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Vintage blank postcard from Uruguay in early 1900s, a very good background for any usage of the historic postcard communications.
Canceled Iranian Postage Stamp Shah, and the palace started by Persian Emperor Darius and continued by his son Xerxes, in Persepolis.  The palace is a UNESCO World Heritage Site -- See lightbox for more
Vintage elements of old paper banknotes.Bonistics.Old Soviet banknotes 20 rubles worth.Fragment  banknote for design purpose.USSR money
Card dated 1957 informing a British patient that their chest X-ray is satisfactory. \nAfter World War Two, the NHS brought in a scheme to combat tuberculosis and mobile units were sent to communities to enable people to be checked easily and quickly.\nAll identifying details have been removed from this card.
Old handwritten postcard
Richmond, Virginia, USA - November 7th, 2011:  Cancelled Stamp From The United States Featuring President Dwight D. Eisenhower.  He Was A 5 Star General And Commanded Forces During World War II Before Becoming President Of The United States.
Credit Union statement from 1958
fragment of 5 dollar bill for design purpose
Spanish peseta - 100 peseta bill from 1928.
a vintage blank postcard sent from Chinese city Yantai in 1930s,  ready for any usage of  historic events background related to mail delievery description.
New Haven, Connecticut, The USA - 13 October 1902: US historical Postal Card with eagle emblem, Imprinted One Cent stamp American president William McKinley 1843-1901
A letter from a maternity hospital informing a pregnant woman that a bed has been booked for her impending confinement in January 1961. The letter is dated 13th September 1960 and all identifying details have been removed. (Please also see Stock photo ID:1474388259 in my portfolio.)
John F Kennedy stamp
Number 20 Pattern Design on Banknote
Closeup Details of One US Dollar, Real Money with High Resolution for your own design use.
Expired US passport
UNITED STATES - CIRCA 1967: stamp printed by United states, shows Flag over White House in Washington, circa 1967.
blank vintage postcard sent from Paris, France  in 1904, a very good historic background of overseas postal service, can be used for any usage for any historic situation.
Selective focus on detail of euro banknotes. Close up macro detail of money banknotes, 100 euro isolated. World money concept, inflation and economy concept
An old blank British postcard with a printed postage stamp of King George VI. Postage cost two pence (2d). Mid 20th century.
Dutch Harbor, Alaska, the USA - 27 Dec 1941: US historical envelope: cover with patriotic cachet Let's go U.S.A. Keep 'em flying and two postage stamp for defence, Nathan Hale, postal cancellation
Certificate of examination 1899
Old money of the USSR close-up. Macro photography of vintage banknotes of the Soviet Union, retro details
Front of an expired, obsolete Dutch ID / passport, issued during WW2, in november 1941
Washington, DC - 1963: Vintage Nikon film scan aerial photograph of the Thomas Jefferson Memorial in Washington, DC.
Stock image of USA Air Mail postage stamp
Bulgarian currency BGN banknote, 20 leva
blank vintage Geman postcard sent from Pekin(Beijing), China  in 1904, a very good German colonial mail background of overseas postal service, can be used for any usage for any historic situation.
Duluth, Minnesota, the USA - 16 september 1946: US historical envelope: cover with cachet first flight duluth Fort William route and green postage stamp Air mail 8 cents,  postal cancellation
A card admitting one visitor to a patient, Mrs Smith, in a 1950s British maternity hospital, between the hours of 3.00pm and 4.00pm on Sunday and Thursday. Husbands allowed to visit (without visiting card) every evening from 7.00pm to 8.30pm. Children under 12 years of age not allowed! (Hospital name removed.)
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