April 12, 2024
MEXICO Aguascalientes Making-Drawn Work A.B. Culver UDV
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Description - Old black and white undivided back postcard UDV (pre-1907) entitled on the front "Making Drawn Work in Aguascalientes." Printed in the lower left-hand corner on the front is the name A.B. Culver, Jr., Aguascalientes. Condition - Very good. Postally-used - No. Shipping Cost - I will combine and ship all items that are purchased and close on the same day for the same flat shipping cost. I mail all cards with a value of less than U.S. $10.00 in corrugated postcard mailers and send all items with a DO NOT BEND stamp, making them "non-machinable" in the eyes of the U.S. Post Office. As such, my shipping cost is slightly higher than others who send cards in business envelopes. I do not use any tape in packing my postcards, as if opened hastily, it can damage cards. I package all cards with a value over U.S. $10.00 in a bubble wrap mailer with corrugated cardboard inside, and send with Delivery Confirmation at my expense...just to make sure they get t Combined Shipping - I will combine and ship any number of cards that are purchased and close on the same day for one flat shipping cost - the same as to ship a single card. However please note, i f you are bidding on items that end on different days and want me to combine shipping, please send me an eBay Message or an email before the first item closes to signal to me that I
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