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4 Oct 2012 Postcard Collection (#3)

1,175 Postcards

In Memoriam, Heroic Musicians of the Titanic who died at their posts like men - Wallace Hartley, bandleader and violinist; Percy C Taylor, cellist; Georges Krins, violinist; Roger Bricoux

4 Oct 2012 Postcard Collection: Daily Mirror, J. Bruce Ismay at Titanic Inquiry, New York

Daily Mirror, J. Bruce Ismay at Titanic Inquiry, New York
RMS Titanic - J. Bruce Ismay before the inquiry Commission in New York, copy of The Daily Mirror dated 29 April 1912. Date: 1912

4 Oct 2012 Postcard Collection: RMS Titanic - Titanic at Sea, by B Lee

RMS Titanic - Titanic at Sea, by B Lee
RMS Titanic - Titanic at Sea, signed B Lee, dated 5 October 1913. 14 x 20 inches. Date: 1913

4 Oct 2012 Postcard Collection: Urn representing a jaguar, Monte Alban, Oaxaca, Period II (pottery)

Urn representing a jaguar, Monte Alban, Oaxaca, Period II (pottery)
XBP351810 Urn representing a jaguar, Monte Alban, Oaxaca, Period II (pottery) by Zapotec; height: 91.4 cm; Museo Nacional de Antropologia, Mexico City, Mexico; Photo eBoltin Picture Library; Mexican

4 Oct 2012 Postcard Collection: Crimson Roses and Lace, 1887 (oil on panel)

Crimson Roses and Lace, 1887 (oil on panel)
822858 Crimson Roses and Lace, 1887 (oil on panel) by Stewart, Julius Leblanc (1855-1919); 55x38.2 cm; Private Collection; (add.info.: Crimson Roses and Lace. Julius Leblanc Stewart (1855-1919)

4 Oct 2012 Postcard Collection: Greenpoint, Long Island, (oil on canvas)

Greenpoint, Long Island, (oil on canvas)
822870 Greenpoint, Long Island, (oil on canvas) by Harrison, Lowell Birge (1854-1929); 81.7x101.8 cm; Private Collection; (add.info.: Greenpoint, Long Island. Lovell Birge Harrison (1854-1929)

4 Oct 2012 Postcard Collection: Holy Lights

Holy Lights
Þorsteinn H. Ingibergsson

4 Oct 2012 Postcard Collection: The Dark Path

The Dark Path
PhotoCosma

4 Oct 2012 Postcard Collection: Its a big Birthday Celebration. But cakes not the thing to eat today

Its a big Birthday Celebration. But cakes not the thing to eat today. Just mounds and mounds of ice cream. The Ice Cream cone is 80 and is still going strong

4 Oct 2012 Postcard Collection: Members of the University of Warwick Promotion Committee, 28th March 1960

Members of the University of Warwick Promotion Committee, 28th March 1960. Pictured with its secretary. Charles Barratt, the Town Clerk of Coventry, on the extreme left

4 Oct 2012 Postcard Collection: Studio shot of a young man and and young woman posing and eating ice cream

Studio shot of a young man and and young woman posing and eating ice cream. 24th June 1993

4 Oct 2012 Postcard Collection: These ice creams look delicious, but they aren t for eating

These ice creams look delicious, but they aren t for eating. Made from Plastic, these ice creams are only for show. 23rd November 1980

Anne Alexander gives a suggestive lick to a creamy ice cream cone. 15th May 1980

4 Oct 2012 Postcard Collection: Representatives of the University of Warwick Promotion Committee outside 38 Belgrave

Representatives of the University of Warwick Promotion Committee outside 38 Belgrave Square, London, 16th June 1960. Left to Right

New York skyline seen from the top of the Empire State Building 25th January 1970

4 Oct 2012 Postcard Collection: Members of the local executive committee of the University of Warwick Promotion Committee

Members of the local executive committee of the University of Warwick Promotion Committee, 16th July 1961. Left to Right Seated

New York skyline and Brooklyn Bridge seen from the FDR Drive 25th January 1970

East 43rd Street New York 25th January 1970

Times Square and Duffy Street New York 25th January 1970

Times Square New York 25th January 1970

4 Oct 2012 Postcard Collection: Staten Island Ferry which runs between the southernmost tip of Manhattan near Battery

Staten Island Ferry which runs between the southernmost tip of Manhattan near Battery Park and St. George Ferry Terminal on Richmond Terrace, near Richmond County Borough Hall 25th January 1970

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