12 Posted Postcard Backs - Digital Images Of The Backs Of Non-U.S. Antique Vintage Postcards, Circa 1908-1951.
$7.49
Digital images of the backs of twelve (12) non-US, vintage/antique postcards. Circa 1908-1951. These are scans from the original postcards. Some minor editing was done to remove dealer's pencil marks and to fill in damaged edges.
Four (4) Download files (3 JPG files in each ZIP):
1) non-us_backs-1.zip - 17.7MB
__a) Canada-1.jpg
__b) Canada-2.jpg
__c) Canada-3.jpg
2) non-us_backs-2.zip - 16.8MB
__a) Canada-4.jpg
__b) England-1.jpg
__c) France-1.jpg
3) non-us_backs-3.zip - 17.1MB
__a) France-2.jpg
__b) German-1.jpg
__c) German-2.jpg
4) non-us_backs-4.zip - 17.7MB
__a) Grenada-1.jpg
__b) Mexico-1.jpg
__c) Vichy-France-1.jpg
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Info about each of the 12 JPG images inside the zip files:
2100x3300 pixels
600 DPI
File size: 4.7-6.1MB
JPG format
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