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AVAILABLE AT $20
U.S.A. (1878) Fruit. Nuts. Sugar. Raisins. Postal card (O) with printed advertisement on back for Warren & Wiswell quoting prices for various fruits and nuts including Sultana raisins, Turkish prunes, French Walnuts, Virginia peanuts. Some toning as usual in cards this old. Hard to find!
AVAILABLE AT $25
U.S.A. (1912) Apple. Pear. Quince. Honey Locust. Postal card (O) with printed advertisement on reverse for Shenandoah Nurseries offering Apple and Pear Grafts, Seedlings, Black and Honey Locust seed. The honey locust is so called because its fragrant flowers attract swarms of bees! Hard to find!
AVAILABLE AT $25
BELGIUM (1944) Bottle of fruit juice*. Grapes*, pear*, cherries*, apple*. 75 centimes multicolor postal card (N) with advertising, text in French, Publibel No 550: "Erudo liquid fruit."
AVAILABLE AT $20
RUSSIA (1955) Women picking peaches*. Postal stationery envelope (N) with color illustration.
AVAILABLE AT $20
U.S.A. (1900) Strawberry*. Postal card (O) with illustration of huge strawberry and ad for the "Rough Rider" strawberry, touting its prolificacy.
AVAILABLE AT $90
BELGIUM (1951) Bottle of fruit juice*. Lemon*, Strawberry*, pineapple*, raspberries*, apple*. 90 centimes multicolor postal card (N) with advertising, Publibel No 1007: "Sinalco."
AVAILABLE AT $20
JAPAN (1962) Lemon drink. Illustrated postal card (N) overprinted MIHON (specimen).
AVAILABLE AT $20
FINLAND (1994) Apples*. Berries*. Postal card (N) printed by the Red Cross with imprinted franking paying postage to all countries and part of the cost benefiting the society.
AVAILABLE AT $25
U.S.A. (1898) Apple*. Nursery. One cent postal card (O) with advertising. "Parry's Pomona Nurseries."
AVAILABLE AT $30
U.S.A. (1909) Can of cherries*. Postal card (O) with illustrated ad on reverse for Sunbeam White Cherries.
AVAILABLE AT $30
U.S.A. (1924) Apple*. Gloves. 2 cent bicolor postal stationery (O) with advertising: (pun)"Indian Apple Us [Indianapolis] Gloves. Indianapolis Glove Company."
AVAILABLE AT $25
U.S.A. (1932) Fruits*. Vegetables. Cows*. Iodine. Two cent postal stationery (O) with illustrated ad for South Carolina products that contain sufficient iodine for nutritional requirements.
AVAILABLE AT $25
BELGIUM (1944) Bottle of fruit juice*. Grapes*, pear*, cherries*, apple*. 75 centimes multicolor postal card (N) with advertising, text in Dutch, Publibel No 551: "Erudo's liquid fruit."
AVAILABLE AT $20