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, Lima, Estádio Nacional José Diaz – Peru. Unused, unaddressed, no stamp. GRB 623
Postcard: Stadium, Lima, Estadio San Marcos – Peru. Unused, unaddressed, unstamped. GRB 468
Vintage postcard, Czechoslovak ice hockey players – autographs on the reverse, London, 1948. Postmarked, stamped, inscribed. (Hajný, Roziňák, Bubník, Zábrodský...)
Postcard: Stadium, Lima, CD Municipal – Peru. Unused, unaddressed, unstamped. GRB 466
Vintage photographic postcard, Ski jumping, Vysoké nad Jizerou, circa 1923. Faded. No stamp or postmark. Inscribed. Photo by Frant. Hanuš. A beautiful collector’s item
Postcard: Stadium, Belo Horizonte – Pampulha (Mineirão and Mineirinho), 22. Unposted, unsigned, unstamped.
Postcard: Stadium, Belo Horizonte – Pampulha (Mineirão and Mineirinho), 3015. Unposted, unsigned, unstamped.
Postcard: Stadium, Belo Horizonte – Pampulha (Mineirão and Mineirinho), 46. Unposted, unsigned, unstamped.
Postcard, Physical Education and Sport Exhibition, Pardubice, 1924. Cancelled, inscribed, stamped.
Black-and-white photograph/postcard, Women’s World Games in Prague; on the reverse, a ‘Foto ČTK Praha’ stamp.
Postcard: Stadium, Belo Horizonte – Pampulha (Mineirão and Mineirinho), 15. Unposted, unsigned, unstamped.