Vintage Postcards

Take Your Base appears within the 1913 A.M.P. Co. PC798-37 postcard issue from the To My Valentine Cherub Series, in the Embossed, Series 504 variation. The recorded certification is 9496126, with...

Nobody Loves Nobody appears on this 1913 S.Bergman PC798-48 #6501 postcard from the Signed Wall Series with a Washington Stamp. The SGC certification record is 1116111, with grade 1.

Give Me A Chance I Won't Muff appears on this 1914 Samson Bros PC798-22 postcard from the Boy & Girl Series. Certification 0985791 identifies the SGC grade as 1.

The 1905 Ullman Mfg. Co. PC798-C6 Baseball Postcards #1495 release features Play Ball on this postcard from the Dog And Diapered Boy Series, in the Unused variation. This card's recorded result is...

Left Fielder appears on this 1907 C.A. Voight PC798-56 baseball postcard from the Baseball Position Series. SGC grade 1 is recorded under certification 5129184.

It Went Against His Stomach appears on this 1907 V.O. Hammon Pub. Co. PC798-D102 Baseball Postcards #259 issue with a Franklin stamp. The SGC label pairs grade 1 with certification 6645468.

Caught Stealing appears on this 1909 Maurice Wells PC798-18 baseball postcard from the Base Ball Silhouette Series, with a 1909 Ohio postmark and Franklin stamp. The card carries an SGC 1...

Why Do They Wear That is shown on the 1910 Roth & Langley PC798-C22 postcard from the There's a Reason Series, in the Unused variation. Recorded under certification 2761374, the card carries an SGC...

This 1911 T-P & Co. PC798-D078 Baseball Postcards issue depicts I Don't Like No Girls in the Gray & White variation. The SGC certification entry 6867484 records grade 1.

The 1911 The Ullman Co. PC798-16 Baseball Postcards #2928 issue features Missed A Foul But from the Baseball Kidlets Series 195 subset, with a 1912 postmark, Franklin stamp. Certification 4799099...

A Double Play appears on this black-and-white 1912 PC798-17 baseball postcard from the Signed Twelvetrees Series, with mentions of Long Beach and Los Angeles. The card is designated SGC Authentic...

The subject identified on this 1912 Samson Bros. PC798-20 Baseball Postcards issue is The Captain of the Winners from the S-125 Boys in Overalls subset, with Blue 3 Cent Washington stamp. For...

This 1912 Samson Bros. PC798-21 Baseball Postcards issue depicts Pickin' Up A Grasscutter from the Blue Checkerboard Border Series, with a 1913 postmark, Franklin stamp. The grade attached to SGC...

The 1913 S. Bergman PC798-48 Baseball Postcards issue shows 1st Base For Writing Is from the Signed Wall Series 6501 subset, in the Unused variation. The card is listed at SGC 2.5 under certification...

The 1907 C.A. Voight PC798-56 postcard presents Left Fielder from the Baseball Position Series, with Franklin Stamp. Its SGC grade is 1, with certification 4677526.

The 1910 Colonial Art Co. PC798-D145 postcard depicts “Strike, We Win! Hurray!!” with a 1910 postmark, Franklin stamp. The SGC record pairs certification 2754821 with grade 1.

On this 1910 PC798-10 Roth & Langley postcard, the subject is Score 3 To 1 from the Baseball Lovers PC Type 2 subset, with a 1910 Saginaw, MI postmark, Franklin stamp. Under certification 3257435,...

The 1910 PC798-58 #529 postcard presents Trying To Steal One from the BB Lovers Green & Yellow Series, with Franklin Stamp. SGC lists a grade of 1 under certification 5316494.

A Balk appears on this 1910 Roth & Langley PC798-10 postcard from the Baseball Lovers PC Type 1 issue. SGC certification 1020249 records a grade of 1.

The 1910 Roth & Langley PC798-10 postcard features A Balk from the Baseball Lovers PC series, with Type 1, Franklin Stamp. The SGC record lists grade 1 and certification 5339747.