London Pre - 1914 Collectable Advertising Postcards

OLIVER TWIST IN LONDON.

Has minor wear to the bottom corners and a light 15 mm bend in the bottom right corner.

Has minor wear to the corners.

Has minor wear to the corners and a light 4 mm crease in the bottom left corner.

Has minor wear to the corners.

The corners/edges are creased/scuffed. The edges and corners are bumped.

Has light wear to the corners.

Joseph Rank Ltd 1908 London Exibition Winning Display;See Scans.

Has wear to the bottom right corner, andminor wear to the other corners.

Has light wear to the corners and a light 2 cm crease in the top left corner.

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Truscotts, London.

Condition & Grading Information. (G) Good – Noticeable defects, handling and wear apparent. (P) Poor – Incomplete or image seriously affected. (M) Mint – Like new, almost perfect.

The Great Wheel (also known as the Big Wheel and the Gigantic Wheel) was built for the Empire of India Exhibition at Earls Court, London. Construction began in 1894 at the works of Maudslay, Sons and Field in Greenwich and it opened to the public on 17 July 1895.

'Minor defects such as album marks, signs of age and handling acceptable that do not detract from a visually pleasing card.' ). using the PTA Grading System. Condition Rated:"Very Good (VG)" (.

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Has minor wear to the corners.

Has light wear to the corners.

Will date to the early 1900's. Auctiva's FREE Counter.

However it was not until 1919 that the four main blocks of the factory were completed. An Ordinary Envelope with stiffener may be used for Foreign sales.

Max Cover is £20. The back will be shown if we feel it is of benefit. Note- Scans often make faults appear worse than they are. Occasionally fleck marks appear on the scan, this is often not present on the card but marks on the scanner glass.

Publisher: The Aerograph Co., London. Condition: Good. Minor corner / edge wear.

It was published by Valentine & Sons Ltd for the Latin-British Exhibition and is titled 'The Revolving Flip-Flap, Latin-British Exhibition, London, 1912.'. Overall it is in good condition but there may be marks consistent with age and there is a crease to top right corner.

It was published by Valentine & Sons Ltd for the Franco-British Exhibition and is titled 'Garden of Floating Islands, Great White City, London.'. THIS ITEM IS SOLD WITHOUT RESERVE. Overall it is in very good condition but there may be marks consistent with age.

It was published by Valentine & Sons Ltd for the Franco-British Exhibition and is titled 'Court Of Arts, Franco-British Exhibition, London, 1908.'. Overall it is in very good condition but there may be marks consistent with age.

With signs of age and wear, overall in great condition.

Unusual subject.

Very good condition with minor wear and marks. Please see photos for details. Happy to combine postage on multiple items where possible

An unusual item.

Light crease to the corners, overall in good condition.

Caption : "CAWDELL LONDON HOUSE-the leading house for. ". Subject : Advertising. We obtain a proof of dispatch for every item. Type : coloured printed. Condition : rounded corners otherwise good condition.

Caption : "TRENT-City of Canterbury. Publisher : Trent Bridge Publishing Co. Subject : Advertising. We obtain a proof of dispatch for every item. Type : coloured printed.