| LEGEND | Bid Sheet (English) | Ordre d'achat (Français) |
| Lot No | Type | Description | Price |
| 9001 | ENT |
U.S.A. (1895) Boxes of popcorn*. Clover. Timothy. Postal card (O) with detailed ad for various types of seed, peas, flax, beans, etc. Albert Dickerson Co.
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AVAILABLE AT $15 |
| 12001 | ENT |
U.S.A. (1892) Plow*. One cent postal card (O) with illustrated ad for Chattanooga Plow Co.
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AVAILABLE AT $30 |
| 12002 | ENT |
U.S.A. (1904) Sack of hard wheat* illustrated with globe*. 2 cent bicolor postal stationery (O) with advertising. "B. Stern & Sons." Attractive cover!
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AVAILABLE AT $50 |
| 12003 | ENT |
U.S.A. (1925) Wheelbarrow*. Illustrated 1 cent postal card (O). "Lansing Company, New York City."
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AVAILABLE AT $40 |
| 12004 | ENT |
RUSSIA (1930) Farmers bringing grain to grain elevator*. Postal card (O) with illustrated advertising "Peasants! Bring Grain to the Collective!"
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AVAILABLE AT $50 |
| 12005 | ENT |
RUSSIA (1931) Man carrying sacks followed by huge tractor*. Postal card (O) with illustrated advertising "Successful spring sowing comes to all by means of continuous collectivization. That will be enough to eliminate the Kulaks as aclass!""
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AVAILABLE AT $50 |
| 12006 | ENT |
RUSSIA (1931) Wheat*. Numeral "5"*. Recycling. Postal card (O) with illustrated advertising "Gather and collect for the State all sorts of old and useless things: books, papers and cardboard to aid in completing the Five Year Plan in four years!""
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AVAILABLE AT $50 |
| 15001 | ENT |
U.S.A. (1864) Farmland. Postal stationery envelope (N) with corner advertisement for farm land near Philadelphia. "Good loam soil, highly productive for Wheat, Corn, Grass, Fruits and Vegetables." Prices are $25 to $35 an acre. Fascinating bit of agricultural history.
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AVAILABLE AT $25 |
| 15003 | ENT |
U.S.A. (1874) Hoe. Interesting postal stationery envelope (N) with advertisement for some type of mechanical hoe, it reads: "The teeth of this machine drop in outward curves. It can be run much closer than any other, fairly hoeing any properly planted crop, and 10 acres a day, Then the ad just ends. Looks like only part of the entire ad was printed on the envelope. Perhaps there was supposed to be a picture also. Interesting!""
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AVAILABLE AT $15 |
| 15004 | ENT |
RUSSIA (1930) Farmer standing over fields. Illustrated postal propaganda card (O). Boosting Productivity!
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AVAILABLE AT $50 |
| 15005 | ENT |
U.S.A. (1935) Plow*. Seeder*. Sled*. Postal card with illustrated ad printed on back for agricultural implements. Scarce!
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AVAILABLE AT $25 |
| 21010 | ENT |
GERMANY (1968) Water mill at Bad Nauheim. Postal card (N) with corner illustration.
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AVAILABLE AT $15 |
| 24001 | ENT |
U.S.A. (1901) Sheaves of wheat*. Hay. Salt. 2 cents postal stationery (O) with advertising. "W.M. Read. Grain, Seed, Salt, Cement, Baled Hay."
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AVAILABLE AT $40 |
| 24004 | ENT |
AUSTRALIA (1918) Agricultural College Queensland*. Illustrated lettercard (used). LC18-2.
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AVAILABLE AT $40 |