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Antique 1911 Harrison Fisher Postcards 189 190 191 Romance Series Lot of 3
Antique 1911 Harrison Fisher Postcards 189 190 191 Romance Series Lot of 3
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Beautiful set of three antique Harrison Fisher illustrated postcards from 1911, published by Reinthal & Newman of New York with copyright by Charles Scribner's Sons. These are consecutive cards Nos. 189, 190 and 191, depicting romantic scenes from courtship and married life.
The three cards are being sold together as one set.
• Original antique color illustrated postcards
• Divided postcard backs
• All three are unused and unwritten
• Three consecutive numbered cards
CARDS INCLUDED
• No. 189 — The Honeymoon
• No. 190 — The First Evening in Their Own Home
• No. 191 — Their New Love
CONDITION
• Very good antique condition overall
• Beautiful color and imagery remain well preserved
• Subtle age-related marks, spotting and toning
• Each card has a purplish water-type stain along one area of the reverse
• Reverse staining does not obscure important printed information and does not significantly detract from the illustrated fronts
• Unposted and unwritten
• Please review all photographs for exact condition
Wonderful early 20th-century examples of Harrison Fisher's romantic illustration work and an especially appealing group because all three cards are consecutive numbers from the same series.
The three cards are being sold together as one set.
• Original antique color illustrated postcards
• Divided postcard backs
• All three are unused and unwritten
• Three consecutive numbered cards
CARDS INCLUDED
• No. 189 — The Honeymoon
• No. 190 — The First Evening in Their Own Home
• No. 191 — Their New Love
CONDITION
• Very good antique condition overall
• Beautiful color and imagery remain well preserved
• Subtle age-related marks, spotting and toning
• Each card has a purplish water-type stain along one area of the reverse
• Reverse staining does not obscure important printed information and does not significantly detract from the illustrated fronts
• Unposted and unwritten
• Please review all photographs for exact condition
Wonderful early 20th-century examples of Harrison Fisher's romantic illustration work and an especially appealing group because all three cards are consecutive numbers from the same series.
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