Many postcards sold for a few cents (or even a penny) when they were first made, but they’re a lot more valuable now. The value of old postcards depends several factors, including their condition, ...

Postcards are a fun way to let someone know you Wish They Were There, no matter where you are. Because of the artwork on the front, they also make great souvenirs. But did you know that old postcards ...

Postcards are among the most popular inexpensive collectibles today, perhaps because they are easy to find. But it takes time and searching to create a special collection. Postcards are wanted for the ...

If you've ever come across an old postcard tucked away in a drawer or attic, you might be sitting on a surprising treasure. Not all vintage postcards look valuable at first glance, but some hidden ...

The Arlington Public Library has launched a new online collection featuring vintage postcards from one-time Arlington landmarks and historic moments. The library’s Virginia Room put together the ...

A snapshot in time can tell a long-forgotten story of bygone days. Old photos and postcards are an irreplaceable asset to historical societies, archivists and genealogists. For Mark Jacobson, a ...

It was 2003, and Leora Krygier was rummaging around a thrift store near her home in Los Angeles. Krygier wasn’t looking for anything in particular, but a box of old vintage postcards caught her ...

YORK, Maine — The Old York Historical Society now has a portion of its collection of historic postcards searchable online at oldyork.org. A collection of 1,780 postcards, part of a larger donation of ...

Fred Cifuni of Greenwood Lake sent in some old postcards picturing places from the local area. Many historical places were preserved through photos sold as postcards. Production of postcards boomed in ...

If you love Paris, you’ll love this exhibit. Higher Pictures gallery is showing a collection of postcards from the 1920s by photographer Pierre Yves Petit. In addition to the patina of age in these ...

MARSHFIELD -- I used to think of old postcards as just another pretty, nostalgic item. The printing quality of the colors from the early 1900s could be stunning, especially the blues, and the horses ...