April 12, 2024
HUGE LOT VICTORIAN SCRAPBOOKS TRADE AD CARDS 1880s
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Victorian Scrapbooks You are looking at this wonderful lot of Victorian and vintage scrapbooks. There are 3 Victorian (1880's) albums, 2 hand bound albums, larger loose pages (most likely belong to the white album), a photo album with letters, postcards, ads, & more from the 20's & 30's, & the brown album behind the smaller album is empty and unused. The older albums are full of trade cards, clippings, greeting cards, & more. The oldest date I found was 1884. Album covers are in good condition, bindings are all detached or coming close, pages are in fair condition, and the contents vary from fair to excellent condition. Please feel free to write with any questions about any of the contents. This wonderful lot would make the perfect addition to your collection!! ***SHIPPING CALCULATOR SHOWS PRIORITY QUOTE, PLEASE CHANGE TO PARCEL POST IF YOU'D LIKE TO SEE A CHEAPER OPTION*** ***Combined shipping and handling is available and is based on the total weight of the combined items. If you win three or more auctions at once, please wait for revised invoice since packing weight will change significantly. If you are the high bidder, please note that the invoice will automatically give you the Priority price for s & h, if you'd like to use the cheaper Parcel Post, please change it. We try to ship everyday but sometimes it's not possible. Parcel
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