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		Boston Code: Boston $0.00 The "Boston" entry in the wonderful Katharine Gassaway "City" series, featuring a bespeckaled child sitting on books, reading a book, next to a bowl of steaming "Beans." Circa 1906. We also have the "New York" and "Philadelphia" entry, and I need to find the Milwaukee Child, and there are probably more... (There are ALWAYS more!) Quantity in Basket: none
		Miss Boston Code: MissBoston $0.00 Great image of "Miss Boston" by Archie Gunn, copyright 1905. Miss Boston is on her way to Sunday meeting, in her Sunday meeting clothes, but showing just a hint of ankle. Quantity in Basket: none
		Greetings from Boston Code: MA0549 $0.00 Beautiful "Greetings from Boston" image, circa 1906, featuring four local landmarks inside a four leaf clover. The scenes are: Fanueil Hall, Bunker Hill Monument, the State House, and Kings Chapel. A lovely pinkish peony (I think) sits off to the left. Excellent image. Quantity in Basket: none
		Greetings from Boston, Mass. Code: MA0590 $0.00 Lovely and early "Greetings from Boston" with imaginative butterfly format. Butterfly wings show views the Old State House, the State House, Kings Chapel, and Christ Church. Postmark 1908. Quantity in Basket: none
		Greetings from Boston Code: MA0594 $0.00 Terrific art nouveau "Greetings from Boston", postmarked 1909. Wonderful flower background, with views of the Bridge in the Public Garden, the Frog Pond in Boston Common, Longfellow's Cambridge Home, and the Public Library. Wonderful star with gold and black rays in the center. Quantity in Basket: none
		Greetings from Boston Code: MA0595 $0.00 Marvelous "Greetings from Boston", postmarked 1908. Terrific series of art nouveau cards; this one shows views of Tremont Street Mall and Park Street Church, Copley Square, and Trinity Church, plus views of a steam ship and small sailboats. Very imaginative and fun. Quantity in Basket: none
		Greetings from Boston Code: MA0609 $0.00 I just love these wonderful art nouveau "Greetings" - there's a whole series from all over the Eastern Seaboard. I think as far as design goes you're seeing the transition from Art Nouveau to Art Deco - there are a few Deco themes which are explored in these cards. Look at our entire "East Coast Art Nouveau" collection in "Things" and you'll see what I mean. The deco influence isn't particularly strong in this image, though, with the terrific starburst and all the pretty flowers. This one features views of Faneuil Hall, the Old State House, and King's Chapel, plus a ship belching smoke in the lower right corner. So good looking! Postmarked 1909. Quantity in Basket: none
		Greetings from Boston Code: MA0596 $0.00 Handsome "Greetings from Boston", postmarked 1908. Art nouveau background with views of the Harvard Bridge, the Christian Science Church, and the Tunnel Station at Court Street. Love the flowers, love the moon. Quantity in Basket: none
		Greetings from BOSTON, 1930s Code: MA0600 $0.00 Greetings from BOSTON. Large letter linen with scenes of local interest inside letters. Nice colors. Quantity in Basket: none
		Greetings from BOSTON, 1940s Code: MA0604 $0.00 Greetings from BOSTON. Another large letter linen with views of local interest inside letters. Imaginative background showing shadows of patriots. Quantity in Basket: none
		Greetings from BOSTON Code: MA0608 $0.00 Greetings from BOSTON. Yet another large letter linen by a different publisher. Quantity in Basket: none
		Greetings from Beantown, 1940s Code: MA0610 $0.00 Greetings from BEANTOWN. Variation of large letter series, using affectionate nickname, with scenes of local interest inside letters. Quantity in Basket: none
		Boston 2004! Code: Boston2004 $0.00 Congratulations to the Red Sox! My friend, the artist Valerie Zint, was a big fan of the Sox back in the late 1970s, in the day of Louis Tiant, and I know she was looking down from heaven this year, saying "Finally!" This is a fine bird's eye linen view of Fenway Park, circa the late 1940s, showing the lit field, and little players playing to packed stands. Quantity in Basket: none

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