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Music Postcards by Joan Lehman Page 1 You will also find rare and playable postcards that can really be played on a phonograph. please check Back often to see what we have added to our storefront! |
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 #8 Souvenir 78 Record Postcard of Williamsburg,VA. A delightful travelog-recording about this famous scenic attraction. Very good condition. $25.00 |
 #38 Navy Day envelope with Edison 3 cent stamp. Oct. 27, 1947. $4.00 |
 writings on back. Good cond., but yellowed with age. $6.00 |
 fox-trot, vg condition $25.00 |
 #35 Edison Music Co. Envelope from 929 Chestnut St. Philadelphia. Postmark 1882! $15.00 |
 #32 Victor Plant, Cooper St., Camden, N.J. p.m. 1918. Pub. by P. Sander, Phila. Address and message on back. Good cond. Sold |
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#5 Tuck's Gramophone Record Postcard, C series, No. 12, 'The Leather Bottel', printed in England. vg condition, $25.00 |
 #20 Edison Dictating Machine, Adv. card. Some of back reads; Edison made a machine talk-then he made it behave. 40th year production. Stamped with his name and brain. From Brown-Howland Co. , 30 Federal St., Boston, Mass. Crease upper right corner, otherwise good cond. Sold Reverse Picture |
 #31 Columbia Phonograph Co. Bridgeport, Conn. #208102.iv. Pub. by Danziger & Berman, Conn. Divided back with written address and message. Crease at top. Sold! |
 #24 Edison birthplace with YOUNG Tom Edison photo. Most I have found have the older Mr. Edison in photo. Made in Germany, manu. in ME. Divided back, no handwriting. Penny postcard. Back has some spots, front good cond. $15.00 (Many more Thomas Edison Postcards available.) |
 #22 Ford and Edison Photo postcard by Artcraft, E. Rutherford, N.J. p.m. Aug 10, 1933, address no message. good cond. $12.00 (More Edison Postcards available.) |
 #25 Edison, W. Orange N.J. p.m. Aug. 1908.Divided back, penny postcard. #3698 Address and message in pencil. Good condition. $8.00 (more W.Orange available) |
 #19 Photo Postcard @1924, Plymouth, Vt., Aug. 19-1924. p.m. Aug.6, 1925. Crease lower left edge, 1/4" tear at top. Penceled address and message. $16.00 |
 #21 Edison Phonograph Advertising card. Some of back reads; Mr. Edison says: "I want to see a Phonograph in every home." Lists phonographs from $12.50-$125.00, Standard records .35, Amberol .50, Grand opera .75. Store Stamped; N. A. Stoddard, Read City, Mich. Good Condition. $15.00 |
 #9 78 Record Postcard , Happy New Year! , from See Here, c1956. Three month calendar, with message on disc. Very good condition. $25.00 |
 #27 The House Of Edison Electric Light, 807 Main St., Corner of Bacon St. Waltham, MA. 'Open every business day 2 to 10 P.M., Expert attendants showing latest practical things for Electric Housekeeping.' Divided back, no writing. Good condition. $8.00 |
 #28 Private Mailing Card. The Charles Leavitt Edgar Station,Weymouth, Mass. The Edison Electric Illuminating Company of Boston. p.m. Mar 11, 1946 with Red Cross War Fund. 1 1/2cent postage. Printed desc. and written address and small message on back. Card has center crease. $6.00 |
 #30 Ink Blotter 197-2 Edison Mazda Lamps. Some ink spots on back, good condition. $12.00 |
 Read the Printing #34 The Camden factories of the Victor Talking Machine Co. Form No. 8989. Printed in U.S.A., 12-26. Size 7"x4". Postcard has divided back, no writting.Good cond. $25.00 |
 #36 Edison First Day Cover. June 5, 1929. Air Mail. $30.00 |
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