POSTCARDS

A postcard (in common parlance, a postcard) is a form of postal correspondence that has a picture of promotional material on one side and space for a written message on the other. It is usually made of a thin, hard sheet of paper in a rectangular shape, but they are also found in circular, triangular, or more elaborate forms.They are usually used as a form of greeting sent with accompanying pictorial or photographic material to illustrate the point. On the reverse side, the sender usually fills in the recipient's address on pre-printed lines, a postage stamp is affixed to the marked rectangle, and approximately half of the possible viewing area on the left side is reserved for the written message.
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Postcard: Stadium, Anderlecht, Bruwelles, Belgium. Unmailed, inscribed, no stamp
Postcard: Carissbrook Stadium, Dunedin, New Zealand. Unmailed, inscribed, no stamp
Postcard: Stadium, Auckland Warriors, Ericsson Stadium. Unmailed, inscribed, no stamp
Postcard: Stadium, Willem II Main Building, Tilburg. Unmailed, inscribed, no stamp
Postcard: Stadium, Christchurch, New Zealand. Unmailed, addressed, no stamp
Postcard from Pisa, autographs of Czechoslovak soccer players from their tour of Italy, 1973. Addressed to Ivana Masopustová: “Greetings from Italy from Dad (Josef Masopust).” Used, inscribed, stamp, postmark
Postcard: Stadium, Haifa, Bad Galim. Unmailed, addressed, no stamp
Postcard: Stadium, Lima, Estadio Nacional - Peru. Unused, unaddressed.
Postcard: Stadium, Lima, Estadio Nacional, and Via Expresa. Unused, unaddressed.