April 12, 2024
Early 1930s Signed McGill Romance Comic Risqué postcard Nice Legs & No Drawers
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** Early 1930s / 40s Signed McGill Romance Comic Risqué postcard Nice Legs & No Drawers theme ** "We Call it the Hollywood!" C-1930s / 40s Any additional number of single cards purchased within 7 day period will be shipped (FREE OF CHARGE) both Nationally and Internationally. Please see images below Ref. C-1777 Condition *Excellent condition, Please see scan Measurement 89 mm X 140 mm (3.5" X 5.5") Type of Card Artist Signed Colour PostCard Artist Donald McGill Publisher D. Constance Ltd (J. Ascher post-War). Merton High St. London S.W. 19 Series No. 2215 Year issued 1930s / 40s Back divided Postally Used? No Designed: England Printed: England Remarks beautiful rare card. highly collectable Designed & Printed in England. (please see scans) IMPORTANT (Please read) *Describing the condition of an original vintage postcard is always a matter of personal assessment. Considering that, most are pre-used and some could be over a hundred years old therefore, there will always, “by definition of vintage” be a certain level of wear commensurate to age. High quality images of both sides of the card will form part of our description, which is given to the best of our knowledge, if you still have any questions regarding condition or any other aspect of our description, kindly contact us PRIOR TO BIDDING. Thank you Here's how we do things,
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