumann on the reverse side of the postcard.
Hal Ottaway, PO Box 780282, Wichita KS 67278. hottaway@cox.net ...
06.06
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I'm always buying better U.S.
Postal History material. What do you have for sale? Email Jim Mehrer
at mehrer@postal-history.com ... 06.06
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WANTED TO BUY: PRE-1950 VINITA
OKLAHOMA POSTCARDS AND OTHER ITEMS. Jim,
jmtaylor@ipa.net....05.06
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WANTED TO BUY: TEXANA, OLD EARLY
TEXAS HISTORICAL ITEMS PHOTOS AND POSTCARDS. Wallace,
rebltexn@comcast.net 05.06
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FOR SALE: Newsletter Classifieds,
see below, or email for details Classifieds@CourthouseSquare.net,
Newsletter is Free, Classifieds are inexpensive. 05.06
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WANTED TO BUY - Veterinary
Related Postcards & Trade Cards including the topics of animal
freaks, animal welfare, antivivisectionists, pet cemeteries,
rendering, lice, insecticides, pesticides and
parasitology. Trenton Boyd:
BoydT@missouri.edu 07.06
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BUYER: We are always buying
collections and accumulations, all state views and topical postcards,
also travel, photos, brochures, movie, Hollywood, props, costumes,
stills, call Ralph, Paper Gallery, 1-760-749-9737,
ralph@papergallery.com 05.06
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WANTED "HALL PHOTO CO."
CARDS
I am working on a book about the
postcard photographer George E. Hall. He was in business from
1906-1918 and worked exclusively in Stone and Taney Counties,
Missouri. He made approximately 900 real photo view cards of the
Shepherd of the Hills area which includes the towns of Branson,
Hollister, Galena and Reeds Spring. I am seeking examples of his work
and would like to purchase what you have. If you have something and
do not wish to sell then I would appreciate having a scan or a
photocopy of the image. This would help document our checklist of his
output. Contact: C. Trenton Boyd 09.06
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