Click the picture to see a larger more detailed image. You get 3 for $3 (that's $1 each). Vintage 5 1/2" tall postcard of Leo Carrillo. These came from a collector who hoarded them a long time ago. They are marked "Western Art Post Card Co.". There is a spot on the reverse for a stamp. These are very uncommon and we are very pleased to have found them for you. Leo Carrillo appeared in over 90 films and is best known for his role as the sidekick pancho in the TV series the Cisco Kid. These are from around the mid 1950s and are in excellent unused condition.

Click the picture to see a larger more detailed image. Vintage 1906 (dated) 12 3/4" tall stone lithograph print on thin cardboard featuring a lady with a bouquet of wild geraniums in the foreground. Marked "Copyright 1906 The Gray Litho Co. NY."

 

These have quite a history. They are unused old stock that was originally uncovered in a San Francisco commercial building. They were donated to a museum that wanted to sell them to raise funds for a monument dedicated to Eleanor Roosevelt, but, the museum owner passed away. Now, they are here. Excellent condition. These are incredibly beautiful.

Click the picture to see a larger more detailed image. Vintage 1909 (dated) 12 3/4" tall stone lithograph print on thin cardboard featuring a veiled lady wearing a fur. Marked "1909 The Gray Litho Co. NY." Illustrated by L. Knoefel with his signature mark.

 

These have quite a history. They are unused old stock that was originally uncovered in a San Francisco commercial building. They were donated to a museum that wanted to sell them to raise funds for a monument dedicated to Eleanor Roosevelt, but, the museum owner passed away. Now, they are here. Excellent condition. These are incredibly beautiful.

Click the picture to see a larger more detailed image. Vintage 1910 (dated) 12 3/4" tall stone lithograph print on thin cardboard featuring a lady with long gloves holding two Fox stoles. Marked "Copyright 1910 The Gray Litho Co. NY." This is a very rare one.

 

These have quite a history. They are unused old stock that was originally uncovered in a San Francisco commercial building. They were donated to a museum that wanted to sell them to raise funds for a monument dedicated to Eleanor Roosevelt, but, the museum owner passed away. Now, they are here. Excellent condition. These are incredibly beautiful.

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