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		Duval Street, circa the 1930s Code: FL3430 $0.00 Nicely detailed linen view of Duval Street. Quantity in Basket: none
		S. S. Miami Code: UF505M $0.00 I think if I have a favorite Alligator Border - what a tough decision! - it might have to be this wonderful view of the S. S. Miami. There's something about the colors: the red flags fluttering gaily in the breeze, the yellow details on the ship, the blue sky. And the details are great: lifeboats on the side of the ship, the people lining the side of the ship, the black smoke belching from the smokestacks. We do a frame job on Alligator Borders that'd knock your socks off, and I've got the S.S. Miami framed in both the black walnut and pecan to use as samples. Just great. Quantity in Basket: none
		Entrance to Dreamland, Coney Island Code: NY1799 $0.00 What a wonderful 'shell border' view of the Entrance to Dreamland, Coney Island,.' postmarked 1908. How charming! Really amazing architecture, too, looking at the lady (goddess?) at the Entrance, with huge white wings that form the arches to the Entrance. Above this gal, up in the clouds, is a sign that says "Dreamland Creation." What in the world went on in there?? Really interesting, especially good shells. Quantity in Basket: none
		A Carload of Raspberries Code: Raspberries1 $0.00 Very fun exaggeration image of A Carload of Raspberries, circa 1910 by talented and imaginative publisher Edward H. Mitchell of San Francisco. Very fine details, perfect coloring. Quantity in Basket: none
		Uncle Sam Santa is at the door! Code: UncleSamSanta3 $0.00 Terrific image of Uncle Sam Santa right at the door, with a Christmas tree and two American flags in his arms. Two girls have answered his knock. Excellent colors! This image was originally a "Hold To Light" card, which is exactly as its name implies - a card that light shines through when you hold it up to the light. This Uncle Sam Santa series came in several versions: the embossed cards, the Hold To Light cards, and the "Squeaker" cards. The Squeaker is perhaps the most rare version, since children almost invariably tore open the card to see what made it squeak. Circa 1909 or so. Lovely and fun. Quantity in Basket: none
		Art Nouveau Bathing Beauty Code: BathingBeauty60 $0.00 Stunning French Art Nouveau Bathing Beauty by Guillaume, circa the 1910s or so. Wonderful colors, lovely details. Quantity in Basket: none
		Bathing Beauty with Umbrella and Beach Ball Code: BathingBeauty61 $0.00 Unbelievable Bathing Beauty image with fantastic colors. That magenta is amazing! I love the scene of three children playing on the beach with beach balls, while a pretty girl is resting under an umbrella nearby, also with a beach ball. An Italian card, circa the 1920s or so. Some of the best coloring I've ever seen. Quantity in Basket: none
		Blue Mermaid Code: Mermaid1blue $0.00 Wonderful Italian Mermaid with a blue background. This is an absolutely stunning postcard image, with the beautiful mermaid, the starry sky, the waves, and the fantastic, luxuriant vegetation under the sea. Really spectacular, and worth every penny of $500. Quantity in Basket: none

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