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Both sides of a postcard sent by a Cheltenham schoolgirl during the reign of King George VI of the United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland. She is informing her family about her exam results. (Name and address removed.)
Old handwritten postcard
American colony, New Sweden.
Vintage Missouri marriage license from the 1920s.
Spanish peseta - 100 peseta bill from 1928.
Metal Letterpress Letters
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.
Vintage banknote from Weimar republic, 2 million marks
Vintage elements of paper banknotes.Bonistics.Fragment of 2 US dollar banknote for design purpose. United States of America
An old blank British postcard with a printed postage stamp of King George VI. Postage cost two pence (2d). Mid 20th century.
Five thousand Franc Note
USSR 1969 postage stamp printed in USSR shows Dmitri Ivanovich Mendeleev (1834-1907) and Formula with Author's Corrections, Century of the Periodic Law (classification of elements), formulated by Mendeleev, circa 1969.
Number 20 Pattern Design on Banknote
Vintage German 1 Marks Paper Money issued in 1920
a vintage blank postcard sent from German post office in Peking, China in 1900s, ready for any usage of historic events background related to mail delievery description.
Cancelled Stamp From Germany Featuring The Genetic Scientist Gregor Mendel
The front of a 1943-44 British World War Two clothing ration book. (Identifying details removed.) Clothing was rationed from June 1941 until March 1949. The books contained coupons in various colours, to prevent people using all their coupons at once - the Government would announce when each colour could be used, although older coupons could be saved up and used with new ones. Each adult was allocated 60 coupons per year (later reduced to 48) and children were allowed an extra 10 coupons above the adult ration.
A closeup of a one hundred dollar bill banknote
Assignat of 10 Livres payable to the bearer - Law of 24 October 1792 - Year I of the Republic - Series 14434 th - signature: Taisaud.
A high res scan of old banknote from Bolivia printed around 1928
Number 10 Pattern Design on Banknote
Symbol of the US Federal Reserve System on the old US 100 dollar bill. Fed emblem close-up on american currency.
Vintage postcard sent from Kais, Germany in early 1900s, a very good background for any usage of the historic postcard communications.
a close-up of a hundred US dollars of a new sample, details of a dollars 100 banknote
Obsolete one Australian pound note. No longer in circulation, this version was issued in 1952. Portrait of King George VI on the right.
Bulgarian currency BGN banknote, 20 leva
The Penny Black stamp was the world's first postage stamp first issued in 1840. This one attached to a letter has no perferations
Old USSR money close-up on a white background, isolated banknotes. Macro photography of retro banknotes of the Soviet Union, vintage details
A certificate of Post-War Credit, value £15.16s.11d, dated 17th December 1942 and issued in the United Kingdom. Post-War Credits were issued during World War Two in recognition of the higher taxes which the British people were paying during the war to support the War Effort. This additional tax, plus interest at 38%, was repaid between the end of the war and 1973. As this certificate has not been marked as ‘cancelled’ it is likely that it was never redeemed. (All identifying details have been removed.)
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