The Ullman Manufacturing Company of New York City was a prolific publisher of postcards in the very early years of the 20th century. From Google:
We met Kinnard McCleary in earlier postcard stories; he seems to have been a much-loved boy who was showered with postcards. Kinnard lived in Hagerstown,
This postcard photograph was not mailed -there is no indication of the subject or of the location. The design of the postcard (the small picture
Mr. A. Dunmire lived in Kittanning, a borough on the Allegheny River in Armstrong County of western Pennsylvania. In the early 20th century, Kittanning had
Mr. Lewis Harrison lived in Matthews, a small town on the Mississinewa River in north-central Indiana. (The town was laid out with very wide streets,
Miss Virginia Bugbee lived in Perry, a town on the St. Croix River in east-central Maine. Although the community began as a trading post in
This postcard is one of a series of postcard drawings depicting young lovers. Each one of the series shows a young man and young woman