This vintage postcard features an inspirational quote framed by decorative red borders, reading: “Life is Full of Uncertainties, Even to People Who Expect The Worst.” It is part of the Auburn Mottoes series, numbered 2261 100 des., and was made in the USA. The card exemplifies mid-20th century American postcard design with clear typography and simple, uplifting messaging. The back is divided for correspondence and address, typical of postcards from this period. Collectors of vintage motivational postcards or Americana will appreciate this piece for its unique text and classic styling.
This vintage postcard features a philosophical motto reading, “Man was made from dust, dust settles, are you a man?” The text is set against a styled brown and gold frame background, evoking an early 20th-century design aesthetic. The card is produced by IPC (International Post Card Company), a well-known publisher from the postcard’s era. The reverse side retains the classic divided back layout typical of the early 1900s, with ornate typography for the word “POSTCARD” and a clear space for the stamp. The card bears the handwritten name “Mrs. Knison” but is otherwise unmarked by postage or cancellation, indicating it was likely never mailed. Collectors will appreciate this piece for its unique messaging, historical printing style, and the quality of the period framing design.
Here’s a wonderful old embossed Art Nouveau New Year motto postcard bordered with pretty poinsettias, which was postmarked in 1910. There is a little corner wear with some bends and a speck on the front, but otherwise, it is in good+ condition. The lucky winner pays $1.75 shipping for 1 to up to 11 postcards in the US for purchases made within a single week. These will be sent in an envelope with cardboard. Larger amounts of cards are too thick to ship as a letter. They will be in a bubble envelope package using eBay labels with tracking. Please request an invoice with combined shipping. These purchases need to be paid in one Paypal payment, so wait to pay until you are finished bidding at the end of the week at which time, you can request an invoice for all your wins with combined shipping. If you have wins of larger amounts of postcards, or if you are an international buyer of combined wins, make sure and wait to pay until I can weigh the package to get the correct cost for you! I try to ship within 24 to 48 hours of your payment. Thank you and GOOD LUCK!!