4 Fourth of July Antique Postcards. Publ Nash Comic Series. Collector Items 1909

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4 Fourth of July Antique Postcards. Publ Nash Comic Series. Collector Items 1909
This is a nice lot of 4 PATRIOTIC Antique Postcards from the early 1900s celebrating the 4th of July.  These are drawn in a COMIC design by publisher E. Nash, and called COMIC SERIES 1. E. Nash published during the years 1908-1910, and is considered one of the most wanted publishers.
The postcards have a similar design with red, white, and blue and a middle area where the comic scene is displayed. One shows two boys playing with a dog and firecrackers; another with a woman; and the other with two men reading newspapers. These pick up the firecracker theme for the 4th of July.
The postcards are UNPOSTED (3) and POSTED (1) with a cancel date of 1909.  One is nicely EMBOSSED. They have bright and bold colors.  They have divided backs. One is a duplicate.
These are BETTER POSTCARDS and are good for a collector or dealer. They will keep their value.  Often these postcards are sold as individual items for many dollars each. They are sleeved and in good condition. However, please expect some creases, stains and edge wear due to their age. The pictures show the postcards and their backs.  They are shipped in a sturdy envelope.
4 Napoleon Antique Postcards. TUCK Series #2853 & #979. Collector Items. Nice
This is a very nice lot of 4 GREETINGS POSTCARDS from the publisher TUCK & SONS that show NAPOLEON.  These postcards are ANTIQUE postcards from the 1910s.  The postcards are very colorful and attractive.  They have significant historical value, and they are postcards with very good value.  They retail for + each.
Three of these postcards come from TUCK & SONS Oilette Connoisseur Series # 2853 and called "Napoleon". These are beautiful antique postcards, and have a raised front as if they were oil paintings.  The artist is Bachroch-Baree.  They were published in the 1911 era and "Processed in Bavaria".  These postcards show Napoleon at St. Helena, at Waterloo, and at Leipzig.
The fourth postcard comes from TUCK & SONS Oilette Series #979, called "Napoleon".  The artist for this postcard is Antoine Jean Gros.  The front shows Napoleon with a sword and a flag in his hands. This postcard is written in French on the back, and it was published in the 1910 era.
These postcards are all UNPOSTED (4) and clean.  They have DIVIDED backs.
These are BETTER POSTCARDS and are good for a collector or dealer. They will keep their value.  Often these postcards are sold as individual items for many dollars each. They are sleeved and in good condition. However, please expect some creases, stains and edge wear due to their age. The pictures show the postcards and their backs.  They are shipped in a sturdy envelope.
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,  for other fine antique and vintage postcards and collectible items.  We are well established as an antique postcard dealer, and have a good reputation for meeting our customer's expectations.  We have a strong inventory of antique 1900's postcards including from publisher's TUCK & SONS and INTERNATIONAL ART PUBLISHING (artist Ellen Clapsaddle). Let us know of your interests and desires.  If you purchase multiple lots, we will send you an invoice for the combined shipping.  In case you have already paid for the lots, we will still combine your shipment and refund you the extra shipping charges back to your account.  Thank you for your interest, and we very much appreciate your patronage!