This is from a big envelope of military photos formerly belonging to Hugh Whitaker Winslow. Many of the snapshots are from his early days at...

At first glance, this looks like one of those incredibly boring cards of a parking lot, but there's actually more to it. This isn't ...

I had the best intentions for a Veterans Day post focusing entirely on military and veterans, but I can't help what's written on the...

On Memorial Day we commemorate the soldiers who lost their lives in battle. Let's also remember the families who lost someone they loved...

I bought this card for several reasons: 1. It makes a bus depot look stylish. 2. It's in Portland, where I live 3. The message on the ba...

Here's a great real-photo card of German soldiers wearing the Pickelhaube. That's the name of those ornate spiked helmets worn by Pr...

Oh, and what a message on the back! The message to Giles D. Ahart reads: July 30, '09 Dear Scrubby: - You owe me a card but I will...

Münsingen is a German town near Stuttgart. It was also the site of a German military training camp from 1895 until 2004.  Although the train...

You can't visit Elbing anymore, or at least no place that goes by that name. The northern German city of Elbing was severely damaged dur...

This is an embroidered silk card from World War I, with the initials A.S.C. Those letters could stand for any of the following: American ...

When we think of U.S. veterans, we usually think of soldiers who served in World War I, World War II, Korea, Vietnam, or more recent conflic...

A soldier stops in a small town in 1917 and gives his address to young woman. She sends him a card. Does he write back? Do they ever meet ag...

A lot of postcard collectors shun postcard folders for reasons I completely understand. For one thing, you have to unfold them to look at th...